From Nasdaq: 2025-06-11 11:19:00

Warren Buffett’s value investing approach is challenging in the AI market, but there are reasonably priced AI stocks like Micron Technology, Dell Technologies, and Alphabet. Micron’s 1-gamma memory chip led to a 40% sales increase, while Dell saw a 5% increase in revenue. Alphabet’s AI investments resulted in revenue growth to $90.2 billion.

Micron, Dell, and Alphabet are considered “wonderful companies” by Buffett standards due to their growth, dividends, and AI solutions. Their forward P/E ratios are lower than Nvidia and Microsoft, making them a great value. These companies are ideal for long-term investors seeking to benefit from the AI market’s growth potential.

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