AI-Selected Low-Priced Stocks: Numerous Cases Soaring Over 30% in June

In June, the global stock market mostly remained stagnant, making it difficult to achieve returns exceeding the market average.

Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions have been rising, although there are also positive signs related to inflation, creating a complex market environment.

In this situation, picking individual stocks is said to outperform investing in indices, and AI-based stock recommendation services are reportedly delivering solid results.

For example, the Korean stock DND PharmaTech began being recommended by AI in May and surged 64.74% in June alone; similarly, U.S. Bausch Health jumped 36.15% in June.

Large-cap stocks like Samsung Electronics and Samsung SDS also rose more than 30% in June, and India’s Lumax AutoTechnologies gained over 30%.

It’s impressive that over 11 such stocks surged in June.

Especially among U.S. tech stocks selected by AI portfolios, 83% rose in June, outperforming the S&P 500 index by 4.5%.

The S&P 500 is a leading U.S. stock index, and beating it is known to be challenging.

Additionally, portfolios from other countries like Germany, Spain, Korea, and Brazil yielded returns between 25% and 35% after launch, beating benchmark indices by 9% to 19%.

For instance, Germany’s Thyssenkrupp earned over 210% in five months, and Korea’s ABL Bio rose 186%, including several hot stocks.

This AI recommendation model selects 20 promising stocks each month by applying over 150 financial models based on 15 years of global data.

Importantly, it continuously updates by adding new recommended stocks and removing underperforming ones.

The returns are checked assuming an equally weighted monthly portfolio investment.

‘Equally weighted’ means if 20 stocks are recommended, investment funds are evenly allocated with 1/20 in each stock.

The AI model emphasizes that knowing ‘when to sell’ is crucial in stock investing.

It prioritizes exiting quickly from stocks whose growth potential declines rather than holding on for too long.

Since the model’s launch, it has outperformed the U.S. S&P 500 index by over 2,000% in returns over 10 years; an initial $100,000 investment would have grown to about $2.16 million.

In conclusion, AI-based stock recommendations offer a great example of finding valuable investment opportunities even in sluggish global markets.