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There aren't too many investors with better track records than Stanley Druckenmiller. Over a 30-year period, which included 12 years working as a portfolio manager for George Soros at the Quant Fund, Druckenmiller generated average annual returns of 30%, according to Hedge Fund Alpha.

Selecting a single artificial intelligence (AI) stock to buy right now is a difficult task. Every stock has its bear and bull cases, but the key is to find one with a far more certain bull than bear case.

With more and more capital going into artificial intelligence (AI) development and infrastructure, and investors growing increasingly excited about the tech's potential impact on various businesses, stocks connected to the trend have been some of the market's biggest winners over the last two and a half years.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a game-changing technology, where the right stocks could earn investors handsome gains. But as with any technology that comes along, investors will need to watch for companies that fail to live up to the hype.

Intel Corporation is our swing trade safe haven: buy under $20, sell above $23, and hold for the 18A node catalyst into 2026. 18A node is a game-changer with GAA and backside power; it'll enable share gain on PC Client from AMD and put IFS on the map against TSMC. Valuation is attractive, with INTC stock trading at a significant discount to peers, and expectations are getting revised down makin...

When investors look around for a new idea to trade or invest in, there are often lean seasons where nothing seems to click or make sense, and no opportunities are to be found, while other seasons' ideas just seem to come from everywhere at once.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) has come a long way since ChatGPT set the craze in motion in late 2022, with companies like Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) spending hundreds of millions to develop the technology further.