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The Federal Reserve began reducing interest rates in September, which could provide a boost to laggards like Home Depot and Lowe's. But which benefits most?
Amphenol's critical components are the unseen engine driving major tech trends, such as AI, making it a foundational investment in long-term innovation.
AMD's landmark partnership with OpenAI validates its AI technology and redefines its long-term growth potential in the competitive semiconductor industry.
Lithium Americas' partnership with the U.S. government solidifies its path to production and positions it as a key player in the domestic EV supply chain.
Archer Aviation's rally is fueled by tangible progress, including a public flight debut and key partnerships, attracting bullish options and retail interest.
Pfizer stock is moving higher after being named part of the TrumpRx platform; but two other biopharma companies may offer better long-term growth potential
The forecasts for Q3 earnings are on the rise, suggesting a strong reporting cycle. This is an examination of the top sectors for growth and outperformance
Two companies reporting earnings in early October could be winners for the upcoming earnings season, based on strong forecasts and notable recent achievements.
Analyst downgrades serve as catalysts for buying opportunities in high-quality stocks like Salesforce and Accenture, well-positioned for AI and automation.
Pfizer entered into a major agreement with the U.S. government to produce more affordable drugs for Americans. However, the stock’s outlook is still cloudy.
Eli Lilly just got great news, courtesy of Pfizer and Trump, leading shares to their highest level in five months. Its rally may just be getting started.
Discover three standout growth stocks with strong long-term potential, spanning space, retail, and biotech industries, poised for sustained investor returns
CoreWeave and Broadcom are bringing in big returns for investors in 2025. However, with insider selling surging, should the future of these names be a concern?
Marvell Technology insiders purchased stock after the company announced a buyback plan, affirming a robust outlook for the company's business strength.
Cleveland-Cliffs stock is outperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin this month, driven by several fundamental tailwinds that are set to continue further.
Joby Aviation's global flight demonstrations in Japan and the US provide tangible proof of its operational maturity, justifying renewed investor confidence.
Broadcom's AI chip business is firing on all cylinders. However, its VMware business is moving to take on the likes of MSFT and AMZN, adding upside potential.
Airline stocks faced fuel, labor, and demand headwinds this summer, but select carriers may be set for a rebound as rate cuts and demand recovery take hold
Gold, silver, and platinum have outperformed stocks this year. But often-overlooked palladium has, too, and it's making a case for inclusion in your portfolio.
Freeport-McMoRan's market position and surging copper demand from global electrification trends signal a strong long-term outlook despite recent volatility.
Stocks shrugged off the government shutdown by hitting record highs; the focus now turns to the upcoming earnings season, which will likely lead stocks higher.
Should investors be worried about Meta after Trump's TikTok deal? Counterintuitively, Meta's moves to become more like TikTok could create upside in shares.
The transportation sector is diverging: airlines soar while trucking firms like SAIA, JBHT and RXO linger. A contrarian bet may pay off as conditions improve.
Biotech stock uniQure just popped nearly 250% in one day, with an analyst calling its trial results "amazing". Wall Street sees significant upside to come.
Furniture tariffs are set to take effect in a few weeks, but they're already impacting stocks in the industry. Read on to see which companies are most affected.
What is driving Sandisk stock higher? Analysts cite cloud growth, high margins, and AI data center demand as key reasons behind SNDK's new price targets.
Buybacks can help investors gain leverage if they reduce the share count and are sustained over time. These stocks meet the criteria, expected to rise in Q4.
Tech stocks like Braze, MongoDB, and LightPath present opportunities in Q4 investors should be aware of. The upside is robust, and the downside limited.
With AI defense ties, $380M in backlogs, and big-name investors, early-stage stock BigBear.ai (BBAI) is gaining momentum—and could be the next Palantir (PLTR).
General Dynamics' stock reaches a new all-time high, driven by major defense contracts, strong earnings, and future growth catalysts in its aerospace division
Berkshire Hathaway's multi-billion-dollar acquisition of OxyChem signals a strategic deployment of cash into a stable, long-term industrial earnings engine.
The nearly $200 billion software giant ServiceNow has fallen 14% in 2025. However, with strong and improving fundamentals, recent price targets eye +30% upside.
Paychex's dividend is a worthwhile investment; it is expected to grow along with the company's business. Institutions are accumulating the stock in 2025.
A landmark agreement with Meta Platforms crowns CoreWeave as the premier provider of specialized cloud infrastructure for the most demanding AI workloads.
