Deutsche Bank says holding AI for the long term is the best strategy
Jinse Finance reported that the latest research from Deutsche Bank shows that discussions about an "AI bubble" have already cooled down, and it is recommended to abandon market timing strategies and stick to long-term holding for optimal returns. Tech giants are investing hundreds of billions of dollars to build AI infrastructure, and this unprecedented scale of investment has raised concerns in the market about bubble risks.
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