After three years of roaring higher, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have reached an inflection point. Investors have been slower to jump into the AI story in recent times due to various headwinds — from concerns about the strength of AI-driven revenue ahead to worries about the war in Iran. So, many stocks that led the

Image source: Getty Images With geopolitical tensions on the rise, energy prices spiking from trade route disruptions in the Middle East, and food also at risk of becoming far more expensive, fears of a stock market crash are creeping back into investors’ minds. However, by taking the right steps, investors can not only protect their

Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) stock’s 2,000% gain just since August of last year makes enough superficial sense. Sandisk is one of only a handful of companies that make computer memory chips, and the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers is driving insatiable demand for computer memory. Stunningly, even with this huge run-up, Sandisk shares are still

During times of global turmoil like the Iran war, some investors might be tempted to say to themselves, “The world feels a little scary right now — I think I’ll sell some stocks and wait until the market calms down to buy more.” Or: “Now feels like a bad time to invest in stocks. I’ll

The Iran war has been on the minds of investors since U.S. airstrikes on Iran began on Feb. 28. The economically vital Strait of Hormuz has largely been closed, shutting off oil and gas shipments to markets around the world that depend on them. Oil prices have spiked. All this bad news and global uncertainty

Trading in Autoliv (NYSE: ALV) stock was lively on the last business day of the week, which was to the stock’s benefit. After reporting first-quarter results that convincingly topped analyst estimates, investors piled into the vehicle safety systems manufacturer’s shares to send them to a gain of almost 7% that trading session. Hitting the accelerator

From stubborn inflation, disagreements on Capitol Hill over the Federal Reserve’s monetary policies, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, energy-driven inflation, and the upcoming midterm elections, there is no shortage of uncertainties rattling the stock market this year. When you look at any one of these issues in isolation, you might think the stock market

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News of a partnership with a top-of-class cloud computing enterprise helped propel Lumen Technologies (LUMN +0.65%) stock to an impressive gain this week. Over the five-day trading period, the storied tech and telecom company’s shares rose by more than 15%, according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Connecting to the cloud On Wednesday,

The current positioning in the U.S. stock market remains extremely skewed to the downside, far below the level of being overly crowded, which can be considered the most bullish signal for the market as it ensures continued momentum-driven buying. That said, Cullen Morgan, a trader at Goldman Sachs, wrote: ‘We have rebounded both quickly and

Today’s Change (-9.71%) $-10.47 Current Price $97.32 Key Data Points Market Cap $455B Day’s Range $95.10 – $98.73 52wk Range $75.01 – $134.12 Volume 5M Avg Vol 48M Gross Margin 48.59% Netflix (NFLX 9.71%) provides streaming entertainment services worldwide and closed Friday at $97.31, down 9.72%. The stock moved lower after Q1 results paired strong

The recent sell-off in tech stocks has taken even the strongest companies down with it. Big tech continues to see robust demand for artificial intelligence (AI). This is driving growth not just for software, semiconductors, and cloud computing — it’s also driving tremendous investment in land, power, and construction to build data centers. I believe

This article was written by Follow Oliver Rodzianko is Director of Invictus Origin and a private investor managing a high-alpha portfolio strategy focused on rotation and disciplined cash deployment during market dislocations. Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have no stock, option or similar derivative position in any of the companies mentioned, and no plans to initiate any

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📌 Top story — scroll down for more updates Opening Bell 9:30 am Wall Street is cheering the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, with the Dow surging over 500 points in early Friday trade. The breakthrough followed Iran’s declaration that the vital commercial shipping lane is “completely open” after a 10-day ceasefire between Israel

👋 Good morning! The stock market was treated to more good news on Thursday, with further hopes of deescalation with Iran and a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Oil prices, however, rose on the news before pulling back. The S&P 500 (^GSPC) and the Nasdaq (^IXIC) gained 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively, to clinch new