Five AI Stocks Set to Pop in 2021
In 2017, Money Morning recommended AI stock BrainChip Holdings. It shot up by 3,133% in six months. Today, we profile five AI stocks that look ready to enjoy similar success…
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- AI Stock #1 & #2: These two manufacturers specialise in next-generation technology to meet the massive memory demands of AI systems. Considering the solution is 1,000 times faster and more energy efficient compared to current technologies, these stocks could shoot up in the near future.
- AI Stock #3: This enterprise uses data to boost visitor engagement and satisfaction in physical venues. Since attracting and retaining visitors will be a top priority for venues after lockdowns, demand is expected to rise drastically. Yet this little known gem is currently trading below $1…
- AI Stock #4: This AI trailblazer tackles security and shoplifting concerns within physical venues. Its software helps operators identify potentially malicious behaviour — before it happens. Given the vastly untapped global market, this small upstart has huge room to expand.
- AI Stock #5: This tech giant triples the success rate of innovative AI projects deployed by corporations — through its supply of high-quality data. Along with its sheer size and strong growth trajectory, our experts believe it could be an attractive candidate for risk-averse investors.
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