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Europe’s hunt for AI stocks leads to power suppliers and banks

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By Michael Msika Verified, Julien Ponthus Verified
| BusinessMirror Verified
Investors who want additional exposure to artificial intelligence in Europe are getting creative, searching out companies that enable the technology or stand to benefit from it as the usual suspects get more pricey. While markets in the US and Asia are chock full of AI and memory chip stocks, there are only a handful in Europe. Relatively limited liquidity means those trades are crowded, and as valuations move higher, investors are looking for other ways to ride the world’s most important trade.
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By Michael Msika Verified, Julien Ponthus Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Investors who want additional exposure to artificial intelligence in Europe are getting creative, searching out companies that enable the technology or stand to benefit from it as the usual suspects get more pricey.
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Europe’s Hunt for AI Stocks Leads to Power Suppliers and Banks

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By Julien Ponthus Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Investors who want additional exposure to artificial intelligence in Europe are getting creative, searching out companies that enable the technology or stand to benefit from it as the usual suspects get more pricey. While markets in the US and Asia are chock full of AI and memory chip stocks, there are only a handful in Europe. Relatively limited liquidity means those trades are crowded, and as valuations move higher, investors are looking for other ways to ride the world’s most important trade.
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