Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a profound existential dilemma, prompting global debates on its regulation and potential. Advocates argue for a cautious approach to address risks such as privacy invasion and ethical concerns
AI-focused tech stocks, including Nvidia, Snowflake, and Palantir, are experiencing significant declines in the current volatile market. Nvidia’s stock has fallen 12.7% recently, suggesting
Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) has experienced a significant stock surge of 5.5% following impressive fiscal results. Last quarter, Broadcom’s sales increased by 25% to $14.9
Nvidia’s stock has experienced a significant decline, losing $1 trillion in market capitalization since January. Share prices have dropped from a high of $149.43
KULR Technology Group Inc. is a leading innovator in thermal management solutions, capturing interest among retail investors for its predicted 267.65% upside potential. The
Micron Technology and Broadcom stand strong in a shifting semiconductor market, bolstered by AI demand. January saw a larger-than-expected 14% market drop, yet semiconductor
Nvidia’s stock dropped 5.7%, marking a 17.6% decline this year, amid AI demand concerns and geopolitical risks. Broadcom’s shares rose over 10% thanks to
Warren Buffett’s investment strategy emphasizes long-term thinking and high-quality dividends. Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio is significantly comprised of Apple (28.12%), Coca-Cola (9.32%), and Visa (0.98%),