2 Millionaire-Maker Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks

The idea of becoming a multimillionaire can be daunting, but it certainly can be done if you have the patience and discipline to ride the market for a long time. The power of compounding returns, combined with consistently adding to your portfolio, makes such a windfall possible.

The S&P 500 delivered a 13.5% annualized return over the last decade – a strong number that was pulled higher in recent years by artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. And while the sector is in a bit of a lull now, the build-out of data centers, AI-powered software, and robotics makes artificial intelligence a fantastic bet right now.

If you want to do better than the S&P 500’s returns, several AI stocks fit the bill. These two in particular are on different paths, but I think both provide excellent opportunities to push your investment portfolio to that multimillion-dollar level.

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1. Oracle

Oracle (ORCL 3.44%) has its biggest growth opportunity in its cloud computing segment, which generated $7.977 billion in revenue in the second quarter of fiscal 2026 (ending Nov. 30, 2025), up 34% from a year ago. That makes the cloud computing sector Oracle’s biggest driver of revenue and was a big reason the company’s $16.058 billion in revenue was up 14% year over year.

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NYSE: ORCL

Oracle

Today’s Change

(-3.44%) $-5.17

Current Price

$145.14

Key Data Points

Market Cap

$418B

Day’s Range

$142.10 - $146.06

52wk Range

$118.86 - $345.72

Volume

1.1M

Avg Vol

28M

Gross Margin

65.40%

Dividend Yield

1.38%

Management sees the massive opportunity in AI right now, so the company is spending heavily. Oracle raised $58 billion to pay for data center projects in New Mexico, Texas, and Wisconsin, and it has a huge $300 billion deal with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, to supply AI infrastructure and cloud computing services.

All of that spending has pushed Oracle’s debt to more than $100 billion – a load that’s contributed to the stock’s drop in recent months. Management announced that it plans to raise $45 billion to $50 billion of gross cash proceeds – by selling shares and equity-linked instruments, as well as by issuing mandatory convertible preferred securities that will convert to common stock in the future.

Considering that Oracle is raising the money to meet the needs of many well-heeled customers, including Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia, and Meta Platforms, analysts remain bullish about the company’s future. The consensus price target from analysts surveyed by Yahoo! Finance indicates an 82% potential gain in Oracle stock.

2. Tesla

Tesla (TSLA 1.52%) has been an innovator for years with its electric vehicles, but today I’m much more intrigued by CEO Elon Musk’s plan for the Optimus robot – its humanoid machine, already working in Tesla factories, which Musk says will one day help “eliminate poverty” by being mass-marketed for factories and residences.

Musk hopes the Optimus robot will be on sale – with a projected price of $20,000 to $30,000 – by the end of next year, but production is already underway. Musk announced plans to end production of the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y at the company’s Fremont, California, production facility, and instead use the space for Optimus production.

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NASDAQ: TSLA

Tesla

Today’s Change

(-1.52%) $-6.21

Current Price

$402.37

Key Data Points

Market Cap

$1.5T

Day’s Range

$398.11 - $407.12

52wk Range

$214.25 - $498.83

Volume

3.1M

Avg Vol

66M

Gross Margin

18.03%

Tesla stock has plenty of supporters – one of the biggest is Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives, who has a $600 price target. That would be a 48% gain, soundly beating the overall market and helping push your portfolio higher.