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Analyst Shares Outside-The-Box Way To Invest, Make Money On AI Boom By Benzinga

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© Reuters. Analyst Shares Outside-The-Box Way To Invest, Make Money On AI Boom

Benzinga – by Aaron Bry, Benzinga Editor.

The AI story has driven incredible growth in companies such as NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT), but analyst Marc Chaikin of Chaikin Analytics shared an outside-the-box way to play the increase in demand for AI.

Chaikin told Benzinga’s PreMarket Prep that he liked IT technology stocks, as consulting firms will help companies transition into using more AI in their operations.

The Stocks: Chaikin mentioned a few different IT stocks that could see growth from AI. The names include IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Accenture plc (NYSE: ACN).

“I think the play in AI in addition to chips… are IT service companies. They’re just indicative of who’s going to benefit now … These are two stocks I really like on weakness. The reason is consulting companies are going to get a big chunk of business because of AI.”

Chaikin also mentioned Gartner Inc (NYSE: IT), another stock in the IT space. If more companies hire consulting firms to help them implement more AI, chances are these IT names will also see a bump in demand and sales, Chaikin argues.

Read Also: Meta Faces Criticism For Copyright Double Standards: Protects Own AI Model, Opposes Same For Others

Price Action: The three IT names mentioned on Thursday’s PreMarket Prep have traded higher in the last year, with the overall tech market.

But the gains are more subdued than chip names like Nvidia, which is up 200% in the past year. The IT stocks, on the other hand, are up about 30% in the past year, underperforming the Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ: QQQ) in the same time frame.

Watch the full interview with Marc Chaikin here.

Photo: Marc Chaikin/ChaikinAnalytics jordanmerrick/Unsplash

© 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.

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