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JPMorgan Says Bet NVDA, AMD, but Morgan Stanley Backs MSFT, GOOGL: What Is the Best AI Trade?

Aug 4, 2026, 8:36 PMDaragh Thomas

JPMorgan prefers chip stocks while Morgan Stanley backs Big Tech's AI spenders. Polymarket traders give Nvidia 56% odds to stay the world's most valuable company.

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