Pfizer's CEO uses AI to make his biggest calls — and 64% of CEOs agree, quietly shifting your portfolio
Key takeaways
- Maybe you’ve bought shares of AI company stocks or invested in ETFs focused on AI, technology, or computer science.
- But here’s the thing: Regardless of how much or how little you invest in AI, the industry is affecting your portfolio in ways you may not even realize.
- You can now build wealth like a landlord for as little as $100 — and no, you don t have to chase down rent or take 3 A.M tenant calls
Pfizer's CEO uses AI to make his biggest calls — and 64% of CEOs agree, quietly shifting your portfolio Laura Grace Tarpley Mon, May 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM GMT+7 5 min read PFE Many of us can easily pinpoint the artificial intelligence (AI) investments in our portfolios. Maybe you’ve bought shares of AI company stocks or invested in ETFs focused on AI, technology, or computer science. Or, depending on your preferences, you might stay away from AI investments for fear of an AI bubble bursting.
But here’s the thing: Regardless of how much or how little you invest in AI, the industry is affecting your portfolio in ways you may not even realize.
You can now build wealth like a landlord for as little as $100 — and no, you don t have to chase down rent or take 3 A.M tenant calls