This week saw AI stocks dominate trading discussions as investors balanced tariff uncertainties with long-term growth potential. MicroAlgo Inc (MLGO) and CXApp Inc (CXAI) surged due to short squeezes and AI-related product launches, with MLGO jumping over 393% year-to-date. Meanwhile, major tech firms like Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD rebounded after reports suggested tariffs might spare semiconductors, easing fears of supply chain disruptions.

Analysts highlighted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) and Broadcom (AVGO) as undervalued AI plays, citing their critical roles in chip production and AI infrastructure. Jabil (JBL), a contract manufacturer, also gained attention as its AI-driven revenue grew 40% year-over-year, fueled by demand for AI server components.

GameStop (GME) made headlines with a potential technical breakout, though conflicting signals like a looming death cross pattern left traders divided. Overall, market volatility pushed investors toward small-cap AI stocks and companies with clear ties to AI hardware growth.