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Broadcom and TSMC look like two monster stocks to own over the next several years.

Advanced Micro Devices drops over 15% after reporting earnings that beat analyst expectations.

Both of these stocks are down more than 10% from their all-time highs.

These two AI heavyweights belong in just about every portfolio, but one has more upside.

This software firm delivers AI-driven cloud platforms for enterprise customer engagement and compliance across global markets.

The company's reliance on OpenAI is coming under scrutiny.

Investors were nervous over an abrupt resignation from one of its key executive officers.

Investors have been bullish on Verizon's stock lately, but the yield remains well above average.

Shares are currently trading well off their 52-week high, presenting a more compelling entry point.

IonQ lost $1.5 billion last year. Now, even its ability to grow revenues looks questionable.

Arm bounced back from a post-earnings slide last night.

The widely followed growth investor keeps making moves.

Execution will define CoreWeave's 2026 performance. Customer mix will define its next decade.

Investors will want to adjust their expectations for how an AI company should look and operate.

The stock went public back on July 31, 2025, and it's been a brutal buy ever since.

Netflix has multiple avenues to drive growth for investors.

Alphabet subsidiary Waymo has a big head start in putting robotaxis on the road.

The social media stock has been on an incredible run.

Apple has lagged behind its big-tech peers, but it has the resources to catch up and potentially overtake the competition.

Taiwan Semiconductor is far more than a flash-in-the-pan AI stock.