Top 6 AI Stocks To Buy (Potential Gains Up To 500%)
We’re in the very early stages of what could be the most transformative technology of our time…
I think by now you’re aware I’m talking about Artificial Intelligence.
And tech stocks that support AI present perhaps the most exceptional opportunities in the market right now.
AI is rapidly becoming a core component in a broad array of industries, ranging from healthcare to finance, autonomous vehicles to e-commerce…
And companies providing the computing power, data processing, and infrastructure necessary for AI applications are essential to this growth.
As AI adoption accelerates, driven by advances in machine learning, natural language processing, and robotics, demand for the underlying technologies—technologies like semiconductors, cloud services, and data storage—will soar, creating huge opportunities for companies operating in these sectors.
In short, we’re looking at a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity over the next decade, with AI becoming an indispensable part of the global economy...
And as AI reshapes industries, early investors in these foundational technologies stand to benefit from exponential returns.
I believe these 6 companies are best positioned to soar during this AI boom.
- Vistra Corp.
As a major player in the energy sector, Vistra Corp is positioned to benefit from the massive increase in power due to the artificial intelligence data center buildout.
Data center power demand is expected to more than double from now until 2030 – from just under 200 TWh (terawatt hour) now to 400 TWh in 2030. That increase of 200 TWh is enough to heat nearly 19 million homes. And by then data centers will suck up 9% of total U.S. power generation. Vistra being an independent power provider, can use its fleet of electricity generating structures to sell power directly to major users of power like these data centers. That puts it in a unique position to profit from the explosion in power demand from data centers. I want to emphasize the importance of owning stocks in companies that highly levered to AI power generation – where future growth is expected to be exponential.
- Micron Technology
Micron is a leader in the semiconductor space, specifically in memory solutions like DRAM and NAND. The world is increasingly reliant on data storage, processing, and retrieval, with 5G, cloud computing, and AI driving demand for memory products. I often talk about investing in foundational technologies—those that underpin future growth—and Micron, being at the core of these innovations, fits the bill perfectly. The semiconductor industry is cyclical, but the long-term demand trajectory is upward, making this a strategic buy.
- Alphabet (Google)
Alphabet continues to dominate the search engine space, while expanding into various sectors like AI, cloud computing, and autonomous driving (via Waymo). In my view, Alphabet represents one of the most dominant and diversified technology companies in the world. Its core advertising business is a cash cow. And its Gemini AI is among the best. Now those who have followed me for a while know I don’t approve of Google’s engineers programming “woke” principles in its AI. That needs to stop. But the AI is great and currently has the largest context window which makes it useful for getting information out of multiple documents. Alphabet is a bet on continued technological innovation and market leadership, making it a staple in any forward-looking portfolio.
- Astera Lab
Astera labs is a stock that recently went public. It’s IPO was in March 2024. Astera’s products are used for one thing – facilitating the movement of data in datacenters. Data transfer is turning into a bottleneck for AI applications. Google and Microsoft have shown that up to 70% of AI model training time is taken up by just waiting for data to transfer back and forth. Just like we need wider higher for more cars, we need faster data highways. Astera’s chips and cables help build more powerful and energy-efficient data centers.
Astera is about to get a big boost too. Reports show that ALAB has about $60 of content per NVIDIA Hopper GPU. But in the next-generation of NVIDIA GPUs, the Blackwell line, ALAB will have “hundreds of dollars per GPU on average.” This is huge for a smaller AI company.
- Super Micro Computer
Super Micro is easily the most controversial stock on this list, and it’s been making waves recently thanks to its role in the AI server space. SMCI builds complete AI servers by integrating NVIDIA and AMD GPUs with motherboards, chassis, cooling systems, and more. Essentially, they provide a ready-to-use server rack for clients like Tesla, IBM, and cloud computing startup CoreWeave.
However, shares of SMCI have taken a hit recently, dropping by 50% in just a couple of months. Part of this is due to the broader pullback we’ve seen in AI stocks. But what really caught everyone’s attention was a short report from Hindenburg Research. The report accused the company of using aggressive accounting methods. To make matters worse, just a week later, SMCI announced it would delay its 10-K filing.
I’ll admit, this is not a good look. But here’s the key: shortly after, the CEO came out with a statement saying he doesn’t expect any material changes in the 10-K. That’s important because if he’s wrong, he’s exposing himself to serious legal repercussions. To me, this indicates confidence in the company’s numbers.
And here’s where it gets interesting—because of all the noise, SMCI is trading at around 10x next fiscal year’s EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization). That’s a solid risk-reward setup to start a position. If these issues get resolved without any major restatement, I expect shares to bounce back quickly from these levels.
- Nerdy, Inc
Nerdy, Inc. (NRDY) presents a compelling opportunity for investors right now due to its positioning in the rapidly expanding online education and tutoring market. As more students, professionals, and learners continue to turn to digital platforms for personalized, on-demand learning, Nerdy’s proprietary technology and strong user base set it apart as a leader in this space. The company’s AI-driven platform delivers a tailored experience, enhancing student outcomes and engagement, which is becoming increasingly important in a post-pandemic world where remote learning has been normalized.
Furthermore, Nerdy is tapping into multiple growth drivers, including its potential for expansion into corporate training and lifelong learning, which broadens its addressable market beyond traditional K-12 and college segments. The company’s recent partnerships and business model, which focuses on scaling through virtual and one-on-one tutoring, position it well to capitalize on the education technology boom.
With solid fundamentals, a forward-looking growth strategy, and increasing demand for digital education solutions, Nerdy is well-positioned for significant upside, making it an attractive buy for investors seeking exposure to the future of education. But, it’s important to consider that any stock trading under $5 a share, can come with risk. Although they use AI in their lesson plans, Nerdy needs to spend more to create the AI-enabled software and are being disrupted by the LLMs like ChatGPT.
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Hi, I’m Jeff Brown, founder and CEO of Brownstone Research… and the guy who called Nvidia in 2016, AMD in 2017, and Tesla in 2018.
Right now, I’m pounding the table about Elon’s next invention, an autonomous technology so advanced it could actually earn money for you — as soon as next year.
Sure, a lot of people will say he’s delusional...
Just like they did when he pioneered online payment processing with PayPal, revolutionized space exploration with SpaceX, and transformed the healthcare industry with Neuralink.
Now, say what you will about Elon, but never bet against him.
I don’t.
As a matter of fact, I’m so certain his new product is ready for prime time, I decided to drive blindfolded with my hands bound in a Cybertruck to prove it.
You have to see it to believe it.
What’s even more exciting?
Elon believes his next project could be worth a mind-blowing $9 trillion — and I’ve discovered a little-known company poised to soar from it.