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A new disclosure shows the president's accounts bought one of the market's hottest AI stocks. It's falling today.

Investors were wrong to sell ASML stock today.

The AI revolution is expanding beyond GPU chips, much to the benefit of these three stocks.

Netflix didn't end up acquiring Warner Bros. earlier this year, but there may be another great opportunity for it to consider now that Comcast is breaking up.

Nvidia's next big opportunity is in space.

Shares of SK Hynix will start trading on the U.S. stock market this week, and its phenomenal growth and valuation make it a no-brainer buy.

Recent reports suggest Meta may rent out excess AI compute. The easy read is that Meta overbuilt and the AI capex cycle is already moving from shortage to surplus. That may be too simple.

An insider disposed of holdings in this business focused on solutions that power global wireless technology standards.

MercadoLibre remains one of Latin America's highest-quality technology companies. But investors have shifted their focus from rapid growth to something else.

The high-flying stock has been in a tailspin in recent days.

Samsung's building more plants to capitalize on memory demand -- and endangering Micron's profits.

Now could be a good time to consider buying the dip.

The chipmaker is a short hop from reclaiming a milestone only it has ever reached.

Both of these popular AI stocks are on sale.

Fund bets on data center and Bitcoin mining operator as portfolio outperforms S&P 500 by 141 percentage points.

TTRF's debut stake in AI infrastructure provider Nebius makes it the fund's largest holding. The stock has quadrupled over the past year.

The company is launching a new business that will sell excess compute power.

The company recently unveiled a framework outlining multiple reasons it may sell some of its cryptocurrency holdings.

Alba disposed of ~137,000 shares via pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan, reducing his stake by roughly 10% while maintaining ~1.6 million shares worth $675 million.

Samsung's building more plants to capitalize on memory demand -- and endangering Sandisk's profits.