As the days pass and the market slowdown continues, many analysts are wondering if the artificial intelligence (AI) bubble has finally popped. From a logical perspective, several companies have disproportionately benefited from the AI moniker and related marketing. However, a deeper question remains, even as price corrections sweep across the AI giants and their affiliates. What companies currently offer overvalued tech stocks to sell if the bubble bursts more dramatically than expected?This question stems ...

Developments involving another key player in AI helped boost others in the space.Investing in the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) has been a wild ride over the past year or so. However, over the past few weeks, investors have had that sinking feeling as many of the stocks in the space lost altitude. The combination of a rapid rise in stock prices and uncertainty heading into earnings season led to the downfall, though many believe the decline to be temporary. Market watchers have been lo ...

Rome wasn't built in a day, and the AI revolution will take years to come to fruition.Market watchers were beginning to think that nothing could stop the bull market rally, driven by excitement about the possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI). The past couple of weeks has been a stark reminder of the market's tendency for occasional declines before heading higher.For example, after reaching new heights earlier this month, the Nasdaq Composite has fallen about 7% from its peak (as of market close on F ...

Last Friday saw an absolute bloodbath for some of the market’s hottest AI stocks. Market darling Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) nosedived 10% in a single session. Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) tanked more than 23% as the firm stayed quiet on its earnings pre-announcement. Indeed, the reaction seems just a tad overdone. A missed pre-announcement seems to have been taken for a major quarterly disappointment. That’s how high expectations were for a red-hot AI data center stock that has run up triple-digit percentag ...

Shares have cooled off, falling 30% after soaring out of the IPO gate.Last year, chip design company Arm Holdings (ARM -16.90%) was one of Wall Street's hottest initial public offerings. Shares have corrected recently after soaring out of the gates on hype over its artificial intelligence (AI)-related tailwinds. Today, the stock trades nearly 30% off its high.The company designs products that serve as the foundation of modern semiconductors; roughly half of the world's chips use designs owned by Arm. An inc ...

A scare from Super Micro Computer sent the AI sector spiraling.Shares of Arm Holdings (ARM -17.95%) were taking a dive today, getting hit for the third day in a row on disappointing news on the artificial intelligence (AI) front.After ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing both fell on their earnings reports on Wednesday and Thursday, dragging down Arm and other AI stocks, today Super Micro Computer (SMCI -23.31%) shares plunged after one analyst observed that the company failed to pre-report revenue, ...

A downbeat report from ASML dragged down other AI stocks.Shares of Arm Holdings (ARM -11.99%) were taking it on the chin today after a disappointing earnings report from ASML Holdings (ASML -7.09%) led to a broad-based sell-off in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Arm was the worst performer of the group as its shares finished the day down 12%, which was even worse than ASML's 7.1% drop.Arm shares get spookedArtificial intelligence stocks have soared in recent months, and Arm has been among the winners. ...

These AI stocks look well-positioned for long-term gains.The artificial intelligence (AI) stock boom is showing some signs of cooling off, but that doesn't mean that the opportunity in AI stocks is over by any means.Big businesses and start-ups are still ramping up spending to capitalize on what many tech CEOs and experts see as the biggest technological revolution since the internet. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has also said that demand for generative AI is still growing so rapidly that new energy solutions will ...

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Serhii Shleihel/iStock via Getty Images Semiconductor stocks are standout performers so far in 2024, with investor appetite for AI stocks remaining elevated as AI chip leader Nvidia continues its streak of high growth. Numerous chipmaking equipment and chip stocks outperform the broader indices on a YTD basis - sixteen have YTD gains above 20%. For years, the Tech Insider Network has published on semiconductors being the leaders in tech as the building blocks and common denominators for the decade's largest ...