Q: Good morning 5i
It is good to see the software companies at least remaining stable and some rising today. But, I have been wondering whether we have to rethink our devotion to CSU and other family members. With this recent fear you have said yourself that AI can actually help software companies and because of the important services they offer, they will not be going away soon.
But, you also said that although they are not going away today maybe some time in the future AI may succeed in replicating their services. So, the question is whether we should start thinking of CSU etc, as no longer the stalwarts that we have always believed them to be. We may begin to think that, although not today, but their days may be numbered and we need to get out before that happens. Wondering how you see this aspect?
Thanks for the great service
It is good to see the software companies at least remaining stable and some rising today. But, I have been wondering whether we have to rethink our devotion to CSU and other family members. With this recent fear you have said yourself that AI can actually help software companies and because of the important services they offer, they will not be going away soon.
But, you also said that although they are not going away today maybe some time in the future AI may succeed in replicating their services. So, the question is whether we should start thinking of CSU etc, as no longer the stalwarts that we have always believed them to be. We may begin to think that, although not today, but their days may be numbered and we need to get out before that happens. Wondering how you see this aspect?
Thanks for the great service
5i Research Answer:
CSU et al may not be the 'easy money' they have been for 20 years (the subsidiaries of course...