
Earnings expectations for AI stocks are falling as investors grow impatient for a 'killer app' or increased revenue. Bank of America (BofA) highlights that new chip designs are hastening the depreciation of older investments, pushing end-user companies and their investors to seek justification for the $500 billion already spent. BofA warns that retail investors in AI stocks may face losses similar to past market bubbles, particularly in AI ETFs.
Retail investors in AI stocks may get burned like they did in past bubbles, says Bank of America https://t.co/0Wr819u65d
Investors are getting impatient for an AI 'killer app,' or at least more revenue, as profit forecasts fall for AI ETFs. - BofA https://t.co/MFg4s44GE5
"Investors are getting impatient for an AI 'killer app,' or at least more revenue, as profit forecasts fall for AI ETFs." - BofA Woodard https://t.co/06BvoGat0Y
