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Strong earnings from McDonald's, Shopify, and DoorDash suggest consumer resilience, but a closer look signals caution amid inflation and economic uncertainty.
Analysts are turning even more bullish on RKLB, with multiple firms sharply raising price targets, pushing the consensus from $30.40 a month ago to $42.27.
Archer Aviation's strong Q2 results, highlighted by its first UAE aircraft delivery and a strong balance sheet, reinforce its path to near-term revenue.
CoreWeave is pulling back into a great buy-the-dip opportunity, but investors should wait for the market to confirm its bottom before pulling the trigger.
As tensions increase with Russia's oil in the market, there are three stocks investors should consider watching in order to cushion out any price shocks.
Disney is again launching a streaming service, this time as a live sports hub through ESPN. Can new partnerships with the NFL and WWE leverage further gains?
Intel's successful White House engagement de-risked its stock by reaffirming its strategic importance and providing a key competitive advantage in AI sales.
A key variable in Uber's business has changed for the better, leading it to plan $20 billion in buybacks. Roku and LSEG announced buyback boosts of their own.
Apple is boosting its investment in the United States to $600 billion over the next four years. Shares are gaining as the firm looks to avoid the ire of Trump.
AST Space Mobile's stock price is on track for higher highs but faces volatility due to the high short interest: upside potential may be limited in Q3.
As AI pushes data centers to their limits, Vertiv's power and cooling technologies are emerging as a core investment in the tech infrastructure build-out.
IBM’s relative strength index just hit levels not seen since last October. Its shares went on to rally hard, and history could be about to repeat itself.
The IPO market continues to sizzle in the second half of 2025. Are FIG and MNTN the next two new issues to create parabolic gains? Read on to learn more.
With many of the biggest names having already reported earnings, investors may overlook these four firms' reports at the risk of missing out on an opportunity.
D-Wave's earnings weren't a complete home run, but the firm still gives investors plenty to be excited about—the problem is, so do other quantum companies.
Oracle's stock price rally is only half over; the market will likely reach $325 by the end of the year or in early 2026 and then continue higher long term.
Trade Desk tanked despite solid Q2 results versus Wall Street forecasts. The stock's big gain recently shows that elevated expectations hid beneath the surface.
Three major dividend names—Waste Management, Eversource, and Johnson & Johnson—each gave investors new reasons to keep them in mind thanks to recent earnings.
Volatility is back in the markets, and jobs data points to a weakening labor market. Is it time to get defensive? Consider these 3 dividend stocks for income.
Three companies are increasing their dividend payouts to show strength in their underlying financials, as well as potential upside in the coming months.
Trump’s plan to cover weight loss drugs under Medicaid programs and Medicare Part D plans to could be a major tailwind for LLY and NVO, despite tarrif threats.
Stocks were higher for the week as investors overlooked tariff uncertainty, but the bulls may get tested by next week's data on inflation and retail sales
Airbnb stock fell after Q2 earnings as weak guidance and slowing growth cast doubt on its near-term upside; investors should wait for a clear reversal.
Viasat's free cash flow and strengthening defense business signal a fundamental financial turnaround that is forcing investors to re-evaluate the stock.
Dutch Bros stock surged over 20% after strong Q2 earnings, boosted by revenue growth, positive free cash flow, and a technical breakout above key resistance
Weight loss drug goliath Eli Lilly just tanked despite posting impressive Q2 results. See what drove the decline and whether the market reaction is overdone.
Axon's strategic shift to a high-margin software platform is now being validated by the market as its subscription revenue and key growth metrics accelerate.
DraftKings stock beat Q2 expectations, raised guidance, and is showing bullish technical signals, but slowing growth and regulatory risks remain in focua
Intel's turnaround is fueled by premier foundry customers, an aggressive AI strategy, and a resurgent core business, offering a compelling value proposition.
AI infrastructure is emerging as a critical theme, with companies like CRWV, IREN, and NBIS providing the compute power and energy efficiency for scaling GenAI.
Monolithic Power's strong earnings and exceptional guidance confirm its critical role in supplying the power-hungry artificial intelligence hardware market.
Markets absolutely whipsawed AppLovin after its Q2 earnings, but the stock ultimately came out on top. Its e-commerce push could be huge for shares in 2026.
Constellation Energy's strong earnings and strategic partnerships highlight its key role in powering the energy needs of the artificial intelligence era.
Wall Street just issued big upgrades on several notable chip stocks. LRCX's strong upside potential and MPWR's history of beating forecasts are key takeaways.
CrowdStrike stock is under pressure ahead of earnings, with chart and options signals pointing to further downside despite strong long-term fundamentals
Navitas's strategic shift to the AI data center market is validated by an NVIDIA partnership and a fortified balance sheet, suggesting a focus on growth.
DigitalOcean's strong earnings and focused strategy on developer simplicity reveal a powerful growth model thriving in the shadow of cloud industry giants.
