Latest News

 Filter by Provider

C3.ai's revenue fell sharply over the past year while SentinelOne kept expanding, but their valuations tell very different stories for investors.

Recent stumbles from some of the market's biggest leading growth names suggest a shift may be brewing.

CoreWeave stock jumped after delivering strong revenue growth.

MercadoLibre's 47% revenue surge stands out, but Uber's cheaper earnings multiple and steadier balance sheet make the 2027 call far closer than the growth numbers suggest.

Buffett said that hesitating over a small price gap on Walmart cost Berkshire about $10 billion. Here’s how to avoid the same trap.

More volatility could be coming, but history still has promising news for investors.

Oracle's AI opportunity is hard to ignore, but financing that growth comes at a price. I examine the numbers, risks, and milestones that could determine what happens next.

Wall Street expects the hyperscalers to keep up their heavy capital expenditures, but it's worried that the revenue growth they are expecting to result from that spending might not show up.

Trying to time the market usually damages your portfolio's returns.

With up to $40 billion in spending already planned for this quarter, how will the rocket and AI company pay for its new campuses?

Warren Buffett liked to buy and hold, which could be a good call with Coca-Cola, P&G, and, for the more aggressive, Kimberly Clark.

CoreWeave can become a multibagger over the coming year owing to its red-hot growth and cheap valuation.

Although Nvidia stock hasn’t been this fundamentally cheap in a long time, a mountain of risks far outweigh the reward.

The most popular alternative is riskier than it looks.

Jensen Huang's exit is a big change, but the AI business behind the stock is still firing on all cylinders.

Jensen Huang is out at Nvidia. Louis Navellier explains what it means for NVDA stock, whether to hold, and what investors should watch next.

The premium card company's stock, owned by Berkshire Hathaway, has outperformed the S&P 500 index in the past five years.

This artificial intelligence cloud stock could be the ticket to market-crushing returns next year.

Bristol Myers Squibb is facing down the expiration of patent protections for older drugs, but new drugs are starting to show promise.

Revenue is increasing, but so are its operating expenses.

The networking giant's AI business is growing much faster than its valuation suggests.

It was a bumpy week for chip stocks and AI-related names.

Blockchain is being used silently in key products and services that people use. It's good for these three stocks.

The stock market is giving mixed signals, but these stocks are standing tall.

The CEO of JPMorgan Chase isn't going to open his customers' accounts to "just any" AI agents from third parties.

The company is building momentum on the top and bottom lines.

High yields from reliable dividend payers are what you'll get if you buy Realty Income, Federal Realty, PepsiCo, and Hormel.

The stock has climbed more than 40% in one year.

The company is scheduled to report quarterly results that could have huge implications for investors.

Japan's state-backed Rapidus is promising cheaper 2-nanometer chips, but it still has to prove that it can manufacture them.

Even with a Democratic majority in Congress, Bitcoin can still soar higher over the next two years.

Donald Trump’s pledge to end the taxation of Social Security benefits hasn’t gone as planned.

Demand that exceeds its production capacity, plus a modest 12.7% annual growth pace, is all the chip-equipment giant needs.