For now, persistent concerns that the rally in artificial intelligence (AI) has gone too far, too fast remains a major driver of less-glamorous stocks that offer steadier returns and clearer earnings certainty
For now, persistent concerns that the rally in artificial intelligence (AI) has gone too far, too fast remains a major driver of less-glamorous stocks that offer steadier returns and clearer earnings certainty. "The problem is the uncertainty and unpredictability of this volatility," said John Tsai, a portfolio manager at Eastspring Investments, who said the next round of capital rotation will depend on "the performance of large U.S. technology companies and their longer-term capital spending guidance."