Jabil Announces Expansion Into Gujarat

Businesswire21:30 ET

The U.S. stock market's Technology Sector has had an unfavorable start to the year. BMO offers advice: relying on this "select strategy" can still generate profits against the trend.

BMO suggests that investors consider adopting a "Growth at a Reasonable Price" (GARP) investment strategy, looking for well-performing stocks in the Technology Sector, as this strategy often performs well when the correlation among individual stocks decreases or is below average.

Zhitong Finance21:27 ET

Tech Is Floundering – but 'Critical' Selectivity Can Still Offer You Outperformance – BMO

Seeking Alpha14:51 ET

Airspan Expands Open RAN Leadership With Acquisition of Jabil's Radio Portfolio, IPR, and R&D Team

Businesswire12:03 ET

Live Stock News: -2.8% GDP, Trade War Sends Market Lower, Tesla Sales Punished

Kevin TraversMar 4 10:35 ET

Jensen Huang strongly supports the "physical AI," and Goldman Sachs has organized the list of publicly listed companies.

According to Goldman Sachs, autonomous driving, AI equipment, and robot automation are currently the most important areas of physical AI application. In the field of autonomous driving, Goldman Sachs specifically mentioned Uber Technologies, Pony.ai, BYD, Li Auto, Xiaomi, and Baidu. Regarding AI equipment, Goldman Sachs is Bullish on Horizon Robotics, Mobileye Global, AAC TECH, and Quanta Computer. In robot automation, Goldman Sachs is most focused on Harmonic Drive Systems, Yaskawa Electric Machine, Zhejiang Sanhua Intelligent Controls, and Shenzhen Inovance Technology.

wallstreetcnMar 4 01:47 ET