Vertiv Holdings Co Stock News

Shares in data center equipment company Vertiv Holdings (VRT 2.54%) declined by 24.1% in March, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Given the large slump in the share price on March 26, there's little doubt that Vertiv's stock is being negatively impacted by tariff actions and bans on foreign companies buying U.S. technology.

Data center equipment maker Vertiv (VRT -2.65%), healthcare technology specialist GE HealthCare Technologies (GEHC -2.08%), and electrical protection and connection products company nVent Electric (NVT -3.11%) are all Nvidia collaborators, and they all focus on the AI growth opportunity. Here's why and how these stocks are great buys right now.

As AI takes over attention in the tech market, the growing demand for tech center services to support increasing generative AI complexity is flying under the radar. During the current tech share slump, some data center stocks caught in the shuffle are trading below their fair value, presenting opportunities to long-term investors.

Stocks slumped Wednesday as big technology stocks led the S&P 500 SPX-1.12% lower. The big three indexes snapped their winning streaks at three days.

Shares in data center equipment maker Vertiv Holdings (VRT -10.79%) tumbled more than 11% by 3 p.m. today. The decline comes after a general sell-off in the AI/data center sector following the news that the U.S. is banning 80 companies, including many in China, from buying U.S. technology.

Many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have sold off recently, presenting compelling buying opportunities for patient investors. But folks with a sizable amount of their portfolio in names like Nvidia (NVDA -0.66%) may be looking for other ideas.

It's no secret that artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks have sold off in the recent market correction. It's partly due to investors locking in gains, competitive concerns relating to Chinese start-up DeepSeek, and, most notably, valuation concerns.

Leon Cooperman has been investing for over 50 years, and even though the billionaire is approaching his 82nd birthday in April, he continues to look for excellent stocks to own and profit from.