Some stocks become natural targets for short selling when they go public. It's not the short sellers' fault, though. These companies are often valued extremely high during their IPOs, and the entire market mindlessly chases after them or inflates their valuations when the industry is at its hottest. Therefore, it's only natural that once investor enthusiasm wanes or the industry enters a downturn cycle, the market will mercilessly kill off these valuations.Take C3.ai Inc.(AI) for example. In essence, it doesn't have any core AI technology like Microsoft (MSFT) or Google (GOOG). It has gained attention simply because of its well-chosen code related to artificial intelligence (AI), which happens to be one of this year's hottest trends in tech.However, attention aside, there isn't much correl
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ I can't help but think that MSFT is a good bet at the moment. They've embraced ChatGPT, which does yield some great results. They seem to be taking some of Goggle's market share, which appreciably isn't going to be a fast journey but the very fact there's finnally some competition is great. If you haven't tried Bing yet, it's well worth a go. Runs great on Mac OS, possibly better thansafari! But if you can spare 5 mins a day you visit a few pages Bing suggests, do a quick quiz (in which I have learnt a few things) and youget rewarded. It's not going to make you rich by any means, but having the chatGPT option and getting some rewards for searching have made Bing my go to now. I wouldn't be in the least surprised if Goog
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