A group of Wall Street analysts predict that the stocks of some high-performing artificial intelligence (AI) companies are about to decline. The potential impact of AI on the global economy is estimated to be significant, with a projected $15. 7 trillion addition by 2030. However, several analysts have set low price targets for leading AI stocks, suggesting potential drops of up to 91%. One such company is Palantir Technologies, which has been valued at a 65% downside. Concerns surround the sustainability of its revenue from special purpose acquisition companies.
Similarly, Nvidia, a semiconductor company, could see a 22% decrease in value due to competition and declining margins. The most alarming potential decrease is for Tesla, the world's most valuable electric vehicle (EV) maker, with a suggested 91% drop. Tesla faces challenges such as price reductions, intensified competition, and unfulfilled promises of technological advancements. Despite its struggles, Tesla is trading at a premium compared to other AI stocks. While a 91% decrease may seem extreme, experts agree that significant downside risks exist for the company.
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