As the artificial intelligence revolution intensifies, chipmakers Broadcom and Micron Technology are positioned at the center of a supply-demand imbalance, presenting a unique opportunity for investors despite recent market highs.
Despite beating Q4 estimates, Intel's cautious guidance and supply chain challenges have spooked investors, raising questions about its valuation and growth trajectory in a fiercely competitive chip market.
A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market downturn Thursday afternoon, dragging down shares across the technology and business travel sectors.
Shares of software supply chain company JFrog tumbled sharply in afternoon trading, caught in a broad market retreat fueled by investor fears over AI's disruptive potential and geopolitical tensions.
A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market sell-off Thursday afternoon, dragging down technology shares across the board. The S&P 500 Information Technology sector fell nearly 3%, with the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks all in the red as traders executed a 'basket-style' retreat from the sector.
Amid market volatility, these established financial giants offer not just reliable income but a history of consistent dividend growth, backed by formidable competitive advantages.
A sharp sell-off in major technology stocks pressured U.S. equity benchmarks Tuesday, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. The Nasdaq led declines, falling over 2%, as PayPal's weak outlook sparked sector-wide concerns.
Amidst market jitters, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues the AI boom is built on a fundamental technological shift, not speculation. A closer look at valuations and profitability suggests this rally differs starkly from the dot-com era.
For the first time in years, international equities have delivered significantly higher returns than the U.S. market. We examine the drivers behind this shift and how investors might thoughtfully approach global diversification.
A wave of selling pressure hit the software sector Wednesday morning, dragging down shares of prominent firms like Five9, Rapid7, and SentinelOne. The downturn reflects a broader market pivot as investors reassess traditional SaaS models in favor of businesses with deeply integrated artificial intelligence capabilities.
As Ferrari reaffirms a key half-century technical partnership and reshuffles its F1 engineering leadership, investors in BIT:RACE are weighing these strategic moves against a backdrop of recent share price volatility and strong long-term gains.
Investors weighing broad international diversification against a concentrated bet on emerging markets face a critical choice between Vanguard's VXUS and iShares' EEM. We break down the performance, costs, and risks shaping this strategic decision.
Arm Holdings PLC (ARM) shares gained nearly 2% in a session marked by subdued options trading. While call buying outpaced puts, a steepening put-call skew points to heightened investor caution as the chip designer approaches its next earnings report.
Advanced Micro Devices reports its Q4 and full-year 2025 results after the bell today, with Wall Street anticipating strong growth. All eyes are on the data center segment as investors gauge whether the chipmaker's AI strategy is gaining meaningful ground against rivals.
ASML Holding's share price has soared 74% over the past year, fueled by relentless demand for its advanced chipmaking equipment. As the stock trades near record highs, investors are grappling with a critical question: has the market gotten ahead of itself, or is this just the beginning?
Bloom Energy's solid-oxide fuel cell technology is emerging as a critical solution for powering the AI-driven data center expansion, driving record revenue and a staggering stock rally that continues into 2026.
As the automotive retail industry gathers in Las Vegas, a year of market volatility has cemented a 'back-to-basics' mindset, with profitability through fixed operations and used vehicles taking center stage.
Strong quarterly results and bullish guidance from data analytics firm Palantir Technologies have fueled a pre-market surge in tech stocks, setting a positive tone for Wall Street as investors digest mixed economic signals and await key earnings reports.
While investors chase flashy AI chipmakers, infrastructure giant American Tower is building the high-speed, interconnected data centers that could become the critical backbone for financial firms and others racing to deploy artificial intelligence.
Recent volatility in Genscript Biotech's (SEHK:1548) share price has investors questioning its true worth. While short-term gains offer a glimmer, a deeper look reveals a stark three-year decline, setting the stage for a critical valuation debate.
