November Recap: These 15 Large-Cap AI Stocks Were Each Up +30%

On average, the above stocks had a market cap of $35.9B and a month-ending price of $79.25. 8 of the 15 stocks were deemed to still be undervalued.

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The following 15 large-cap (i.e. $2B+) artificial intelligence and related stocks are still very much in bubble mode, having advanced by more than 30% in November (To put things in perspective, the 91 constituent  AIQ Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF was only up 14.1% in November and the 35 constituent SOXX iShares Semiconductor ETF was only up 16.3%.)

The 15 stocks are ranked below, in descending order, as to their price appreciation along with whether or not their price-to-earnings growth (PEG) valuation ratios suggests they are over- or under-valued, with any notable news.

  1. UniPath (PATH): UP 64.1%
  2. StoneCo (STNE): UP 59.4% 
  3. Datadog (DDOG): UP 45.7% 
  4. Symbotic (SYM): UP 45.1% 
  5. Snap (SNAP): UP 41.9% 
  6. CrowdStrike (CRWD): UP 37.0%
  7. Infineon Technologies (IFNNY): UP 35.7%
  8. Palantir (PLTR): UP 34.6% 
  9. Uber Technologies (UBER): UP 32.6% 
  10. WIX.com Ltd. (WIX): UP 32.4%
  11. Informatica (INFA): UP 32.1% 
  12. Arm Holdings (ARM): UP 31.7%
  13. Workday (WDAY): UP 31.5% 
  14. Twilo (TWLO): UP 30.3%
  15. MKS Instruments (MKSI): UP 30.1%

Summary

On average, the above stocks had a market cap of $35.9B and a month-ending price of $79.25. Eight of the 15 stocks were deemed to still be undervalued according to their PEG valuations, 3 were deemed to be overvalued and 4 had insufficient information to make an assessment. The price earnings-to-growth ratio (PEG ratio) is considered to be an indicator of a stock's true value.


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