Insider Activity at Nvidia and Palantir Speaks Volumes -- but Are Investors Willing to Listen?
Is this a potentially deafening warning to investors?
Despite some recent volatility in equities, Wall Street's major stock indexes -- the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite -- have been virtually unstoppable since bottoming out in October 2022.
The bull market rally that's led all three indexes to numerous record-closing highs has been fueled by a confluence of factors. This includes excitement surrounding Donald Trump's return to the White House (stocks soared during Trump's first term), stock-split euphoria, and better-than-expected corporate earnings. But at the tippy-top of the list of stock market catalysts is the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI).
AI empowers software and systems with the ability to reason, act, and evolve, without the need for human intervention. This capacity to become more proficient at assigned tasks, as well as evolve to learn new skills over time, gives this technology jaw-dropping reach and an almost unfathomable addressable market.
