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Stocks in the communication services sector, especially satellites and equipment, have market-crushing momentum, and a handful remain Quant Strong Buys. As AI campuses proliferate across regions, often in power-rich but connectivity-scarce areas, these players manage growing bandwidth and reliability needs. Together, these "plumbing and powerlines of the internet" can convert AI investment into real-world portfolio performance.

Growth stocks have been leading the market higher for more than a decade, and that leadership could continue as artificial intelligence (AI) looks to reshape the world we live in. AI appears to still be in its early innings, so even with the market hovering near all-time highs, now can still be a great time to start investing for the long term.

OpenAI's partnership spree with AMD, Oracle & NVIDIA fuels AI boom -- ETFs like IYW, FTEC, FDN, AIQ & XT stand to gain.

Some technological innovations are transformative. The introduction of the personal computer was one great example.

Another standoff in Washington has led to a government shutdown, but investors have seen this movie before and know the market rarely cares for long. In fact, this time around, the market seems to have barely taken notice.

On October 1, 2025, Hobart Private Capital, LLC disclosed a new position in Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF (AIQ 1.69%), with an estimated value of $6.71 million as of September 30, 2025.

The market is being carried on the back of growth stocks, and artificial intelligence (AI) has become the story everyone wants a piece of these days. While it's tempting to buy individual AI stocks like Nvidia, perhaps the better strategy for many investors is to invest in the trend through a growth-oriented exchange-traded fund (ETF), especially if you're just starting out.

One way to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) is to pick a few companies that you think will likely be the biggest winners in the future. That's easier said than done.

The rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence (AI) market lit a blazing fire under many of the tech sector's top stocks. Two of the biggest winners were Nvidia, which supplies the data center GPUs for processing those complex AI tasks, and Microsoft, which owns a big stake in ChatGPT's creator OpenAI.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become a go-to investment option for those seeking diversification and growth without picking individual stocks.