Howard Lindzon says Meta’s roughly $200 billion rise in market value since Muse launched shows investors are already backing a leader in AI assistants. He adds that he prefers indexing over stock picking and would not have bought Meta’s dip.
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Howard Lindzon says Meta’s roughly $200 billion rise in market value since Muse launched shows investors are already backing a leader in AI assistants. He adds that he prefers indexing over stock picking and would not have bought Meta’s dip.
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