AI stocks are still showing powerful momentum, but I don’t think the opportunity ends with buying the biggest AI names.

Nvidia’s latest outlook points to another year of very strong AI-compute demand, while Broadcom expects its AI chip revenue to potentially double again by 2028. At the same time, companies are spending heavily on data centers, networking, power and cooling to support this expansion.

That makes me bullish on the AI infrastructure layer, but not blindly bullish on every AI stock.The next phase could be about the companies supplying the infrastructure that AI needs to scale: semiconductors, data centers, electricity, networking, cooling and specialized software.

There is also a real debate around how quickly AI development should continue, with some researchers raising safety concerns while U.S. policymakers continue emphasizing AI expansion.

For me, the key question isn’t simply “Are AI stocks going higher?”

It is: Who actually captures the economic value created by the next wave of AI spending?

I’m bullish on the long-term AI theme, but I’m watching valuation, cash flow and actual demand rather than chasing momentum.

What’s your view AI stocks still early in the cycle, or already priced for perfection?

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