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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. is a top pick for investing in AI due to its involvement in data centers, broadband and telecom towers, electrical transmission lines and towers, and green energy. The company has a strong track record of wealth creation, with 20% annual returns for 40 years and management guidance for similar returns in the next 20 years. Brookfield's investments in data centers, green energy, and infrastructure make it a "picks and shovels" play for AI, providing essential components for the technology's growth.

Renewable energy stocks have been beaten down severely over the past 10 months. Cost of capital concerns along with political uncertainty are weighing on the sector. That said, leading investors remain bullish on the sector and so do we.

Whether it was Pershing Square or Gotham Partners, Ackman has made a name for himself with some hugely profitable investments over his career. Ackman has gone short and long and taken advantage of market crashes to find opportunities.

Thanks to rising interest rates, recession worries, and some company-specific headwinds, there are some attractive dividend stocks right now. Brookfield Asset Management has seen excellent momentum and should generate steady fee income in any economic climate.

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Renewable energy stocks have sold off recently over concerns about how higher interest rates will affect their profitability. But the four renewable power producers we highlight in the article have structured their balance sheets well and have plenty of liquidity and optionality. We compare and contrast the four renewables stocks and view them all as being good buying opportunities today, to varying degrees.

Real estate and Infrastructure are the biggest sources of fees for the new BAM. Concerns about BPY's Real Estate may be negatively affecting BAM shares. Based on comps, BAM appears undervalued. Analysis of BPY makes these concerns hardly justified. BAM is likely to climb once the company starts increasing its dividends.

Brookfield Asset Management expects to grow its 4.1%-yielding dividend by at least 15% annually. Crown Castle sees its 5.6%-yielding payout raising 7% to 8% annually over the long term.

Crown Castle has the market and the chops to spring back from a price drop. Brookfield Asset Management expects to raise its 4% dividend at a more than 15% annual pace.