Although the market has rebounded recently, multiple AI stocks still look like great long-term buys. Investors need to look past the price they could have bought them for just a month ago, as those prices are long gone. Furthermore, investors shouldn’t sit on the sidelines waiting for another drop, as it may not come for…
Among the many tech companies that rely on Chinese manufacturing, none is better placed to benefit from the recent thaw in that country’s tariff war with America than Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL). That, at least, is the view of closely followed tech industry analyst Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities. In mid-May, the White House announced that…
For years, semiconductor giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) has been exiting lines of business that don’t fit with its overall strategy. Under former CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel sold off its NAND and SSD operations, wound down its Optane memory unit, spun off Mobileye via an initial public offering (IPO), exited the prebuilt server business, gave up…
During the 2024 election, now-President Donald Trump promised a new pro-business approach for the crypto industry. That, combined with a complete rethinking of how global trade should work in 2025, is leading investors to focus on best-in-class crypto companies that are Made in America. Here are three crypto stocks on my radar right now. All…
There are two basic ways to generate a return from holding stocks: capital gains and dividends. Capital gains are when investors get rewarded for a company’s stock compounding in value, whereas dividends are when a company distributes a portion of its corporate profits directly to shareholders. Companies with growing dividends that also have a stock…
There are two basic ways to generate a return from holding stocks: capital gains and dividends. Capital gains are when investors get rewarded for a company’s stock compounding in value, whereas dividends are when a company distributes a portion of its corporate profits directly to shareholders. Companies with growing dividends that also have a stock…
When Warren Buffett started buying shares of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) in 1962, it was a failing textile business. The appeal for Buffett wasn’t Berkshire’s business — it was that its book value far exceeded its stock price. Although he planned to sell the shares in 1964, a disagreement with management led him…
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a stock that’s posting growth figures like SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) stock. In the first quarter, it delivered jaw-dropping 151% year-over-year growth. Despite this strong growth, the stock is down nearly 50% year to date, and it hasn’t seen near the recovery that many tech stocks have enjoyed in recent…
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a stock that’s posting growth figures like SoundHound AI (NASDAQ: SOUN) stock. In the first quarter, it delivered jaw-dropping 151% year-over-year growth. Despite this strong growth, the stock is down nearly 50% year to date, and it hasn’t seen near the recovery that many tech stocks have enjoyed in recent…
Do you want to succeed in the stock market? Then I’ve got good news and bad news for you today. A column in The Wall Street Journal recently described a theoretically simple way to crush S&P 500 annual returns — although that could be a lot harder than it looks in practice. (But don’t fret.)…