The pro dashboards show you AI stocks and assume you already think like a trader. This one explains them — what each company actually does in the AI boom, why it's hot right now, and which ones to put on your watchlist. No finance degree required.
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The AI trade runs on a handful of people. Know the face, know the ticker — tap a card for the deep dive.
What each company actually does, the bull case, the honest bear case, and what to watch — one page per name.
Read the deep dives →Three signals do most of the work. Skim by them.
Every name carries 1–3 🔥 of editorial heat. Three flames — the 🔥 Hot tier, kept to roughly ten names — requires all of: in the market's conversation right now, a fresh catalyst in the last few weeks (earnings, a big contract, a real repricing), and genuine momentum. Heat fades → flames come off, and a selloff doesn't count as “hot” — bad news gets an honest demotion. Editorial judgment, not market data.
A spot in the AI supply chain only one or a few companies control — the machine only one firm makes, the memory only three firms build. Bottlenecks have pricing power, which is why they keep showing up in the trade.
A few critical players are private (OpenAI) or foreign-listed and hard to buy from a US account (SK Hynix, ASML's home line). We still explain them — knowing the bottleneck you can't buy tells you who has leverage over the ones you can.
AI stocks are volatile and many trade at rich valuations; you can lose money. Tickers shown for identification only. Editorial snapshot — —. Always do your own research, and consider a licensed professional before investing.
Each week we break down what got hot and why — in plain language. Free.