Shyon
05-09
I see “AI + Product” as a key growth trend. Companies like Duolingo $Duolingo, Inc.(DUOL)$ and AppLovin $AppLovin Corporation(APP)$ are using AI not just as a backend tool, but to directly enhance their offerings and drive revenue. This makes their business models more scalable and immediately monetizable, which sets them apart from other AI plays.

These firms also seem more resilient to macro risks like tariffs or supply chain issues. Since they’re asset-light and largely software-driven, they aren’t as exposed to global logistics or manufacturing disruptions. That gives them a defensive edge in uncertain times.

While these stocks may not keep climbing at the same pace, I think the long-term upside is strong. As AI shifts from hype to real-world impact, the winners will be those who combine cutting-edge tech with a product that delivers clear value to users and investors.
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $C3.ai, Inc.(AI)$

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Growth Stocks Soar: Is AI+Product the Future of Investing?
Growth stocks have been actively releasing their earnings reports recently. Duolingo jumps 20% on earnings day. CEO highlighted the successful launch of 148 new language courses, developed using AI. Analysts believe that SaaS will become the next major focus in AI investment. Companies like ServiceNow and Cloudflare have both surged over 10% following their earnings reports. Do you believe in the investment potential of the AI+ product concept? Which company’s stock still looks like a good buy after an earnings beat?
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