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Amazon is spending huge sums of money on AI, and that money has to come form someplace.

Both neoclouds are at the center of a multiyear boom.

AT&T paid out $3.973 billion in dividends in the first half of 2026, but where does that money come from?

Wolfspeed could be an interesting speculative buy on its latest pullback.

The economic value from this technological revolution may accrue to the businesses that leverage AI to improve their existing operations.

The stock has lagged the market, but is showing new signs of life.

Nvidia isn't that far away from being the first to reach this milestone.

There are still a lot of questions, but Anthropic's revenue growth is incredible.

Tesla has dipped a bit and it faces near-term challenges, but its growing full self-driving, energy, and AI businesses could give it significant long-term growth potential.

Nvidia stands out as the top semiconductor stock for the coming years because of its dominant AI ecosystem, not to mention it's the most popular AI stock in the ecosystem.

Micron and Sandisk dominate the high-bandwidth memory, DRAM, and NAND flash markets.

Following the vesting of 120,000 shares, Patel reduced his direct holdings by 9%, retaining 188,791 shares worth $19.06 million.

This withholding was automatic and tied to tax obligations from equity award vesting, not a discretionary sale.

Meta, Microsoft, and TSMC are all Buffett-style compounding stocks.

Esther Song disposed of shares valued at $152,792, with most withheld for tax obligations tied to restricted stock unit settlement.

The majority of this activity was non-discretionary tax withholding on vesting equity.

The price-to-earnings metric has some oddities associated with it.

These shares were withheld automatically to cover tax obligations from equity vesting, so they did not reflect a discretionary sale.

This disposition follows the vesting of 41,734 shares and includes 14,218 shares withheld for taxes.

The quantum computing company reported a notable insider stock sale amid a 23% one-year return.