AI’s real strength is not just faster chips but its ability to plug into almost any sector, cutting costs, streamlining operations, and unlocking entirely new ways to make money.
Finance is the most obvious next target because, at its core, money is simply information flowing through digital pipes.
Analysts now project that AI-in-financial-services could grow from roughly $20 billion today to more than $80 billion within the next four years, underscoring how quickly this convergence is scaling.
That makes fintech a central pillar of the “second wave” of AI adoption, and arguably one of the richest hunting grounds for outsized returns.
Warren Buffett has already illustrated the upside by backing fintech bank Nu, where Berkshire’s stake rode a multi-bagger move as the stock climbed from $3 to nearly $20 per share.
The big stock market profits are right now can be found in stocks part of this second wave of AI deployment we just talked about
We’ve identified FintechWerx (Symbol: WERX), a stock which is poised to become the next big winner, delivering profits to Warren Buffett’s last fintech investment.
Early investors and institutions are only beginning to take positions in WERX.
Getting in today could be the difference between riding the next explosive leg higher or being left behind on the sidelines.
Miss This, Miss the Next Nvidia-like Surge
The numbers speak for themselves. The AI market is set to rocket from $371 billion in 2025 to over $2.4 trillion by 2032.
In the industrial age, oil was the resource that powered everything. In the digital age, it’s transactions. AI doesn’t just generate data, it creates commerce, billions of payments, subscriptions, and micro-transfers flowing nonstop across 120+ currencies.
Every AI download, every SaaS subscription, every automated workflow triggers money in motion. Without platforms that can move, secure, and optimize these flows, the system will buckle. The companies that own these pipelines (as well as their earliest investors) will own the profits.
The catch is that Wall Street has already feasted on the first AI winners. Nvidia cornered the chip market, Microsoft owned the cloud, and Amazon dominated the data centers. Their massive upside is already realized.
The real money now lies in spotting the next indispensable infrastructure stocks.
FintechWerx is stepping into exactly the gap that traditional banks and legacy processors have struggled to fill, tackling the bottlenecks in modern payments and merchant onboarding that incumbents have left unresolved.
Investors who want to profit from this next phase of fintech infrastructure can buy WERX at around $4 per share before its stock price shoots past $15
