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Where AI Is Really Happening Now

Lots of companies claim to be using A.I. to streamline their operations, increase efficiency, and even unlock new revenue streams.

But how many of them actually are? And are the ones using A.I. even benefitting from it?

Right now, there’s no question A.I. is a gold rush. That’s why most of the gains have gone to the “picks and shovels” companies like Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, and Super Micro Computer.

But if you ask Eric Fry, senior analyst at InvestorPlace and macro-focused investment researcher of 25-plus years, the best application for A.I. now is in a specific sector of stocks flying under Wall Street’s radar.

I got with Eric to discuss this trend, and its implications not just for our portfolios, but for our physical health, too.



If this is the first time you’re hearing from Eric, I highly encourage you follow his research in his free e-letter, Smart Money.

It’s aptly named. Smart Money is one of the best sources I’ve seen for fresh investment opportunities and methodical research backing them up.

To your health and wealth,

Michael Salvatore
Editor, TradeSmith Daily

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