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Alphabet might have positioned itself well for 2026, but that alone doesn't guarantee solid returns for investors.

Software stocks have struggled recently, making these two dividend payers look like buy-on-the-dip opportunities to me.

All three are good bets to top the annual growth of the generative AI market.

Some equity valuation indicators are flashing red.

This particular company has announced important progress in recent months.

Certain analysts expect shares of Palantir and Sandisk to decline sharply.

Wall street analysts expect AppLovin and Atlassian to deliver big returns for shareholders.

Although history doesn't precisely repeat itself on Wall Street, it does have a tendency to rhyme.

The streaming giant has a competitive moat that will be hard for rivals to overcome.

This stock crushed the market in 2025 and could do so again through the next five years and beyond.

Despite the streaming video giant's strong growth in 2025, investors are wary about its 2026 spending plans -- and its high-priced bid to buy Warner Bros.

Nvidia unveiled a new tool powering its autonomous vehicle ecosystem.

The sector looks overvalued, and retail investors have pumped prices higher.

Apple's lack of growth will allow others to catch up.

Both tech companies are funding massive AI buildouts and could see strong long-term returns from these investments. But one stock edges out the other in a head-to-head comparison.

Intel's quarter was fine, but its near-term outlook is still being held back by supply -- and the stock does not look cheap enough to ignore that.

These stocks can help investors capitalize on disruptive trends and make them richer in the long run.

The general AI growth story may still be in its early chapters.

Circle Internet Group is the issuer of the second-largest stablecoin in the world -- USDC.

Alphabet demonstrated in 2025 why it is still the AI stock to watch.