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I believe that AI technology is transforming everything in the market, and investing in AI stocks is starting to attract many investors. I see this trend growing more and more.
Let's look at the major chip manufacturers first, starting with Nvidia, a global technology company founded in 1993 that truly serves as a hub of AI innovation. Their graphics chips, such as the NVIDIA A100, are designed specifically for AI processing. They are also expanding into Data Centers and autonomous vehicles. The price of NVDA has recently been targeted at a maximum of $200, reflecting market confidence in this company.
And Microsoft is no exception. Founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, it is now heavily investing in AI technology through Azure services and various projects that make AI more accessible for businesses. The stock price has a target of up to $600 for that year.
Another notable company is AMD, a major chip manufacturer founded in 1969. They develop both CPUs and GPUs capable of competing with big brands. Their Data Center business is growing well.
As for Alphabet, a leading technology company founded in 1998, it has the DeepMind project that develops AI to solve global problems. It also has Waymo working on autonomous vehicles and Google Cloud, which is growing rapidly.
For the Thai market, there is Ditto, focusing on expanding the 5G network and digital transformation. Its stock price has a target of up to 23 baht, already up about 23%. Then there’s TBN, which provides digital system design and development. They use AI to make coding easier.
The reason to pay attention to AI stocks is quite clear. Artificial intelligence is rapidly growing across various industries—from communication and healthcare to manufacturing. The market is expected to grow to $554 billion in 2024, up from $383 billion three years ago. This demonstrates the potential of this industry.
However, it’s important to be aware of the risks as well. The AI market changes quickly, and companies must continuously develop new technologies to stay competitive. There are also risks from fierce competition, legal and ethical issues, and cybersecurity threats.
When considering investing in AI stocks, technical analysis should also be used. Look for support and resistance levels, moving averages, and other indicators to find the right entry points. Avoid chasing prices at high-risk levels.
For investment methods, you can buy stocks through local securities firms or through foreign brokers. The latter has advantages such as quick account opening, low initial investment, and the ability to trade both long and short.
In summary, investing in AI stocks offers high potential for good returns, but thorough research and risk assessment are essential because this market continues to change rapidly.