Top Analyst Says It Not Too Late to Buy These 2 AI Chip Giants
It's no secret that the AI boom of recent years has been a primary driver of market gains, with the introduction of generative and agentic A
It's no secret that the AI boom of recent years has been a primary driver of market gains, with the introduction of generative and agentic AI models and enormous demand for semiconductor chips and data centers making headlines – and profits for early investors. But after such a massive run, is it too late to get on board?
Top BMO analyst Harsh Kumar, who ranks #5 among more than 10,000 Wall Street analysts, doesn't think so. In fact, he believes there is still plenty of money to be made in chip stocks.
First reported by finance.yahoo.com.
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