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It's shocking that Reddit has underperformed this badly despite formidable fundamentals.

The software giant's last six dividend increases all fell between 9% and 11%. But what will this year's raise look like?

Nvidia stock popped following its latest quarterly report, setting it up for a solid September.

OpenAI just valued itself at $852 billion in a $7 billion employee share sale -- and a possible IPO could push that figure past $1 trillion.

Broadcom's revenue and profits are growing fast, but investors have mostly stayed away.

Don't count on Snapchat to stage a rally.

The cybersecurity stock fell despite strong fiscal Q2 results.

Ark Invest was a buyer of tech stocks down as much as 53% from their recent all-time highs.

It's not only strong quarterly earnings results that are driving investors to pick up shares.

Dell makes servers for artificial intelligence data centers and hyperscalers.

Waymo is scaling quickly, but the investment case hinges on economic factors investors still can't see. Here's what matters most for Alphabet shareholders as autonomous rides reach commercial scale.

Nvidia's results were even better than expected, and the ripple effect is showing up in some unexpected places.

Hyman maintains a substantial 1.6 million share position through direct holdings and trusts, with the sale executed under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in April.

Prager maintains a $665.7 million equity stake through direct and indirect holdings.

Enterprises are racing to fortify their digital networks from the rising threat of artificial intelligence.

Qualcomm's revenue has declined over two years while Sandisk's surged nearly 5x, narrowing a once-massive gap.

With half the year still to play out, these 5 names are where I'm putting fresh capital to work.

Ciena stock can get a nice shot in the arm following its quarterly report this week.

More than three-quarters of Appaloosa's $7.7 billion in invested assets are tied to industry-leading artificial intelligence (AI) stocks.

And CFO David Zinsner just explained why.