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Netflix and ServiceNow recently completed stock splits, and both companies' shares look attractive at current prices.

This operating metric cuts right to the most important question: Does Nvidia still possess exceptional pricing power?

While investors are focused on a potential blockbuster deal, the streamer's biggest growth driver is hiding in plain sight.

Amazon's Graviton chips are growing rapidly.

Nvidia's earnings report will likely feature explosive revenue growth and big guidance, but the stock's valuation still keeps me on the sidelines.

This company gives investors exposure to quantum computing's upside without relying on it for near-term growth.

Insider buying is one of the best bullish indicators out there, and this AI company has seen some serious activity recently.

Meta is still growing fast and producing significant cash, but investors seem spooked by the social media company's capital-intensive AI spending spree.

If the company can get its rocket of the future to an official launch, it stands to do very well indeed.

Nvidia's comments could act as a catalyst for its stock -- and tech stocks in general.

SoundHound AI shares are down 26% since 2026 began.

Rigetti has fallen from $58 to around $16. Is it a buy?

A shrewd strategy should reduce the risks for investors.

Investing bigger sums of money requires more serious thought about risk versus reward.

ServiceNow and UiPath could become agentic AI leaders.

Investment firm ValueAct recently more than doubled its stake in Toast stock.

There is significant momentum in Workiva's business, and yet its stock is trading at a bargain valuation right now.

A stock that hasn't exactly been a favorite among individual investors of late still managed to attract some noteworthy institutional investor interest.

Applied Optoelectronics delivers fiber-optic networking hardware and optical modules to data centers and telecom clients worldwide.

Nvidia's business results have been extraordinary, but are they impressive enough to make the stock a buy after a big run-up last year?