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The Great AI Divide: Why Some Companies Will Soar and Others Will Vanish in 2025

How a historic market shift could create the biggest wealth transfer since the dawn of the internet

The signs were there in the 1990s. While Borders focused on building bigger bookstores, Amazon was quietly using the internet to revolutionize retail. When Blockbuster dismissed online streaming as a fad, Netflix was laying the groundwork for entertainment's future. As Nokia and Blackberry clung to physical keyboards, Apple envisioned a touchscreen world.

Today, we're witnessing an equally dramatic divide forming in the market - but this time, the stakes are even higher.

Major corporations are silently splitting into two distinct camps: those successfully implementing artificial intelligence across their operations, and those falling behind. The gap between these groups is widening at an unprecedented rate.

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Consider these recent examples:

A traditional salad chain saw its stock surge 115% after deploying AI to optimize its operationsA struggling clothing retailer's shares jumped 186% following its AI implementationA medical device company's stock rose 16% within weeks of introducing AI-powered products

Meanwhile, their competitors who haven't adapted are facing declining market share, layoffs, and in some cases, bankruptcy.

This pattern is repeating across every sector - from healthcare to finance, retail to manufacturing. But unlike the internet revolution, which took decades to fully unfold, the AI transformation is happening at lightning speed.

The numbers are staggering. The global AI infrastructure market, valued at $36 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $356 billion within a decade. More importantly, experts predict that AI capabilities will be 100 times more powerful in just two years than they are today.

For investors, this creates both unprecedented opportunity and risk. The key question isn't whether to invest in AI - it's identifying which companies will successfully harness its power, and which will be left behind.

Some Wall Street veterans who correctly predicted previous tech revolutions are now warning that this divide will create the biggest wealth transfer in modern history. They suggest that traditional analysis methods won't be enough to identify winners and losers in this rapidly evolving landscape.

The market is already showing signs of this bifurcation. Companies that have successfully implemented AI are seeing their stocks soar, while their slower-moving competitors are struggling to maintain relevance.

He says we're at the very early stages of an historic rupture in the stock market.

In fact, the early cracks have already started to appear…

Those on the right side of the fault line will have the opportunity to make more money in the next year than they might think possible.

And those on the wrong end will risk taking a massive hit to their portfolios… or worse.

Wall Street legend Louis Navellier just issued a stark warning…

As we enter 2025, one thing is becoming clear: This won't be a gentle transition. It will be a decisive split between companies that adapt and those that don't - with investor portfolios hanging in the balance.

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