AMD is an AI stock on the rise, and it's leaving Nvidia's gains in the dust.
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AMD is an AI stock on the rise, and it's leaving Nvidia's gains in the dust.
Electric vehicles will dominate the robotaxi market.
Sandisk is up by nearly 3,900% over the past year, and it's all driven by fundamentals.
New AI-powered smart glasses are due out later this year.
The company's revenue surged 755% in Q1.
Sandisk stock has gained more than 557% so far just in 2026 and recently eclipsed $1,500 per share.
Energy Transfer has consistently raised its dividend for several years in a row.
Major issues remain at the company.
A more bullish crypto environment is what Robinhood needs to move the stock price higher in the short term.
Probably. Capital One's issues are not an isolated problem.
The chipmaker's turnaround is impressive, but is comparing it to Nvidia's growth story too generous?
The accelerated build-out of data centers, along with rising geopolitical uncertainty, has thrust precious metals and other base metals into the spotlight.
Ferrari has historically been one of the best automotive investments, but even after topping estimates, the stock is trending lower. What gives?
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are up 112.5% year-to-date, with the majority of the gains achieved in recent weeks. From March 31 through May 8, AMD shares jumped 123.76%, according to Morningstar data, as Wall Street grew more optimistic about the company’s position in the AI ...
Looking for a dividend stock that pays a solid yield and doesn't cost an arm and a leg? Look no further than VICI Properties.
NuScale is nearing its first commercial sale. Is now the time to buy while the stock is down?
The company is looking beyond its current success.
Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL) has reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture chips for its devices. The deal signals a move away from sole reliance on TSMC for advanced chip production. The arrangement involves active participation from the U.S. government and is framed as a supply chain resilience effort. For you as an investor watching Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL), this potential shift in chip sourcing touches the core of how its hardware is built and secured. Apple has long focused on...
The team discusses GameStop’s proposal to buy eBay, a rumor regarding interest from Anthropic to buy Atlassian, and lessons from a great acquirer in Berkshire Hathaway.
The fact that this is the first time it's happened in a couple of years is kind of a big deal.
Temporary headwinds have created buying opportunities in these stocks while raising their dividend yields.
Chainlink already has partnerships with big investment banks and payment providers.
Heavy asset, low obsolescence stocks have generally done well in 2026.
Tower Semiconductor continued its torrid run with new customer wins and continued enthusiasm for AI-related chip stocks.
The stock is up right now, but that may not last.
Berkshire Hathaway just held an important event, and it was a boring success.
If you are a retirement-focused investor staring at Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) after both stocks have torn higher, the question is simple: Which one belongs in a portfolio built to preserve capital and compound steadily? Both semiconductor stocks have ridden the AI wave hard. Arm is up nearly 90% year to date (YTD) ... ARM vs. INTC: Which AI-Era Semiconductor Stock Will Reward Patient Investors?