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Amazon's cloud growth should lead to massive profit expansion.

Falling oil prices eased inflation concerns and lifted equities across industrials and energy-sensitive sectors, today, Oct. 6, 2026.

The DOE is loaning Vistra $4.2 billion to produce more nuclear power. But what does that have to do with Centrus?

When the bear bites, you need to be ready.

A manufacturing deal with GlobalFoundries got Xanadu investors excited. Here's why the stock jumped and what hasn't changed.

Nvidia generated $96.6 billion in free cash flow last fiscal year on a 55.6% net margin, more than double Applied Materials' 24.7%.

Age 70 marks the point where Social Security growth stops -- but the financial incentive to wait may surprise you.

Nvidia stock has risen nearly tenfold since the start of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.

One commands mobile connectivity and licensing; the other dominates AI memory chips with a 44% net margin. Their risk profiles and valuations diverge sharply.

Multiple factors could weigh down the markets in the latter months of the year, including rising interest rates, midterm elections, and the war in Iran.

LNG export capacity is expected to grow to meet increased demand. What does that mean for energy stocks?

Rivian is doing a lot of the right things lately, including consistent improvement in its gross margins, and now the R2 is sending deliveries to the next level.

Boeing's return to profitability masks a 10x debt-to-equity ratio and negative free cash flow, while Space Exploration Technologies bleeds billions despite 33% revenue growth, a tale of two very different risk profiles.

SpaceX took a big step toward putting data center satellites in Earth orbit, but that doesn't mean you should sell neocloud stocks.

Nvidia and Micron are frequently named in headlines featuring AI chip stocks, but another company may be the better long-term buy.

Energy Transfer is making a strategic and accretive deal.

I'm still willing to buy more shares of the pipeline giant in this messy market.

Stellantis trades at a fraction of Tesla's valuation but faces a $25 billion net loss and negative free cash flow. Tesla remains profitable despite slower growth, presenting a classic value-versus-quality dilemma.

Shares in both companies have considerably outpaced the overall market in the last decade.

Warren Buffett's focus is on the company he invests in, not the overarching economic conditions.