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Applied Materials (AMAT) Q3: AI Chip Complexity Is Fueling Record Growth
Applied Materials delivered record results, but AMAT stock sold off. Here’s why AI, DRAM and advanced packaging could drive the next leg higher.
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Wayfair Could Have Powerful Upside, Bernstein Says
Wayfair is gaining U.S. market share while improving margins and cash flow. Here’s why Bernstein believes W stock has more upside ahead.
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Sandisk: The Pullback Was a Strong Buy Opportunity – Still Is.
Sandisk stock is rebounding after its earnings pullback. Here’s why Wall Street remains bullish and AI-driven NAND demand could fuel further gains.
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Reddit Just Got a Major Boost. Could Shares Be Ready to Take Off?
Reddit joins the S&P 500 on August 18. Could index demand send RDDT higher? Here’s what investors should know about the stock’s next move.
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Starbucks or Dutch Bros: Which Coffee Stock Is a Better Buy?
Here’s a side-by-side look at Starbucks and Dutch Bros, and why one now looks like the better buy for investors chasing value in coffee stocks.
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Alphabet Stock Options May be Gunning for a Near-Term Pop
Although Alphabet stock has encountered a soft performance in the trailing month, that might change if past trends have anything to say.
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Nebius (NBIS) Q2 Earnings Just Put Michael Burry’s AI Short To The Test
NBIS soared 34% after explosive Q2 growth. But can its AI infrastructure economics justify $5.7 billion in capital spending?
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Wall Street is Still Bullish on Five Below Moving Forward
Jefferies upgraded Five Below to Buy with a $350 target. Here’s why analysts believe the retailer’s growth story has much further to run
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Cisco’s Q4 Orders Just Changed The AI Conversation
Cisco’s AI orders are surging, but rising hardware costs are pressuring margins. Here’s what investors should watch as FY27 begins.
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NFLX: Why This Well-Known Billionaire Is Betting On the Stock Again
Bill Ackman is betting on Netflix again after losing $400 million in 2022. Here’s why he believes NFLX is now a stronger, cheaper investment.
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