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From a semiconductor fund to international stocks to cutting back on Treasurys, portfolio managers and strategists reveal how they’d invest $50,000 -- and what changes they would make from earlier in the year.

Raymond James Investment Management’s Matt Orton says it’s one of “two big long-term winners” in artificial intelligence and is underappreciated in that area.

The conflict between Israel and Hamas may not have a direct impact on oil supply, but it’s likely to drive up oil prices in the short term, analysts say.

According to Deepwater Asset Management, one under-the-radar AI stock will be essential for the long-term infrastructure rollout of artificial intelligence.

In 10 years, tuition fees in the U.S. could soar to over $300,000, thanks to inflation — around twice the cost right now, according to estimates from experts.

If the market does rally into the year-end, it will be led by the “Magnificent Seven” stocks, said Andrew Slimmon, who named his preferred play.

Both markets have been volatile recently, which could make it a difficult choice for traders. Here’s what the pros are saying.

An upturn in a corner of the semiconductor industry began in the second half of this year, according to Citi. CNBC takes a look at five of its stock picks.

From nutrition to beauty, a “global shift to wellness” is taking place — not just among consumers but also governments, the investment bank says.

One of them offers the “best structural growth opportunity” in emerging markets, they say.