AI stocks keep climbing—what other investment opportunities are there?
Here’s something kind of surreal.
People building AI are telling everyone to slow down, while people buying AI are yelling to go all-in. Recently, the CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI publicly said AI development should be slowed because safety assessments can’t keep up. Then Trump immediately turned around and announced plans to form an “artificial intelligence force,” even saying AI could account for a quarter of the U.S. GDP in the future.
Step on the brakes while stepping on the gas—feel that contradiction for a moment.
So can you still chase AI stocks?
My view: don’t keep staring only at Nvidia. It’s not that Nvidia is bad—it’s just too expensive. What’s really worth thinking about is: what other entry points can you get on board with?
I found that on Binance, you can already directly trade Anthropic’s perpetual contracts. Yes—the company behind Claude. It hasn’t gone public yet, but on Binance you can already trade exposure to its price. From the low point in July to now, it’s up more than 50%, and trading volume isn’t small either.
In plain terms: previously, if you wanted to bet on an unlisted AI company, you couldn’t even find the door. Now the crypto market has opened that door.
How am I doing it myself? Actually, I shared this a few days ago: you could consider building a position at $ANTHROPIC
with a stop loss placed below 1750. If there’s a pullback to 1900–1950 and it holds, I’ll add a bit more. For upside, I’m first watching 2200; if it breaks, then 2400.
I haven’t bought Nvidia directly, but I’ve been watching it closely. Around 227 is a key level—if it can hold, it’s got a chance. Overhead resistance is between 240 and 250.
At the end of the day, the real question isn’t “whether to buy AI,” it’s “how to buy it.”
The AI cake is still being moved onto the blockchain—whoever finds an entry point first gets one more option. $NVDAB
#AI股持续上涨还有哪些投资机会 #创作者学院
Here’s something kind of surreal.
People building AI are telling everyone to slow down, while people buying AI are yelling to go all-in. Recently, the CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI publicly said AI development should be slowed because safety assessments can’t keep up. Then Trump immediately turned around and announced plans to form an “artificial intelligence force,” even saying AI could account for a quarter of the U.S. GDP in the future.
Step on the brakes while stepping on the gas—feel that contradiction for a moment.
So can you still chase AI stocks?
My view: don’t keep staring only at Nvidia. It’s not that Nvidia is bad—it’s just too expensive. What’s really worth thinking about is: what other entry points can you get on board with?
I found that on Binance, you can already directly trade Anthropic’s perpetual contracts. Yes—the company behind Claude. It hasn’t gone public yet, but on Binance you can already trade exposure to its price. From the low point in July to now, it’s up more than 50%, and trading volume isn’t small either.
In plain terms: previously, if you wanted to bet on an unlisted AI company, you couldn’t even find the door. Now the crypto market has opened that door.
How am I doing it myself? Actually, I shared this a few days ago: you could consider building a position at $ANTHROPIC
with a stop loss placed below 1750. If there’s a pullback to 1900–1950 and it holds, I’ll add a bit more. For upside, I’m first watching 2200; if it breaks, then 2400.
I haven’t bought Nvidia directly, but I’ve been watching it closely. Around 227 is a key level—if it can hold, it’s got a chance. Overhead resistance is between 240 and 250.
At the end of the day, the real question isn’t “whether to buy AI,” it’s “how to buy it.”
The AI cake is still being moved onto the blockchain—whoever finds an entry point first gets one more option. $NVDAB
#AI股持续上涨还有哪些投资机会 #创作者学院
