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Investing in AI stocks is no different than investing in any other industry or sector. First, investors need to do due diligence to make sure they understand the industry and the companies associated with it.
Once an investor has sufficient knowledge of the industry and companies, they should determine which stocks they believe have the greatest long-term potential. Finally, once a decision has been made, the investor can purchase AI stocks from their stock broker.
It’s always recommended, however, to consult a financial advisor before making any major investment decision.
Where To Buy AI Stocks
Many AI stocks are publicly traded companies listed on the world’s major stock exchanges. For example, NVDA is listed on the Nasdaq exchange. Other companies, such as c3.ai are listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
If the AI stock you’re interested in is listed on a major stock exchange, you should be able to purchase it directly through your broker. If the company is not listed on a major exchange, however, but instead is traded over-the-counter (OTC), then due diligence is thoroughly recommended.
OTC stocks—although often inexpensive—can be volatile and illiquid, making them difficult to buy and sell.