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After $115M Army AI deal, AI strategy’s tech pick nears a 100% gain

After $115M Army AI deal, AI strategy’s tech pick nears a 100% gain

Investing.com's Tech Titans strategy, which aims to stay ahead of tech trends, saw its portfolio stock Everforth (EFOR) experience a 100% gain since being added on September 1. The stock is now trading at $33.80, having been added to the Tech Titans portfolio for $30.28 initially. The stock gained 11.6% in two weeks, aligning with the ProPicks AI service's initial AI call made in July, which reported a 93.9% gain since then.

EFOR's market cap stands at $1.38 billion, trading below its 52-week high of $54.94. The company's government-services unit, Everforth ECS, secured a $115 million U.S. Army contract under the Nautilus program, as confirmed by multiple sources. This news, along with Everforth's strong Q2 revenue of $1.007 billion and guidance for Q3 revenue up to $1.024 billion, has contributed to the stock's impressive performance.

The strategy's 15 holdings saw an overall gain of 3.80% this month, outperforming the S&P 500's 0.60% decline. The best performer in the strategy this month was Qualcomm, while Applied Materials and Power Integrations were the worst.

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