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AI stocks rebounded strongly after early 2026 valuation pressures as tech giants demonstrated AI investments generate real customer commitments and revenue growth, validating the sector's long-term viability.

Nebius Group, an AI infrastructure provider, has jumped 87% in 2026 after securing a $27 billion Meta deal and projecting massive revenue growth.

Amazon stock down 9% YTD amid $200B AI capex concerns, but strong AWS growth and cash flow suggest pullback is a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

Russell 2000 small caps trade at 19x earnings versus S&P 500's 27x, offering value if infrastructure and data center spending offset rate headwinds.

Dominion Energy launches U.S.'s largest offshore wind project, committing $64.7B over five years. Stock trades at 16-17x 2026 earnings with 4.4% yield; analysts suggest waiting for better entry points.

Despite AI sector weakness, $NVDA and $META trade at valuation discounts while posting record growth and massive infrastructure investments.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy predicts AWS revenue could reach $600 billion within a decade, driven by AI demand, doubling his prior forecast and addressing investor returns concerns.

Broadcom and TSMC lead AI chip demand with 100%+ and 20% revenue growth respectively, projecting $100B AI revenue by 2027.

Meta plans $115B capex in 2026, nearly doubling 2025 spending. Strong cash flow supports AI push, but return questions loom for investors.

Frontier Capital slashes $88M Eagle Materials stake by 42% in Q4 2025, citing wallboard weakness from sluggish housing despite record revenues and infrastructure-driven cement strength.

OpenAI's annualized revenue exceeded $25 billion as of February 2026, up 17% year-over-year, while facing intensifying competition from Anthropic ahead of anticipated mid-2026 IPO.

AI-driven bull market will likely end when infrastructure spending peaks and declines, echoing the 1999 internet bubble pattern, though underlying AI technology remains transformative.

Black Creek Investment Management acquires 5.1% stake in Eagle Materials for $103.78 million, betting on construction recovery and improving sector fundamentals.