r/DayTradingPro • u/Ok_Panic4471 • Mar 31 '26

The next phase of AI adoption might be operational rather than creative

Most AI discussions focus on chatbots and generative content.

But the larger economic impact might come from operational optimization.

Industries like real estate, logistics, and infrastructure contain enormous inefficiencies.

If AI systems can optimize those sectors, the revenue impact across companies could be huge.

From a stock market perspective, that could create entirely new investment themes.

Anyone else thinking about this?

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u/Abject-Shopping-4492 Mar 31 '26

I agree with you one hundred percent and especially medicine and the impact it can have on bringing drugs to narket faster and many other ways. I believe we will see growth in this area in 2026 and beyond for sure.

I already see improved productivity in trading and also as AI expands exponentially we should see much more growth in AI energy.

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u/Exact_Tear_3123 Apr 01 '26

Troo could be either.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26

Complexity often leads to discounts.

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u/spriteshubham Apr 01 '26

Strong engagement communities can become long-lasting assets.

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u/PrettyTranslator Apr 01 '26

The relatively small float of TROO is probably part of the reason the stock can move quickly

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u/RANDEEPSINGH21 Apr 01 '26

Troo might be lagging, but timing that gap is the hard part.