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Earlier this year, Warren Buffett warned investors about the increasingly speculative nature of the stock market.

The biggest risk for the backbone of the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure build-out comes from within.

It helps that this stock is already yielding almost 6% -- and that its payout has been growing over time.

AMD has a valuation problem that could limit further upside from here.

The EV maker is still worth around 20% more. How long can that last when the memory specialist earns this much more?

Nvidia sees this area as a $200 billion opportunity.

The memory-chip maker's Q4 earnings release could include an impressive multiyear guidance announcement.

SpaceX is back to trading near its opening-day price.

CrowdStrike leads in absolute revenue, but Figma's faster growth rate is narrowing the gap — a key tension for long-term investors.

Meta Platforms has never completed a conventional stock split. After a nearly 30% September surge, is that finally about to change?

The provider of global edge cloud platforms reported a notable executive stock sale.

Anthropic just gave Reuters a sneak peek at its prospectus.

The yield is under 1%. But the cash behind the payout has been growing far faster than the payout itself.

A split wouldn't change what the social media giant is worth. Might it still open the door to the Dow?

Cerebras has a $20 billion OpenAI deal and AWS partnership, but a falling stock and shifting customer concentration. IonQ has a surging backlog and diversified quantum computing customers.

Cerebras is growing fast with a differentiated chip architecture and a well-funded AI partner. BigBear.ai is navigating declining revenue and heavy dependence on a single customer. Both are speculative, but the risk profiles tell different stories.

One platform is becoming the default security layer for enterprises navigating the AI era. The other just delivered a record-breaking quarter after a difficult few years. Both are worth understanding before choosing between them.

The memory giant's summer quarter spans around two months of the flash specialist's current one.

Jon Quast and Matt Frankel give Lumentum a 7.3 out of 10 as they weigh recurring optical upgrades and AI demand against valuation, customer concentration, and investment needs.

The legendary investor and his successor have transitioned Berkshire Hathaway's public equities portfolio toward a willingness to bet on tech companies.