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The "pure play" hydrogen stock is still trading far below its all-time high.

One stock leaves competition in the dust, while the other is becoming a prominent player in AI.

Verizon, Energy Transfer, and Realty Income are undervalued income plays.

Tesla put up a fight and unleashed a strong third-quarter delivery result, but BYD might continue speeding ahead for the rest of 2025.

The stock's ultra-cheap valuation might entice investors looking to score big returns.

If you're planning to be a long-term holder, make sure its stocks like these with durable competitive advantages.

Robotaxis could become a $10 trillion global opportunity.

The U.S. government may be eyeing investments in mining companies, sending their shares higher.

The automaker is on a relentless quest for groundbreaking technological advancements.

All three stocks have their place within the driverless vehicle space and could generate monster returns for investors long-term.

After a year filled with negative headlines, consumer backlash, and declining global sales, Tesla has some good news -- or does it?

The company's exposure to data center spending and the "electrification of everything" megatrend is exciting investors.

MP Materials stock has rocketed higher over the past three months, but it could still be a long-term hold for more aggressive investors.

It's not easy to find a way to invest in the future of driverless vehicles, but here are three companies that could become monsters over the long term.

The automaker's Q3 vehicle deliveries surpassed Wall Street expectations.

Lockheed's F-35 fighter jet is more popular than ever, but falling prices may be taking a toll on profits.

NuScale Power is working toward something huge that could potentially change the energy landscape forever.

The company is at risk of cutting its dividend.

How much is too much to pay for a high-flying rocket stock?

This Dividend King operates in a highly cyclical industry, which means that stock pullbacks can be a good time to buy.