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12-30 22:23

๐Ÿง ๐Ÿค–๐Ÿ“ˆ Top 10 AI Stocks for 2026 โ€” and why the market may finally reward them

My core thesis is simple:

By 2026, Mr. Market will stop rewarding AI promises

and start rewarding measurable AI results.

That means revenue impact.

Cost reduction.

Operating leverage.

Clear proof that AI is changing the income statement, not just the slide deck.

These are the 10 names Iโ€™m watching through that lens:

$IREN

Energy + compute. AI doesnโ€™t scale without power, and power economics matter more every year.

$NBIS

AI-native infrastructure plays tend to surface quietly before results become obvious.

$ASML

No advanced AI chips without lithography. This is structural, not cyclical.

$GOOGL

From models to distribution. AI at Google is about scale, data, and monetization, not demos.

$ZETA

AI-driven marketing and data platforms where ROI can be measured quickly.

$META

AI is already improving engagement, ad efficiency, and margins. Results are visible.

$APP

AI-enhanced ad optimization with direct revenue impact.

$GMGI

Higher-risk, higher-variance AI exposure where execution matters most.

$ROOT

AI underwriting and pricing in insurance โ€” a sector where accuracy directly translates to profit.

$PGY

AI-powered fintech decisions where unit economics are finally improving.

This list isnโ€™t about who talks the most about AI.

Itโ€™s about who can prove it.

By 2026, the narrative phase fades.

The scoreboard phase begins.

The companies that win wonโ€™t be the loudest โ€”

theyโ€™ll be the ones whose numbers change.

Full report is available without a paywall ๐Ÿ‘‡๐ŸŒ

The real question for investors is this:

Which of these companies do you think will show the clearest AI-driven results by 2026?

๐Ÿ”” I share long-term AI theses, signal vs noise, and how I evaluate AI impact beyond hype. Follow for more.

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