Stock News & Analysis

Visa and Mastercard are rewarding investors with big dividend increases, and they both have resilient businesses.

Victor Chen nearly tripled his direct holdings post-transaction to 434,855 shares, after selling 117,461 shares at $26.60 to cover exercise costs and taxes.

SOXX posted 93.4% returns in one year with a 0.33% expense ratio, while CHAT offers 1.9% dividend yield but lower gains.

In his last year running Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett made a smart investment in Alphabet.

Rumors that swirled last week have finally been put to rest.

The current pace of AI development would not be possible without these semiconductor companies.

The iShares Silver Trust has made for a terrific long-term investment, generating returns of 160% in five years, but it's been struggling of late.

Nvidia has the potential to lead the S&P 500 in performance next year.

GE Aerospace generates a 19% net margin and $7.3B in free cash flow, while Boeing struggles with negative cash flow and a 10x debt-to-equity ratio.

Micron's latest earnings contained a message that could matter more than its record numbers.

Sandisk stock has gone parabolic this year, but its rally may not be over.

A significant benefit boost is just around the corner.

Bueno's acquisition increased his direct holding by 20%, bringing total shares to 336,549. The purchase price of $17.98 per share contrasts sharply with the stock's subsequent market valuation.

The company has been offering more promos and launching value meal options, and demand still hasn't been strong.

The company has been growing fast, but at $2.3 trillion in market cap, its valuation has swelled significantly.

These businesses probably won't stay small forever.

Taiwan Semiconductor's monthly revenue report indicates it will have a strong quarter.

Investors demanding "more" from bond yields could be bad news for everyone.

Ethereum's co-founder just articulated a big new vision that could be great for the coin.

David’s bet is that $50 trillion companies will sound as quaint in 2056 as a $438 million bookstore sounds today.