The investor reveals: This is where he puts his money now – The tip came from artificial intelligence

The prices of artificial intelligence stocks have developed in different directions at the beginning of the year. The biggest winner has still been the manufacturer of graphics processors Nvidiawhose stock has still continued to rise.

Is it still worth investing in stocks related to artificial intelligence? That’s what the experts who visited the Markkinaraati program were asked.

Actian investment manager Samu Langin according to which there is no general information about any stock bubble.

“Companies are invested in, they make a profit, and companies are priced based on earnings growth expectations,” says Lang.

According to him, investors pay for growth expectations and tangible results. For example, electricity companies, basic industry and telecommunications network companies have enjoyed a tailwind.

“This can continue for a long time, but the differences between the companies are huge and the essential thing is who receives the investment money.”

I’m interested in electricity

Investor, Woltin one of the founders Juhani Mykkänen says that he has recently put money in shares related to the availability of electricity, among other things.

“It seems like the next bottleneck if the current trends continue,” he says and says that he has acquired, among other things, electricity ETFs and Prysmanian and Siemens Energyn shares. Prysmian manufactures, among other things, marine cables and optical fibers.

Mykkänen said that he is increasingly sparring investment-related questions with artificial intelligence agents. Tips related to the availability of electricity have also come from artificial intelligence.

“Let’s see how it goes.”

Mykkänen says that artificial intelligence will probably also recommend the same stocks to others. As a result, their rates may go up without there being any real reasons behind the increase.

THE FACTS

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The Market Council discussed how artificial intelligence changes investing this week.

The program asked, among other things, how much artificial intelligence will change investing and the investment industry, if the scale is from zero to one hundred? And how will artificial intelligence change investment advice?

Investor and entrepreneur Juhani Mykkänen, one of the founders of Wolt, Inderes CEO Mikael Rautanen and Aktia’s investment director Samu Lang were in discussion.

Market Council was hosted by journalist Katja Boxberg.

The commercial partner of the Markkinaraati program is Aktia. All journalistic decisions are made in the editorial office.

Watch all Markkinaraati episodes from here.

By Editor