The stock markets of the United States, which are also the second most popular market for our investors after Estonia and the other Baltic countries, have been setting new records in recent years. But this market is driven by only one engine: companies that are developing the artificial intelligence revolution and benefiting from it, while other sectors are moving in a downward direction.
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The stock markets of the United States, which are also the second most popular market for our investors after Estonia and the other Baltic countries, have been setting new records in recent years. But this market is driven by only one engine: companies that are developing the artificial intelligence revolution and benefiting from it, while other sectors are moving in a downward direction.