Nordic Semiconductor Stock

The AI trade proved its worth again last year, as tech stocks finished with a more than 22% gain. That led to the sector outperforming the broad S&P 500 for the 11th time in the past 12 years.   

As markets head toward year-end, the semiconductor sector continues to outpace broader indexes, powered by surging AI demand and a strong rally off November’s V-shaped bottom. In a recent

On Dec. 3, many semiconductor stocks that serve automotive and industrial markets spiked. While artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor companies garner the most headlines, investors should not

Talk of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble has been on the rise among mainstream media and some executive commentaries. That’s a normal reaction to the bullish—parabolic even—price action in

Professional traders and investors usually base their opportunity pipelines on a relative basis, benchmarking the fundamentals that matter most for their ideas in a way that clearly outlines the

Semiconductor super stocks like NVIDIA Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) have been some of the market's biggest winners over the last few years. Still, even rallies supported by strong fundamentals need an

More news is coming out for the technology sector in the United States, as the issues of trade and tariffs are still ongoing and targeting the semiconductor industry like never before. This

Most of the money is not made by buying gold during a gold rush, but rather by selling shovels to all those frantically digging. Every once in a while (or sometimes twice) in an economic cycle, a

Though information technology is among the top-performing sectors so far in 2025, the returns are anything but evenly distributed across the tech universe.

When many investors think of tech, they

News is starting to show up again for the United States technology sector, this time in a more unconventional manner than over the past couple of years. The United States government and other

Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) gave its market a reason to sell with its Q3 results. However, the 15% pre-market decline is a knee-jerk reaction to news that opens up a solid buying

One of the biggest mistakes investors can make is constantly trading in and out of the wrong stocks, triggering one taxable event after another on their gains. While some smaller, more volatile

When it comes to spotting the next few years of trends for any given industry in the global economy, investors are often paid more for their thinking and waiting rather than for playing it safe