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A new trading logic has emerged on Wall Street: sell the stocks of any company that could potentially be replaced by AI.
① Recently, concerns about artificial intelligence on Wall Street have intensified, with investors selling shares of companies that may be impacted by AI. Stock prices of some insurance brokerage firms and financial services giants have plummeted; ② Most analysts believe that although AI technology poses competitive threats, questions remain about how the technology will be implemented, and overall market anxiety may also influence stock price volatility.
U.S. stocks are searching for 'the next AI victim.' On Monday, insurance brokers plummeted; on Tuesday, wealth management firms collapsed, with Charles Schwab closing sharply lower overnight.
The threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to traditional business models is spreading across stock markets, extending from software companies to a broader range of industries. Wealth management stocks have become the latest 'victims.'
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