16 Most Undervalued Penny Stocks To Invest In

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US stock markets jumped recently as investors cheered the much-awaited Nvidia’s results which showed the chip company enjoying strong sales on the back of the AI-related boom. In the short-term, the results may have defied many warnings which called the latest AI boom a hype. Overall, the market seems to be in euphoria as tech stocks continue to jump. There have been many skeptical takes from many circles warning that the real effects of the latest rate hikes would be visible in the coming months and could cause slower growth and recession. But investors are brushing aside these warnings for now.

The AI boom not a phenomenon that could be overlooked or ignored. And perhaps this AI boom is exactly what is keeping the markets in an optimistic mood. Recently, talking to Yahoo Finance, Marco Argenti, Goldman Sachs’s chief information officer, said he believes AI is “probably one of the biggest revolutions or changes that I have ever seen. We believe that AI could be a profound disrupter not only of our industry but all digital and all information and knowledge industries in general.”

The analyst said that AI could become a translator between machines and programmers and help workers increase their productivity. He believes technology is no longer relevant only in back office. It has become a part of agenda of companies and businesses. He believes the short-term challenges for AI remain making sure the information and answers shared by generative AI are accurate.

There has been much talk about how a handful of tech companies are accounting for most of the gains of the stock market. Despite this concentration of value, there are notable analysts betting that major tech companies will continue to outperform. Recently, Wedbush Securities Managing Director Scott Devitt gave bullish ratings to eight major technology stocks which have already made a lot of moves earlier this year. These companies include Meta (META), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Amazon (AMZN).

Devitt believes Alphabet will benefit from AI and current trends due to its ads innovation, YouTube experience and Cloud. The analyst said that Google has always been a leader in advertising innovation and its YouTube video experience is one of the best in the industry. The analyst set a $160 price target on Alphabet, which shows a strong upside potential from its current level ($132).

For Meta, Devitt believes Instagram would be a great driver for the stock, in addition to AI. The analyst said Instagram could account for over 50% of Meta’s revenue by 2025.