Stock News & Analysis

What does 25 years of $200 monthly investments in the world's most boring ETF actually produce? The answer is more inspiring than you'd think.

Disney stock soared 12% in August, but it's still trading lower in 2026. Wake me up when September ends.

The broader market might be near an all-time high, but some stocks are still trading at very attractive levels.

Kedia exercised vested stock options at $55.01 per share and immediately sold them at $62.37, retaining a direct stake of 426,262 shares worth approximately $26.6 million.

The company's AI-driven revenue has surged, particularly from Google Cloud, but that growth came at a cost.

Wall Street is warming to the prospects of the healthcare giant.

Nebius has already proved demand. Now the real question is whether its massive AI backlog can become profitable capacity before spending, financing, and execution risk catch up.

Oneok is making a major acquisition and strengthening its financial profile.

Nvidia plans to spend $267 billion on supply and capacity through fiscal 2029.

Langel's open-market purchase at $47.04 per share brings his total beneficial ownership to 98,801 shares, representing 0.0759% of the company.

Meta's shareholders should celebrate this recent news.

If sales growth were everything, Rezolve stock would be a winner today.

The beauty of owning this stock can take a few decades to truly appreciate.

Kratos Defense is moving from drone demonstrations toward a much bigger manufacturing test. Here's what investors should watch as Valkyrie, global demand, and production scale converge.

Netflix's stock has taken a beating, but with the ad business growing and big buybacks underway, this could be a pretty attractive entry point for long-term investors.

The company's capex numbers look frightening at first glance, but there's a much more important question hiding underneath them.

Palo Alto stock doubled in a year. Will it fall after earnings?

This space supply chain company could eventually bounce back.

The booming demand for dedicated AI data centers is fueling tremendous growth for these two companies.

Walmart's $1 trillion comeback looks realistic, with strong growth in e-commerce, advertising, memberships, and earnings continuing to reshape the retail giant.