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You are mistaken to think you’ve missed the AI boom. Investors who bet on the right AI stocks now – at the dawn of AI in the early 2020s – are giving themselves the chance to turn thousands into millions.

A (forward) stock split happens when a company increases the number of its shares. Although the number of shares outstanding increases by a specific multiple, the total dollar value of all shares outstanding remains the same because a split does not fundamentally change the company's value.

Instead of worrying about whether it’s good to have a strong dollar or a weak dollar policy investors should be trying to deal with the reality of the situation and attempting to figure out the long term direction of the dollar in order to come out ahead no matter what happens. This articles help you with that effort.

Corporate spending on cyber security is expected to grow by 14% in 2024 according to research firm, Gartner, and that's better than most information-technology spending categories suggesting that many cybersecurity software and hardware companies should be excellent long-term buys.

The word "meme" comes from the ancient Greek word "mimema" - meaning imitation - and is used to describe information that is imitated and often spread via pop culture references on social media. Simply put, a meme stock is a shared investing idea imitated by other investors.

Despite 5 of the 7 constituents in the American Cannabis MSOs Portfolio releasing their Q1 financial report earlier this week the portfolio went DOWN 5.0% and is now DOWN 18.9% from its high reached on April 30th

The 7 AI categories tracked by munKNEE.com went up marginally (1.0%, on average) the second week of May after having gone down 0.4% the previous week. This article identifies how each category performed.

it appears to be déjà vu all over again! The Portfolio has already dropped by 30.5% since April 30th as a result of the 6.9% decline in the Portfolio last week.

The 57 constituents (54 when the 3 duplicates are removed) in the 7 categories above went DOWN 0.4%, on average, last week.

On average, the above 10 stocks were UP 7.4% during the first week of May but are now DOWN 7.6% YTD.