UBS' Gerry Fowler Sees Strong Appetite For AI Trade
UBS' chief European equity strategist expects the AI trade to remain robust, citing a longer cycle. This matters as investors weigh their investments in the sector.
Original reporting · bloomberg.com
Original: “UBS' Fowler Sees Appetite for Buying Back Into AI Trade”
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Key points from Bloomberg Technology’s report
- UBS' Gerry Fowler sees the AI trade as still quite robust
- Fowler expects a longer AI cycle than memory makers are pricing
- The strategist's views may impact investor decisions in the AI sector
Gerry Fowler, chief European equity strategist and head of derivatives at UBS, believes the AI trade is still robust. He expressed this view on Bloomberg Television.
Fowler thinks memory makers are pricing an incredibly short AI cycle, which UBS disagrees with, expecting a longer cycle instead.
The UBS strategist's comments may influence investor decisions, as they consider their investments in the AI sector and related companies, such as memory makers.
Questions and answers
What is UBS' view on the AI trade?
UBS' chief European equity strategist, Gerry Fowler, thinks the AI trade is still quite robust.
How does UBS view the AI cycle?
UBS expects a longer AI cycle than memory makers are currently pricing.
