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As the mid-year financial report is approaching, AI stocks are facing the "financial Olympics". The consequences of failing to meet expectations will be severe.
The market has high hopes for AI technology giants, with second-quarter profits of AI six giants, including Nvidia, expected to grow by 30% year-on-year, far exceeding the 5% growth rate of the other 494 component stocks of the S&P 500. However, historical data shows that high-growth stocks with high valuations often face greater downside risk if they fail to meet expectations.
Google's carbon emissions have increased by 50% in the past five years, with AI datacenters being the main driver behind it!
Google's latest environmental report shows that its carbon emissions in 2023 increased by 48% compared to 2019. The continuously growing carbon emissions make it more difficult for Google to achieve its goal of net-zero emissions by 2030. The surge in emissions is due to the significant increase in energy consumption in data centers during the rapidly developing artificial intelligence era.
Alphabet-C(GOOG.US) Officer Sells US$125.13K in Common Stock
$Alphabet-C(GOOG.US)$ Officer O'Toole Amie Thuener sold 682 shares of common stock on Jul 2, 2024 at an average price of $183.47 for a total value of $125.13K.Source: Announcement What is statement of
Is the market approaching its peak? These indicators suggest when to adjust investment strategies.
Several quantitative indicators of the recent market suggest that we may be approaching the peak of the stock market. So, how should long-term investors respond?
Google's Environmental Report Pointedly Avoids AI's Actual Energy Cost
Google has issued its 2024 Environmental Report, a more than 80-page document describing all of the massive company’s efforts to apply tech to environmental issues and to mitigate its own contributions. But it totally dodges the question of how much energy is AI using — perhaps because the answer is “way more than we’d care to say.”
Top 20 turnover | Tesla surged more than 10%, vehicle deliveries in the second quarter exceed expectations; Nvidia fell more than 1% facing antitrust charges in France.
On Tuesday, Tesla, with a transaction volume of USD 46.445 billion, rose 10.2%, ranking first. Nvidia, with a transaction volume of USD 26.659 billion, fell 1.31%, ranking second. Apple, with a transaction volume of USD 12.72 billion, rose 1.62%, ranking third.