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Investors are piling into “heavy assets, low obsolescence” stocks they hope can’t be clobbered by AI

Ritholtz’s Josh Brown says so-called HALO stocks are “the trade of the year,” as Wall Street keeps bidding up stocks that it thinks AI won’t disrupt.

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