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Originally Posted by Cinnamon.
When it comes to investing stocks, you should never do something as unreliable as AI or crypto. You must research stocks, see what has a growth curve over a great number of years (decades, not just 10, 5, or 1 year) and invest in those stocks. A lot of people stupidly decided to invest around the year 2000 in stocks that would be victims of the bust just a year later. They talk about the financial crisis of 2008, but there was also one in 2001 just months before 9/11.
Anyways, back to the topic of AI, I'm not surprised that their stock took a major hit after the Midterms.
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I honestly use an investment firm to do it for me. I don't know the details as this is certainly not my area of expertise. Main reason being that possibility and rate of future growth vs interest is already built into the price. Personally, I don't really trust myself at all to get around that reliably. I couldn't tell you what companies I am invested in as I don't have a clue. I also haven't wanted to ask how my portfolio was affected, so hopefully maybe it is better than what the SP500 suggests.