{"id":4177,"date":"2026-03-24T20:14:47","date_gmt":"2026-03-24T20:14:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/globalnewstoday.uk\/index.php\/2026\/03\/24\/3-artificial-intelligence-ai-stocks-that-look-like-strong-buys-heading-into-april-the-motley-fool\/"},"modified":"2026-03-24T20:14:47","modified_gmt":"2026-03-24T20:14:47","slug":"3-artificial-intelligence-ai-stocks-that-look-like-strong-buys-heading-into-april-the-motley-fool","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/globalnewstoday.uk\/index.php\/2026\/03\/24\/3-artificial-intelligence-ai-stocks-that-look-like-strong-buys-heading-into-april-the-motley-fool\/","title":{"rendered":"3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks That Look Like Strong Buys Heading Into April – The Motley Fool"},"content":{"rendered":"

These AI companies are great additions to any portfolio.
There are many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks<\/a> to consider buying right now, especially as some tech stocks have pulled back over the past few months. And while some investors are concerned that parts of the AI market look bubbly, there are leading artificial intelligence stocks that would be a mistake to overlook right now.
Here's why investors should consider buying Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing<\/strong> (TSM<\/a> +1.45%<\/span>)<\/span>, Alphabet <\/strong>(GOOGL<\/a> 3.85%<\/span>)<\/span> (GOOG<\/a> 3.25%<\/span>)<\/span>, and Broadcom<\/strong> (AVGO<\/a> 1.39%<\/span>)<\/span> right now.
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Taiwan Semiconductor, also called TSMC, is the manufacturer of about 70% of the world's processors. That means whenever a leading AI chip design company, like Nvidia<\/strong>, needs processors made, it's hiring TSMC.
As big tech companies pour money into building new data centers, TSMC benefits from all the chip production. Revenue increased 26% in the fourth quarter to $33.7 billion, and earnings per share jumped 35% to $3.14 per American depositary receipt. More growth is on the way, too, with management estimating sales will increase 30% in 2026.
At some point, spending on AI data centers will slow down, of course. That could eventually decelerate some of TSMC's growth, but I think it's too early to bet on the slowdown or to assume the company won't still benefit from its dominance in chip manufacturing. Tech giants are spending a collective $650 billion on capital expenditures this year, mostly for AI, after all.
One great reason to pick up TSMC stock<\/a> right now is that its price-to-earnings ratio is just 32, making it a good deal compared to the tech sector's average P\/E ratio of 37.
After a slow start in the AI race not all that long ago, Alphabet has made up a lot of ground. The company's Gemini chatbot now has 750 million users, and its daily AI mode search queries in the U.S. have doubled since the feature launched.
The company has also made strategic AI moves, like its new partnership<\/a> with Apple<\/strong>. Gemini will be the underlying AI model for a new version of Siri due out later this year, which will not only help Alphabet expand its AI model to more users but also generate about $1 billion annually for Alphabet.
There have been concerns that AI will disrupt Alphabet's advertising business, and investors shouldn't assume that any company is safe from AI disruptions at this point. But concerns about Alphabet's demise are likely overblown. The company's revenue rose 15% to nearly $403 billion in 2025, and diluted earnings per share increased 34% to $10.81.
And this stock looks like a fantastic deal right now, with a P\/E ratio of just 27, well below the tech sector's average.
If you're looking for an AI chip company that's growing fast — and doesn't have the name of Nvidia — Broadcom<\/a> is a fantastic option. The company's AI sales rose 106% to $8.4 billion in the first quarter (which ended Feb. 1), and non-GAAP<\/a> (adjusted) earnings per share jumped 28% to $2.05.
And there's a lot more growth expected, with management estimating AI chip sales will reach at least $100 billion in 2027. Broadcom is cashing in on its lead in the niche application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) market, of which it will hold an estimated 60% by 2027.
Unlike the other AI stocks on this list, Broadcom's shares aren't cheap. The company's stock has a P\/E ratio of about 60. But with large tech companies still investing heavily in AI infrastructure and Broadcom holding a leading position in ASICs, the company is poised to benefit from the ongoing expansion of artificial intelligence.
While there will likely be some volatility among AI stocks, these companies have all carved out leads in their respective niches, which should help them stay competitive as the AI race heats up.
Chris Neiger<\/a> has positions in Apple. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Alphabet, Apple, Nvidia, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and is short shares of Apple. The Motley Fool recommends Broadcom. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy<\/a>.<\/em>
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