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These are times that can make an investor nervous. Our country is waging a war, while tariffs have disrupted the global economy, with some trade partnerships changing. With so much seemingly changing from month to month, it’s fair to worry about the effect of all this on our stock portfolios and to seek stocks that

The U.S. equity market is sending mixed signals right now. Inflation could stay higher for longer as war-driven energy price spikes push costs up across the board and delay central bank interest rate cuts. Despite these challenges, many stock valuations are becoming more reasonable. Corporate earnings have also remained resilient, especially in artificial intelligence-powered sectors.

Warren Buffett may have stepped down as Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO at the end of 2025, but his investing wisdom will live on forever. One of my favorite quotes came in his 2022 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. He said: Will AI create the world’s first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on a little-known

The “Magnificent Seven” moniker was coined by Wall Street in 2023 to describe a group of seven powerhouse technology companies. They are known for consistently producing better returns than the rest of the market thanks to their dominance in industries like consumer hardware, enterprise software, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI). But the Magnificent Seven

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Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), along with many other tech giants, sank earlier this year during a difficult environment for growth stocks. Investors worried about the war in Iran as well as direct risks for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks — for example, the idea that the revenue opportunity could disappoint. But, in recent days, Amazon has recovered

It’s a new era for Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRKA)(NYSE: BRKB). After spending more than half a century leading Berkshire and seeing it grow into a trillion-dollar company, Warren Buffett hung up his work coat for the final time as CEO on Dec. 31. The Oracle of Omaha’s successor is his longtime understudy, Greg Abel, who’s

You would have to go back quite some time to find an initial public offering (IPO) as anticipated as SpaceX’s. The aerospace company is looking to IPO this summer with around a $1.75 trillion valuation (the highest in IPO history). How much it ultimately fetches will depend on the market, but the lead-up has sparked

Finding bargains in the stock market is the goal of every investor, regardless of whether you classify yourself as a growth or value investor. Value investors may be looking at “true” bargains, where a stock is underpriced compared to its underlying business. However, growth investors are doing the same thing, as they believe the stocks

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) soared during most of this artificial intelligence (AI) boom, but one thing prompted caution at certain times, and that’s the stock’s valuation. It skyrocketed, reaching a peak of more than 240x forward earnings estimates last year. So, as investors became increasingly worried about the formation of an AI bubble several months

Today’s Change (0.95%) $1.41 Current Price $150.26 Key Data Points Market Cap $159B Day’s Range $147.05 – $161.00 52wk Range $121.99 – $205.95 Volume 42M Avg Vol 12M Gross Margin 55.10% Dividend Yield 2.39% Qualcomm (QCOM +0.95%), a developer of wireless communication technologies and semiconductors for mobile devices and networks, closed Monday at $150.26 up

Some stocks saw massive surges during the early pandemic years because their businesses were well-positioned to perform well in that environment. Many of them have given back those gains, and then some, since then. Two corporations that fit this description are Teladoc Health (NYSE: TDOC) and PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL). Both companies are down by more

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said the blistering rally in semiconductor and AI-related stocks may be sending a warning signal about the broader market. “Lately, we’ve been seeing parabolic moves all over the market” said the “Mad Money” host. “Those are worrisome.” His caution comes after a historic run in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, often called the

Today’s Change (2.87%) $0.30 Current Price $10.76 Key Data Points Market Cap $58B Day’s Range $10.69 – $11.29 52wk Range $4.00 – $11.29 Volume 141M Avg Vol 62M Gross Margin 43.47% Dividend Yield 1.54% Nokia (NOK +2.87%), a provider of mobile, fixed, and cloud network solutions globally, closed Monday at $10.76, up 2.87%. The stock

Domino’s Pizza (DPZ 8.84%) reported earnings on Monday morning and missed analyst estimates on both revenue and earnings, sending shares sharply lower. The main issue? Sales weakened throughout the quarter — “in particular, in March because of growing consumer uncertainty,” management said during Domino’s first-quarter earnings call. “Consumer sentiment hit COVID-level lows,” management explained. While

(Image credit: Getty Images) Stocks were mixed to start a major week for earnings, with Big Tech and Big Energy set to report results and offer guidance amid a still-simmering war in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve and the rest of the Group of Seven central banks are all set to meet this

Two of the biggest names in artificial intelligence (AI) just announced big job cuts. On Thursday, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced that it’s offering early retirement to up to 7% of its U.S. workforce. On the same day, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) said it would be laying off 10% of its employees (about 8,000 jobs) and