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Analysts' sentiment and downgrades can significantly impact a stock price, helping it to correct or even sustain downtrends despite otherwise bullish indications. The main point to remember is

The Russell 2000 index (i.e., the small-cap stock index) is up about 2.5% in the five days ending September 19. It’s not a surprise that this is coming during a time in which the Federal Reserve

What goes up also goes down. That’s a reality that every investor faces. But sometimes, bearish momentum can drop a stock to a level that makes it too good to pass up. That’s the case with several

Shares of tech giant Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) were trading just under $170 on Tuesday morning, their highest level since February. The stock has been on a strong run for some time, gaining

Despite artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) recently giving back a substantial amount of its 2025 gain, Wall Street analyst price targets are moving to

After breaking out above the all-important $50 level and running to fresh all-time highs of $55.17, Rocket Lab USA (NASDAQ: RKLB) was hit with sharp selling pressure last week. The drop occurred

Several of the biggest companies in the world just announced substantial dividend increases. The three dividend-raising companies listed below are all “mega-cap” stocks; their market

The United States is on a mission to consolidate and onshore semiconductor and chipmaking.

What started with future plans for building factories across the country has evolved into government

The market has performed strongly over the past year, with the S&P 500 continuing to reach new all-time highs. Despite this, several well-known names are down big from their 52-week highs

For innovative technology companies, there comes a moment when the narrative must shift from dazzling prototypes, vague promises, and shiny catalytic distractions to a credible blueprint for pro

No investor should underestimate the power of intermarket connections.

Investors often focus on single markets in isolation, but the real story is in the connections between them. Stocks, bonds