
Dan Ives, Wedbush Securities managing director and global head of tech research, expects tech stocks to perform strongly in the second half of the year. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Ives says AI is creating a "Game of Thrones arms race." He also discusses the outlook for Uber and IBM.

With an investment outlook as bullish and confident in tech stocks, Wedbush's Ives predictably prophesies that the rally is merely at its nascent stages.

Tech stock rally drums of positive momentum echoing through markets, according to Ives at Wedbush Securities.

Tech stock rally has only touched its tipping point, according to Ives of Wedbush Securities.

Technology stock gains are just scratching the surface of their potential; Wedbush analyst Michael Ives's prediction indicates that this rally is merely at its onset, fueled by continuous growth in AI and cloud computing innovations.

Wedbush's Ives predicts that the Tech Stock Rally is merely embarking on a promising journey, signifying significant potential for growth in tech sector investments.

The recent surge in tech stocks is a precursor to more gains, according to Ives of Wedbush who believes the Tech Stock Rally has just begun.

The Tech Stock Rally, as predicted by Ives at Wedbush Securities; its upward surge isn't yet over but merely in early phase of remarkable growth potential.

Tech stock gains are just the tip of an upward climb, according to Ives from Wedbush Securities.

Wedbush's Ives predicts that the surge in tech stocks is merely an inflection point, signaling a promising future for investors looking to capitalize on innovative industries.

Wedbush's Ives claims that the rally in tech stocks is merely at its infancy, suggesting an optimistic outlook for technology investors.

The prediction by Ives of Wedbush that the tech stock rally is merely at its dawn suggests a compelling potential for growth in technology sector indices, driven possibly not solely but primarily through renewed investor confidence and continued innovation across various industry verticals.