The bottom line is that both Zoom and Twilio are inexpensive stocks to buy right now, and their growth could pick up pace in the future because of AI. So, investors could consider buying either of these two stocks, though those looking for better value and slightly faster growth may be tempted to buy Twilio over Zoom.
Intel stock's improved outlook has mitigated recent selling intensity. Still, I argue why betting on the wrong horse (INTC) isn't wise, as the AI growth inflection takes center stage.
But one stock that's been holding up quite well is artificial intelligence (AI) giant and "Magnificent Seven" member Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG). Following an impressive earnings report on Oct. 29, shares of Alphabet popped as much as 10%.
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