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Despite solid sales growth, the cybersecurity's stock has faced sustained bearish trading.

There's good news and bad news from Nvidia's past stock crashes.

There are numerous other winners from TSMC's strong report and increased capital expenditures.

Everything from bubble-bursting events to the ambitious innovation cycle overseen by Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, threatens to curb its storybook ascent.

Wall Street's hottest pure-play quantum computing stocks have inadvertently highlighted one of the biggest risks inherent to investing in next-big-thing technologies.

The news for Verizon isn't all that bad.

Several top hedge fund managers bought shares of Nvidia and Western Digital in the third quarter.

Two successfull hedge fund managers sold Amazon and bought a spot Bitcoin ETF in the third quarter.

Global tensions will add volatility to the stock market this week.

TSMC recent earnings reveal a strong demand for AI chips.

Nvidia's massive size could lead investors to seek gains in these comparatively smaller stocks.

Should investors be betting on this nascent quantum computing leader?

Alphabet and Microsoft have the tech chops and cash to win in quantum computing.

A disappointing 2025 doesn't take away Amazon's long-term appeal.

Micron's memory chips are in huge demand.

2026 could be a banner year for these stocks.

Nvidia's market cap has soared more than tenfold over the last three years.

Alphabet and Taiwan Semiconductor have nearly unstoppable businesses.

Taiwan Semiconductor and Intel are two of the biggest names in semiconductors, but if you can only buy one of them this year, Taiwan Semiconductor is looking much more attractive than Intel.

Which of these AI underdogs has a better shot at a turnaround?