Investors demand companies to pay artificial intelligence of fruit, no promises

After a week full of reports on the results of the enterprise of giant technology companies, there is one clear thing, namely that investors are no longer admired by the promises of artificial intelligence in the light of the slowdown in profits. They want to see tangible results. With the announcement of six companies in a group known as the ‘Seven Greats’ already over the results of their business, it appears that the growth of profits has reduced to about 30% in the second quarter annually, a 50% decline in the first quarter. Analysts expect this rate to delay more in the third quarter, to about 17% for the businesses. The results of “Microsoft”, “Meta platforms”, “Amazon.com” and “Apple” indicated last week that the world’s largest companies are still investing extensively in artificial intelligence. However, the prices of ‘Microsoft’ and ‘Amazon’ shares have fallen after the results of their business were revealed because of concerns that these emerging technology investments do not bear fruit so far – to join the shares of “Alphabet”, the prices of which have dropped a week before. “Investors entered the stage (show the results), in search of concrete proof of the impact of artificial intelligence on income and productivity. This causes doubt and fluctuations.” Adam Sarhan, founder and CEO of “50 Park Investment”, said: “Investors entered the stage (show the results) in search of concrete proof of the impact of artificial intelligence on income and productivity. This causes doubt and fluctuations.” The Tesla report released on July 24 was disappointed the hope of investors, while ‘Inviteia’ will lead its results this month. The results of the last week of business and comments have increased the current fluctuations. Investors are already moving from major reliable stocks to smaller and more risk sectors in the market to reduce exposure to major technology companies. The Nasdaq 100 index fell due to the business results, as well as the Signal of the Federal Reserve that the reduction of interest rates in September is possible, as well as the more expected job report. The technology award -winning index closed 11% of its peak in July, on Friday and entered into a price correction. Investors fled from the shares of artificial intelligence and accepted the bonds, which led to a decrease in treasury effects. ‘The bond market’ tells us that we will have to reduce this attraction very quickly, and that makes everyone somewhat worried. Low interest rates benefit shares unless they are in a hurry because things are bad (that is, the economy is very damaged by high interest rates for a long time). She added that the results of “Amazon”, along with companies in the consumer sector such as “McDonald’s” and “Starbucks”, indicated a poor consumption in the United States, which increased concerns about the worst macro economic status. NFJ Investment Group. He added: “Some of the results of the profits issued over the past two weeks have reminded investors that there are many expectations in these judgments, which are really exaggerated.” Luminous points, but there were some light points a week that indicated that the artificial intelligence trade was not completely dead. Investors welcomed the results of “Mita”, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who indicated that investment in artificial intelligence helped improve the targeted advertising sales. Advanced micro -fisher motivated a wave of cuts on Wednesday after the optimistic profits delivered expectations. “What companies say is that they should do it, and if you do not, you may be at risk of being marginalized in the future,” said Jin Monster, Manager Management, about the increase in capitalist spending on artificial intelligence. Sarhan added that the sharp response in the market does not necessarily mean that the artificial intelligence trade has ended, and he explained: “This may indicate the re -calculation of expectations. We see a shift from the pure noise to the question of concrete results.”

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