Stock Market

For more than three years, I have been a strong supporter of owning AT&T stock. While it has not delivered the rapid gains seen in some tech or AI stocks, it has provided a solid total return of about 70%. What makes AT&T especially appealing is the steady income it generates, with a dividend yield close to 4%, offering a reliable source of cash flow for investors. Yet, over the past 90 days, AT&T’s stock price has fallen by nearly 19%. This sudden drop raises an important qu

The tech sector, especially chip stocks linked to artificial intelligence, experienced a sharp selloff this week. Broadcom, a key player in the chip industry, dropped from $479 per share to $385 in just two days, losing about 20% of its value. This decline came despite the company reporting outstanding earnings growth, rapidly rising revenue, and a strong demand pipeline expected to last well over three years. Such a steep drop in a fundamentally strong stock raises an import

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept or a niche technology. It is reshaping industries, driving innovation, and creating massive economic opportunities. This week, I increased my investments in AI-related stocks, focusing on companies like Broadcom, Amazon, Taiwan Semiconductor, and Google (Alphabet). While Microsoft and NVIDIA remain major holdings, I chose to diversify further rather than add more shares of those giants, given my already significant exposu

The tech stock slump that began last October appears to have ended this week with a strong surge. After months of skepticism about artificial intelligence, the market is now showing clear signs that AI is moving beyond hype into a phase of rapid adoption. This shift is driving significant growth for companies involved in AI technology and the hardware that supports it. Investors are taking notice as AI moves from early experimentation to widespread use, creating new opportuni