"PINS has embraced AI and yet it still trades below the S&P's average P/E ratio of 22." Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance Editor's Note: We have a special live session today – and you're invited! This week's Catalyst Cash-Outs Live will be in the Monument Traders LIVE chatroom as Karim interviews Seabridge Gold CEO Rudi Fronk. Click here to join the livestream at 2 p.m. ET. - Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher
When you hear about AI companies, major tech players like Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Palantir (PLTR) often come to mind. But there's actually another crop of AI companies that Wall Street isn't talking about. I'm calling these groups "unrecognizable AI companies." You don't instantly think "AI" when you hear them. Yet they're investing heavily in AI learning models and could see spikes in their share prices in the near future. One of those companies is Pinterest (PINS). PINS is using machine learning, visual search, and recommendation engines to improve user search for products. It's also using ad tools to monetize - for example, linking retailers to photo collages. You can imagine the revenue opportunities for PINS when you combine AI and ads to become a "virtual shopper's assistant." Another unrecognizable AI group I'm tracking is Match Group (MTCH). MTCH operates many dating apps (Tinder, Hinge) with subscription models. Over the last few weeks, MTCH has accelerated its push into AI features like tighter user verification and new matching algorithms. This added focus on safety and personalization could solve the issue of declining subscriber counts and appeal to younger audiences. Lastly, both stocks still trade below the S&P's average P/E ratio of 22. They're cheap. It's why I'm watching them for trades in The War Room this week. | 
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