Artificial intelligence has been the topic de jure the past two years. As the coronavirus has pushed companies to automate work and thereby reduce infection risks, AI companies have been sailing with wind in their sails, and with fresh worries about the omicron variant, this trend looks set to continue into 2022. Below we look at five top AI stocks.
iRhythm Technologies (Nasdaq: IRTC)
iRhythm is bringing the world of big data and AI to diagnostics. The aim of which is to create something like a computer version of Dr Gregory House, the character from the medical TV show. Specifically, iRhythm has developed technology that diagnoses heart problems. The company builds wearable heart monitors that can quickly diagnose issues with patients’ heart rates.
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Part 4 | Fees
Fees are always an important consideration for ETFs. The lower the fees taken by an asset manager, the more money there is for investors. But there are more to ETF fees than meets the eye. Below is a guide.
Why are some ETF fees higher than others?
There are many components to an ETF fee. Like other products in our economy – be it shoes, phones, or cars – the cost (fee) of an ETF is largely a function of input costs. When input costs are higher, products become more expensive. Input costs for ETFs include, but are not limited to:
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