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IonQ’s latest shopping trip came with a hefty receipt and very few numbers. The market isn’t impressed today.

CXMT plans a new DRAM product targeting the AI market before end of 2026.

Auvelity's Alzheimer's expansion could transform Axsome by 2030.

Bloom Energy is racing toward profitability with 37% revenue growth, while NextEra commands a massive cash engine and lower valuation, but their risk profiles couldn't be more different.

Two healthcare stocks that are leading their niches, and two that investors aren't giving enough credit to in the same niches.

Investors are always following JPMorgan Chase's earnings reports because the bank is a bellwether for the economy.

This overlooked consumer staple is a rock-solid dividend grower built on brands people buy every day.

Agentic AI has opened up some new and exciting opportunities for the tech sector, but there are also some serious concerns.

Retirees will pay the price for this issue with the COLA.

CXMT plans new DRAM product targeting the AI market before end of 2026.

Druckenmiller's second-largest position is Taiwan Semiconductor.

SK Hynix trades at a fraction of Applied Materials' valuation while posting a 44% net margin, but volatility in the memory market poses a different risk.

The nuclear power sector offers options from high-risk industry upstarts like Oklo to reliable dividend stocks like NextEra.

Analysts are expecting a big increase in revenue. But this is the other thing I'm looking for.

The Shiller CAPE ratio deserves respect, but don't let it scare you away from the stock market.

VT offers broader global exposure with heavy U.S. tech concentration, while VEA focuses on non-U.S. developed markets with lower costs and higher dividend yield.

Investors are focused on Archer Aviation's commercial future, but defense could become the company's nearer-term growth engine.

Palantir has been a big winner due to soaring demand for artificial intelligence, and Ives believes that will continue to be the case next year.

It would be the largest-ever merger in the restaurant sector, though it's still far from certain that it will happen.

Salesforce's 18% net margin and fortress balance sheet contrast sharply with ServiceNow's 21% revenue growth and AI-driven momentum, a classic growth-versus-value showdown.