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Commented by André Will-Laudien on August 12th, 2026 | 13:15 CEST

AI Fuels Another 100% Rally: Microsoft, Broadcom, Miivo AI, and SoftBank in Focus

  • AI
  • Digitization
  • Technology
  • SaaS
  • rally

Created and Published on Behalf of Miivo AI Inc.

Global enthusiasm for artificial intelligence is driving technology stock markets to new all-time highs. A recent survey by the industry association Bitkom impressively confirms this trend. Already, 41% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) are actively using AI in their business processes. This benefits heavyweights such as Microsoft and Broadcom, which provide the necessary cloud and chip infrastructure for the global market. At the same time, the SoftBank Group is strategically investing billions in visionary technology projects to participate in the next wave of scaling. However, a key driver of growth lies outside the large corporations, in the previously underserved SMB sector. Here, the innovative newcomer Miivo AI is filling a critical market gap by helping small and medium-sized businesses achieve full operational transparency through autonomous AI CFO solutions—without the need for extensive onboarding efforts. Since, according to the study, around 80% of companies still find it difficult to quantify the exact economic benefits of their IT investments, automated optimization tools like those from Miivo unlock enormous efficiency potential. Investors should fine-tune their valuation models.

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Commented by Jens Castner on July 3rd, 2026 | 08:10 CEST

TURNAROUND AFTER YEARS OF STRUGGLE: SOFTBANK, STRATEGIC RESOURCES, AND AIXTRON UNDER THE MICROSCOPE

  • VTM
  • ironore
  • Investments
  • semiconductor

SoftBank has done it. After more than two decades in the shadow of its own dot-com excesses, the Japanese technology investor is once again the most valuable company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, German semiconductor equipment manufacturer Aixtron is once again approaching its record high from 2000. Both cases demonstrate that even stocks once considered massively overvalued can stage a remarkable comeback after years of underperformance—provided they are supported by a genuine structural growth trend. This is a pattern that could also play out for Strategic Resources. The key difference is that its share price has collapsed despite never having reached the kind of extreme valuations seen in the other two cases.

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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on September 22nd, 2021 | 13:59 CEST

Barsele Minerals, Mutares, SoftBank - Spoilt for choice

  • Gold

Sooner or later, value-creating transactions are reflected in the share price of a respective company. For companies like Mutares or SoftBank, buying and selling company shares is a core business. The share of the Canadian explorer Barsele Minerals offers a unique situation with the possibility to take over the promising Barsele gold project in northern Sweden completely. We reveal where a closer look is worthwhile.

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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on August 24th, 2021 | 13:28 CEST

Meta Materials, Xiaomi, SoftBank - Undiscovered potential!

  • Technology

Stagnation is regression. Companies that act too slowly in competition and can only adapt insufficiently to changing conditions lose out. Innovations are a path to success. Some innovations are so significant and far-reaching that a massive upheaval occurs with the technological leap achieved. Electricity and the Internet are well-known examples. AI, 5G, robotics and new materials will have changed our reality in just a few years. As new solutions, products and markets emerge, these stocks will benefit.

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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on August 5th, 2021 | 10:29 CEST

JinkoSolar, Kainantu Resources, SoftBank - These stocks will rise!

  • Gold

The economic outlook for Asian economies is quite varied. The picture is differentiated depending on containment measures, the speed and effectiveness of vaccine deployment, external demand, and a range of economic policy conditions. The IMF forecasts economic growth of 8.2% for the People's Republic of China in the current year. Growth of 5.1% is forecast for Singapore. The IMF believes that Japan will only achieve economic growth of 2.3% in the current year, while the government itself has formulated an increase of up to 4%. With the following companies, you can profit from the expansion of the Asian markets.

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