3 Ways Tech Investors Can Navigate the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Sector Tumble
Investor interest in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks surged in 2024, but it looks to be cooling off in 2025. At the time of this writing, powerhouse chipmaker Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) was down nearly 20% and Broadcom fell by 26% since January 1. Advanced Micro Devices is also struggling, down 23%.Uncertainty about the outlook for the U.S. economy as President Donald Trump implements his tariff plans has contributed to the softness in the AI sector. These tariffs, as well as retaliatory tariffs that Trump has pledged to enact, could cause a decline in global economic activity, and potentially lead to a U.S. recession. Understandably, Wall Street is concerned that many industries will suffer, including AI.There are, however, three concrete ways for tech sector investors to turn these unsettling circumstances to their advantage.Continue reading
Investor interest in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks surged in 2024, but it looks to be cooling off in 2025. At the time of this writing, powerhouse chipmaker Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) was down nearly 20% and Broadcom fell by 26% since January 1. Advanced Micro Devices is also struggling, down 23%.
Uncertainty about the outlook for the U.S. economy as President Donald Trump implements his tariff plans has contributed to the softness in the AI sector. These tariffs, as well as retaliatory tariffs that Trump has pledged to enact, could cause a decline in global economic activity, and potentially lead to a U.S. recession. Understandably, Wall Street is concerned that many industries will suffer, including AI.
There are, however, three concrete ways for tech sector investors to turn these unsettling circumstances to their advantage.
