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The stock is within 2% of its record close. Is cloud growth in the mid-40s enough to send it past?

One fund calls itself global but keeps over half its money in the U.S. The other goes fully international at a fifth of the cost.

IonQ stock is down 12% on the year, but could a turnaround be in the works?

One fund yields more and costs less. The other has held up better through every tough stretch. Here is how to choose.

This under-the-radar AI chipmaker just landed a multi-year OpenAI deal, and investors are taking notice.

IBB has delivered stronger returns than IYH but with dramatically sharper swings in both directions. Here is how to decide which trade-off fits your portfolio.

Microsoft stands out as a strong five-year hold because of its growing Azure and AI businesses, massive cash generation, and diversified business.

This under-the-radar renewable energy stock boasts a Superscore of 77 from our Hidden Gems Primary database, part of The Motley Fool's Moneyball Database system. Here's why.

Physical silver offers lower costs and no dividend, while gold miners provide equity diversification and income. Which metals strategy fits your portfolio?

The memory chipmaker still has plenty of irons in the fire.

Income investors can have more of what they want -- and less of what they don't.

VanEck offers lower costs and higher dividends with a concentrated pharma focus, while Simplify provides broader healthcare exposure and donates profits to breast cancer research.

OpenAI is a key player in the AI space.

One offers broad diversification at 0.08% cost, while the other targets concentrated biotech growth with higher volatility.

The chipmaker has had a great year, but its stock has risen too far, too fast.

Both funds charge just 0.03% in expenses, but BND offers broader corporate and government bond exposure while VGIT focuses solely on U.S. Treasuries with lower volatility.

Investors shouldn't conflate the devaluation of fiat currencies with rising Treasury yields.

Tesla's third-quarter deliveries were impressive, but investors will focus on gross margin when full results come out.

Global X's midstream fund delivered $2,531 on a $1,000 investment over five years, while Invesco's solar play returned just $565 despite higher fees.

The LEO satellite producer still isn't generating recurring commercial revenue yet.