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Although Intel's comeback looks real, investors need to ask whether the stock already prices in too much success.
Kioxia still looks like a promising play on the booming AI market.
Is this mining stock ready to make a move higher? One firm thinks so.
Monday's semiconductor rebound didn't last long. Apple's AI reveal and renewed chip weakness are dragging down the major indexes.
More oil could be flowing out of the Persian Gulf than tracking sources suggest.
Despite some recent volatility, Micron stock is still up well over 200% in 2026.
S&P 500 index funds are a poor fit for passive income investors.
Given the sheer magnitude of the numbers, it's easy to get nervous, but reviewing the details provides important context.
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) is one of the best NASDAQ stocks to buy and hold for 3 years. Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) unveiled new innovations at Computex 2026 on June 2, addressing the chip-to-systems-level AI needs of customers with solutions tailored to their specific industry challenges. These included new rackscale AI infrastructure, Agentic Cloud Offering for Disaggregated Inference, […]
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Red Cat's big win turns out to be quite small.
EHang was supposed to report $54 million in sales this quarter. It didn't even make it to $4 million.
Chip stocks are leading a sharp midday pullback Tuesday, with Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) down 9% and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) sliding 8%. AMD shares are trading near $446, while Intel stock is hovering around $101.50. The selling is broad-based. The Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ), which tracks the NASDAQ 100, is off 3% on the day as ... AMD Sinks 9%, Intel Slides 8% as Chip Stocks Pull the NASDAQ 100 Down
Redwire just solved its cash problem (but investors aren't sure they like the solution).
These stocks have yields as high as 8.3% and forward earnings multiples as low as 4.5.
The price of gold has retreated from its January high.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is once again pitching a project that sounds engineered to break Excel spreadsheets. According to an X post from Sawyer Merritt circulating this week, Musk described Terafab as a roughly 100 million square foot facility, about 10 times larger than Tesla’s Giga Texas factory, with a long-term output target of ... Elon Musk Reveals Insane Plan to Double American Chip Production in a Single Plant
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk released specs for the orbital data centers his two companies are collaborating on. Tesla stock is soaring this week.
Bernstein’s Stacy Rasgon spent years as a skeptic on Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD). On a recent episode of The Real Eisman Playbook, he flipped the script.”I’m looking at 2028 and I’m pretty close to $20 in earnings, which was their 2030 target.” Read that again. The 2030 number, pulled forward two years. Rasgon is not ... AMD Just Hit 2030’s Earnings Target Two Years Early. Here’s What Happens Next
While Micron and other chipmakers build out capacity, this semiconductor stock could be the big beneficiary.
The demand for optical networking components is exceeding supply, and that's driving remarkable growth for Ciena.
Marvell Technology is solving an important bottleneck in the AI infrastructure space.
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