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Go on a Shopping Spree With 3 Top Retail ETFs
Heading into the holiday season, it's not clear how broad economic and consumer concerns will impact spending. However, if Black Friday 2025 is any indication, online retailers are likely to do
3 Fresh Dividend Hikes That Might Be Telling You Something
Three major players across apparel, homebuilding, and consumer staples have announced increases to their quarterly dividends. Leveraging their strong industry positions, each company is taking
If D-Wave Is Too Risky, Consider These 3 Quantum ETFs for Diversification
After a dismal November in which shares plunged by more than 38%, D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) is leaving investors focused on quantum computing wondering whether the worst is still yet to
NVIDIA’s 13F Reveals 2 Q3 Winners—And 1 Painful Miss
With a market capitalization of $4.3 trillion, semiconductor giant NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the most valuable publicly traded company in the world. NVIDIA is also viewed by many as the world’s
Why Silver Beat Gold and the S&P in 2025—And What Comes Next
While the financial world has been captivated by the volatility of cryptocurrency and the steady march of gold, a different asset has quietly taken the lead in 2025. Silver, often dismissed as the
5 Healthcare Names to Watch as Sector Rotation Is in Full Swing
While several retail favorites and high-growth technology stocks are struggling to find holiday cheer this year, the story in the healthcare sector couldn't be more different. Amid fears
NuScale's Shocking Q3 Was a Bullish Signal in Disguise
Shares of NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) have experienced significant turbulence in the last quarter of 2025, with a sharp pullback from recent highs creating uncertainty for investors.
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Is Netflix Making a Calculated Play for the Dow Jones?
In mid-November, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares began trading at a new, more accessible price following a 10-for-1 stock split.
While the move instantly made Netflix’s stock price more
Micron's $338 Target: The AI Memory Supercycle Is Just Starting
A significant vote of confidence from Wall Street has turned heads back toward Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU). Morgan Stanley recently boosted its price target on the memory chip maker to a
Bath & Body Works Hits Multi-Year Lows: Bargain or Trap?
Shares of Bath & Body Works Inc. (NYSE: BBWI) and all its investors have been through the wringer. Shares closed just under $17 on Nov. 26, up close to 20% from recent lows but still down more
Worried About Inflation? These 3 ETFs Offer Real Protection
Though inflation has improved, it remains one of the most significant threats to an investor's accumulation of wealth. Combined with stock market volatility and broader economic uncertainty, and
Intel’s Black Friday Breakout: Apple Rumors Fuel a Holiday Rally
Post-holiday trading sessions on Wall Street are historically sleepy affairs. With many traders away from their desks and markets closing early, volume typically dries up, and significant price
Klarna's Crypto Play: A Plan to Fix Its Profit Problem
Just weeks after its first earnings report as a public company sent its stock tumbling, Klarna (NYSE: KLAR) has made a decisive move into the cryptocurrency space, announcing the launch of its own
Meta Platforms May Ditch NVIDIA Chips—Here’s Why Investors Care
After getting battered for weeks straight, shares of Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) are staging a moderate recovery.
The stock hit a six-month low of around $589 on Nov. 20.
As of the Nov. 25
SoFi Technologies: From Fintech Speculation to Profit Engine
SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI) is having a banner year, with its stock up 84% since January. Last week, that momentum hit a new gear as the price climbed, forcing investors to take a closer
Gold to $5,000? What Bank of America and UBS Have to Say
Gold prices have undeniably taken a breather. After a historic run that saw the precious metal shatter record after record, surging past $4,500 per ounce in mid-October, the market has entered a
MarketBeat Week in Review – 11/24 - 11/28
Stocks were modestly higher in a shortened trading week as investors stopped the slide in some artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Trading volume was light, however, which means that investors will
Power On: Applied Digital’s First AI Data Center Goes Live
Shares of Applied Digital (NASDAQ: APLD) rose by 12.8% on Nov. 24, a significant move that caught the attention of investors in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. This was not a rally based
Alphabet: The AI Leader Best Positioned to Dominate 2026
Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is not only outperforming the broader market in 2025, but it has also overtaken many of its Magnificent Seven peers and, more importantly, its closest AI competitors.
2 Reasons to Load Up on Fiserv, 1 to Stay Away
Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV) has endured one of the harshest selloffs of any large-cap stock this year. FISV stock, which was close to $240 just a few months ago, was trading at $60 on the morning
3 Stocks to Buy for the Evolution of AI Infrastructure
The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is tied to physical infrastructure. Every breakthrough in AI models, training speeds, and inference workloads requires massive amounts of power
How Semtech’s Data Center Chips Are Powering the AI Boom
The artificial intelligence (AI) gold rush has captured the market’s imagination, with investors flocking to the giant GPU makers building the engines of this revolution. But in any gold rush
Keysight Technologies' Surge: The Market Wakes Up to This AI Play
A nearly 10% surge in Keysight Technologies' (NYSE: KEYS) stock has turned heads on Wall Street, and for good reason. The sharp upward move followed a fiscal Q4 2025 earnings report that beat
Is American Express the Credit Stock For a K-Shaped Economy?
Consumer delinquency rates are on the rise, and recent market volatility shows investors are on edge as economic worries drag sentiment down. Shares of Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) and Mastercard Inc.
Powering Up: How a Credit Upgrade Fuels Vistra’s AI Ambitions
The energy sector is witnessing a shift in how investors view Independent Power Producers (IPPs). Historically, companies that generated and sold electricity on the open market were seen as

