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For the past two years, the artificial intelligence (AI) boom has felt like an exclusive party. If a company wasn't part of the Magnificent Seven, Wall Street barely paid attention

Fear has a way of clouding judgment on Wall Street. Over the last few months, a wave of caution has gripped the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware sector. Investors are increasingly worried

After years of leading the pack, the tech sector has been in retreat since the NASDAQ hit its all-time high last October. And while the ongoing sell-off is fueling speculation that the market has

It’s been another week of relative misery for Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) shareholders. For the week of Feb. 16-20, MSFT stock was down 3.28%. That continues the stock’s run of lackluster

For the past two years, the investment narrative surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) has focused almost exclusively on silicon. Investors have flocked to semiconductor manufacturers like

After releasing its last earnings report, shares of custom artificial intelligence (AI) chip designer Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) have been range-bound. The stock dropped from over $400 to around $340

Several major companies just expanded their share repurchase authorizations, giving them fresh capacity to retire stock in 2026. In a market where buybacks matter more than ever for per-share

Artificial intelligence has dominated market headlines for more than a year. Investors have chased chip designers, data center operators, and software platforms powering large language models. But

Artificial intelligence continues to dominate headlines, boardrooms, and capital markets. And it is not just a buzzword. It is a structural technological shift that is reshaping industries in real

The S&P 500 was up about 17% in 2025, but has traded essentially flat so far in 2026, as investors wonder whether a prolonged rally may be about to give way to a major selloff—or whether a

Trying to catch a falling knife can be tempting, especially if it’s a company you know well. Many of the biggest winners over the last 20 years have suffered drawdowns of 40%, 50%, or even 60%