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Lucas Downey of TradeSmith outlines three optical networking stocks—Amphenol, Corning, and Ciena—capitalizing on the multi-year AI data center build-out as analysts play catch-up.
Summer 2026 pullbacks have created potential entry points in AMPX, ORCL, SNOW, CRM, and ZS, with analyst consensus targets implying 55% to 80% upside across the group.
A selloff across multiple chipmakers may be a sign that the market is spooked by the prospect of massive AI IPOs, but many other factors could contribute as well.
onsemi's stock fell more than 25% after its $7 billion all-stock acquisition of Synaptics, a deal management frames as a strategic push into physical AI.
McCormick shares trade near 8x earnings, down 50% from highs, as a proposed $15.7 billion Unilever food unit merger and a roughly 4% dividend yield offer potential long-term value.
Gerresheimer (ETR:GXI) said it has completed a broad review of compliance and accounting matters, published its audited 2025 annual report and is now focused on selling Centor, refinancing debt and improving cash generation.
Chief Executive Officer Uwe Röhrhoff, who returned to the company in Novem
Qualcomm's new 2029 non-handset revenue target and blue-chip data center customers make this potentially the most important update in the company's history.
Stablecoins are continuing to grow in importance both in and outside of the crypto space, and two companies in particular stand out for their important role.
Louis Navellier identifies Micron, Seagate, Western Digital, and Sandisk as beneficiaries of a structural memory shortage, with Micron ranked first on his fundamental model.
Costco's gas-driven comp growth topped 12% in May, but with gas prices down more than 20% from their high, COST is losing a key tailwind ahead of Q4 results.
GOOGL has pulled back 15% from its all-time high of $408.61, but strong Google Cloud growth, a forward P/E of 24, and Dow inclusion on June 29 support the bull case.
Altimetry Research values SpaceX at $1.3 to $1.5 trillion and sees balanced risk, while favoring ASML, Northrop Grumman, and GE Vernova as cleaner plays on AI and space infrastructure.
Investors can look outside of the biggest names in the tech ETF space and still find excellent performance, although a niche strategy comes with risks.
NASA selected Rocket Lab for three Electron launches starting in 2027, a contract win that arrives as RKLB stock trades nearly 46% below its May 52-week high.
ASTS has fallen more than 45% from its May 28 all-time high despite successfully deploying BlueBird satellites 8, 9, and 10, as insider selling, analyst downgrades, and capital concerns weigh on shares.
Xcel Energy stock offers steady dividends, earnings growth, and long-term expansion, though its current valuation limits near-term upside for investors.
Federal low-interest credit and long-term corporate purchase agreements are fundamentally transforming nuclear energy into a highly stable growth sector.
BlackBerry beat Q1 fiscal 2027 estimates with revenue of $152.9 million, up 26% year-over-year, as its QNX software unit expands into physical AI markets.
Carnival stock delivered record quarterly results and strong booking trends, but investors face risks from debt, fuel costs, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Qualcomm is aggressively expanding its enterprise artificial intelligence footprint by acquiring Modular and securing major cloud infrastructure partnerships.
European bank stocks trade at single-digit earnings multiples while posting strong net interest income growth, suggesting the sector remains undervalued.
Paychex stock is down roughly 45% from highs, but fiscal Q2 revenue grew 12.5%, adjusted EPS beat estimates, and institutions are accumulating shares near long-term lows.
Energy Fuels is securing a domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain to establish a resilient Western duopoly in critical minerals for high-tech applications.
Strategic federal moves to take direct equity stakes in public quantum developers cement high-performance computing as an urgent national security priority.
FedEx's structural improvements and divestitures have it on track to reduce debt and buyback shares, boost shareholder value, and drive its stock price upward.
KB Homes is in contraction as home buyers remain on the sidelines; the catatlyst is lower interest rates and KBH is well-positioned for when they fall.
After a large layoff and AI reshuffling, Meta's employee morale is nearing historic lows just as investors want the company to accelerate product development.
NNE stock is consolidating near its 50-day SMA as Nano Nuclear builds a nuclear value chain spanning microreactors, HALEU fuel, and data center power supply.
The Iran war's oil shock highlights a global energy divide: Record U.S. oil production insulates domestic markets while global EV adoption rapidly accelerates.
Super Micro is capitalizing on advanced liquid-cooling blueprints alongside NVIDIA to revolutionize accelerated data center efficiency for global hyperscalers.
Marathon Petroleum stock has rebounded on stronger refining margins and cash flow, but investors should weigh energy market cycles before buying shares.
SpaceX is rapidly mutating into an overleveraged technology conglomerate as sudden debt and artificial intelligence investments dilute its aerospace premium.
Chevron is completely reshaping energy markets by finalizing a massive natural gas power agreement to fuel artificial intelligence data centers off the grid.
Apple has agreed to partner with Intel to design and manufacture chips in the US, diversifying its supply chain ahead of an expected AI-driven device cycle.
D-Wave's new quantum simulator is a promising technological development that could entice new customers, but in some ways the firm is playing catch-up.
Intel is undergoing a massive transformation into a premier domestic foundry powerhouse driven by heavy government backing and advanced chip packaging.
Micron Technology secures an artificial intelligence partnership with Anthropic to drive future growth and solidify its foundational memory leadership.
With inflation hitting a three-year high of 4.2%, bond ETFs like SCHP and VTIP offer investors a liquid, low-cost way to hedge portfolios using U.S. TIPS.
