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‘Loser’ Stocks Are Appealing Amid AI Frenzy, Causeway CEO Says

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 17:00 UTC By Amanda Cantrell and Hema Parmar 1 min read
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Investors should look beyond the biggest winners in the AI boom and bet on overlooked stocks, according to Causeway Capital Management Chief Executive Officer Sarah Ketterer.

Investors should look beyond the biggest winners in the AI boom and bet on overlooked stocks, according to Causeway Capital Management Chief Executive Officer Sarah Ketterer.
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