AI Fatigue is Real – And It Can Make You Money
POSTED BY: VANCE HOWARD

The market is having AI fatigue, and software companies, along with a lot of very profitable tech firms, have sold off in the last three weeks. After starting the year off strong, the market has now given back January gains and looks to be a bit sloppy. The markets should now be considered oversold, as identified by the VIX. There has been a nice rotation, and the consumer staples sector is holding up well. We think investors rotating their capital rather than just selling out is a good sign of a bull market. Will it rotate back into software and tech? The answer is “Of course.” Any time we have had a disruption such as the start of the internet, cloud storage, etc., the top 100 firms have always found a way to adapt and profit.

Microsoft (MSFT), one of the most profitable companies on the planet and one of the biggest constituents of all the major indices, has sold off and is down about 14% YTD. Not only do they have a mountain of cash, but they also have a mountain of intellectual capital, meaning very smart people working there. The companies that have sold off in the last three weeks are some of the most profitable companies around. Ask yourself, do you think the MAG seven is not already gaming AI for their profitability?

The volatility has created buying opportunities in companies like Microsoft (MSFT), Palantir (PLTR), and Applovin (APP), just to name a few. Also, if you want to play a large basket, the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF (IGV) has sold off and is very close to hitting very strong support.

The market is still in an uptrend and is testing some areas of support, and in a trading range.
Like Warren Buffet always says, buy when others are selling. So, get your buy list out and start looking at some of the most valuable companies anywhere in the world, they are now on sale.
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