This week has seen a flurry of earnings reports from prominent Big Tech companies, including Meta (META), Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL), and Microsoft (MSFT). Synovus Trust Senior Portfolio Manager Dan Morgan and Creative Strategies CEO and Principal Strategist Ben Bajarin join Market Domination to discuss the potential impact of artificial intelligence on Big Tech's bottom line.
Bajarin highlights two main concerns: Who will benefit most from AI stocks? “Are we overly excited about the growth of AI?” But he believes investments in AI infrastructure will drive significant growth in technology revenues. Bajarin expressed concern about potential volatility from “AI bubble-like cycles.” He also noted that costs associated with AI innovation could be a factor impacting revenue.
Morgan emphasizes that once investors look beyond the AI hype, Big Tech “expects very strong growth” across its core business models. While companies like AMD ( AMD ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ) are seeing huge increases in profits from AI, companies like Microsoft and Meta are seeing their profits “in terms of growth of around 30%. “I don’t see a huge impact from AI,” Morgan said. It comes from AI, but their core business is very strong. He added that even if the Fed refrains from cutting rates and inflation remains high, these big tech companies “are driving growth regardless of what the Fed is doing.”
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