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>>54340042
My son is obsessed with the idea of needing to buy AI stock. I told him rather than chasing a bunch of literal whos hoping one of them will make it, at this point the established big boys will be buying up any of the little guys who actually prove to have anything worth more than a pile of dog shit on the lawn. You just mentioned the main 3, MSFT, GOOG, and TSLA. The trick with TSLA is going to be their need to shake loose of Musk who has become more of a hinderance than positive thanks to his inability to STFU from lying, overpromising, and just turning people off of the products due to divisive opinions that are best left private as a company head. Then you have the increasing potential of the government breaking up GOOG, but they have a lot of built up R&D on things that can wind up finding surprise breakthroughs at some point. AMZN is another contender if they can ever get decent management. The thing about the faults of those companies is that their prices are somewhat battered from all the "bad news" so IF...IF they do overcome their obstacles, the present prices are bargains.

The sleeper though is DE. DE is the TSLA of agriculture, without the retard CEO. There will be fully automated AI tractors and harvest bots coming sooner rather than later. Farmers can already be on their private islands operating tractors via apps and telling them what to do when they encounter obstacles, and the AI identifies weeds and spot blasts them, reducing herbicides by 2/3. That is *now*. They also just released electric zero turn mowers, and those will be fully AI before long.

I'd rather just day/swing trade ETFs tho.