[2050 Stock Predictions] These Are The Stocks Projected to Be the Most Valuable!

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Unsubscribing is easy [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( Betting Big on AI: The Trio to Watch Until 2050  Hi Traders,  As we're going through the 2020s, there's a trio of companies making waves and catching fire as the AI hype train chugs on, and they're all linked by their shared interest in artificial intelligence (AI) development.  AI has taken the spotlight in the investment world this year, showing off some fantastic real-world applications that have sparked a surge in stocks such as Nvidia.  AI is far from a fleeting trend, though; in fact, it's a game-changing technology set to bear fruit for investors over a substantial stretch.  McKinsey & Company, a reputable research firm, predicts AI will contribute a whopping $13 trillion to global economic output by 2030, but Cathie Wood of Ark Investment Management believes that prediction is a bit on the conservative side, suggesting a staggering $200 trillion contribution!  The possibilities are boundless, and the transformations are expected to reach far and wide, affecting our work, social, and information-seeking behaviors.  A strategy for the savvy investor would be to get a piece of the action by owning shares in the sector's front-runners. With that said, I'm placing my bets on three powerhouse stocks that I believe will hold considerable value by the year 2050.  First up, we have Microsoft. Yes, it might seem like the obvious choice as the world's second-largest company with a valuation sitting pretty at $2.5 trillion.  But, even for the Goliaths of the industry, there's no promise they'll maintain their standing for the next three decades (looking at you, United States Steel). To stay on top, Microsoft has to keep its creative juices flowing and its innovative gears grinding.  In a stunning leap, Microsoft has nabbed a top spot in AI this year. It has pumped serious resources into AI start-ups, including OpenAI, the proud parent of ChatGPT, and Builder.ai, a boon for entrepreneurs looking to build software sans programming skills.  Microsoft decided to marry ChatGPT with its Bing search engine, betting on the efficiency of chatbot-assisted information gathering over the current model of sifting through pages of web results.  It's a gamble, but if successful, it could potentially slice a piece of the $200 billion pie that advertisers fork out each year on search engine advertising.  Now, onto Alphabet, the umbrella under which Google operates. With a $1.6 trillion market cap, it's undoubtedly among the big boys in today's corporate playground.  Alphabet's staying power, like Microsoft's, depends on its continuous ability to keep on top of search and cloud technologies. They're on the right track so far, so it would be wise not to bet against Alphabet.  Lastly, let's turn our attention to C3.ai. A bit of a wild card, C3.ai is on the riskier side, considering its valuation stands at $4.3 billion - a small fry compared to the previous two.  However, size isn't everything. C3.ai has carved out a unique spot in the AI industry with their customizable AI applications, catching the eye of giants like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.  Yes, C3.ai still has mountains to climb, and it's not for the investment-averse.  Yet, if my hunch is correct, and C3.ai ascends to become one of the world's largest companies by 2050, those who dared to gamble on this underdog may just have the last laugh.  In the world of investing, the journey matters as much as the destination, and these three companies make for an interesting mix of stability and potential growth. All aboard the AI train, anyone?  Keep on keeping up!  John @ Traders on Trend  (In the next article: Stocks continue to steamroll all doubters, but skeptics finally be right? 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Some deny, some say it’s already started, and some are giving new silly names like a “rolling recession” to try to make sense of it. The fact is much of the market believes a big recession is still coming...[Get the FULL Report Here]( By clicking link you are subscribing to The Investor Newsletter Daily Newsletter and may receive up to 2 additional free bonus subscriptions. Unsubscribing is easy. [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( SPONSORED  🔼 Pay attention, this is worth your time! ☝  (article continues)  In the last 15 years, they've seen a pattern emerge: the September E-mini S&P 500 futures contract typically slips into a correction around July 22nd. More often than not, this is a mere breather before the grand finale, the year-end rally.  But, seasoned market watchers will nod in agreement here, some of the most memorable corrections have taken place in that interlude between the last days of summer and Santa's sleigh bells.  If you're a fan of indicators, you might have seen the Fear & Greed index on CNN. It's a curious beast, built upon seven factors including market momentum, the puts-to-calls ratio, stock market breadth, and the demand for safe havens, among other things.  For a good chunk of time since early June, this index has been flashing 'Extreme Greed'. It's not so much an invitation to a party, as it is a warning of hubris and a potential disregard for risk.  Now, I'm not about to suggest that you make moves based on this Fear & Greed index, but it's a red flag that's flapping quite furiously and worth a nod of acknowledgment.  Remember when we played the fortune teller earlier this year and hinted at the S&P flirting with the 5000 mark? That idea didn't have many takers, but we haven't let go of that prediction or our long-term outlook.  However, do keep in mind that long-term analysis can be tripped up by unpredicted news or events; it's not a rigid roadmap, but a flexible guide in a constantly changing landscape.  The E-mini S&P 500 seems to have a peculiar penchant for bouncing off an uptrend resistance line and currently, market valuations are tiptoeing around the boundaries of that line.  While it's still uncertain if the market can drum up enough buyers to stay buoyant in the face of technical resistance and overheated RSI readings, the likelihood leans towards the indexes bowing down to the law of averages.  Thus, we can see the shadow of a correction lurking, potentially pulling us towards the 4200 mark, or even lower if the market gets an unexpected jolt.  Disclaimer:  The material in this document is for informational purposes based on our proprietary research. 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