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With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite in a downward spiral, big tech stocks have been particularly susceptible to ongoing selling activity. Navigating the capital markets has been quite a doozy so far this year. While gains seen across both […]

Two major chipmakers recently lost their places in the trillion-dollar club. Just seven public companies boast market capitalizations of at least $1 trillion, as I write this, and other than conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, each of them is a technology company.

Data center start-up CoreWeave is going public soon in a deal worth approximately $2.5 billion. For many people, investing in the stock market is the most effective way to build wealth. Unless you’re an accredited investor, accessing opportunities in private

Nvidia has been the top-performing stock among the “Magnificent Seven” over the last few years, but I see another megacap AI stock as the better long-term buy. I use Nov. 30, 2022, as the unofficial start of the artificial intelligence

Tech stocks are taking a nosedive, and some opportunities are beginning to look too cheap to ignore. Technology stocks have gotten off to a rough start so far in 2025. As of this writing, the Nasdaq Composite is down 8%

Taiwan Semiconductor just doubled down on its investment in U.S. manufacturing. During President Biden’s tenure in the Oval Office, his administration made it a point to boost investment in domestic manufacturing. One of the administration’s accomplishments came in 2022, when

Investors have been looking beyond the “Magnificent Seven” stocks for opportunities in quantum computing. Whenever a new megatrend emerges, it is not uncommon for small, previously little-known companies to suddenly become household names. Underneath the artificial intelligence (AI) umbrella, an

March 2 is an important day for Hollywood’s biggest stars. Streaming service Netflix (NFLX -2.73%) has amassed worldwide popularity thanks to its vast library of popular series and movies that are no longer syndicated on network television. However, in recent

Cathie Wood owns a number of leading fintech stocks across her exchange-traded funds. Cathie Wood serves as chief executive officer and chief investment officer of Ark Investment Management. While her reputation is largely linked to her early bullish calls on

C3.ai stock shows a clear trend leading up to earnings reports. Over the last few weeks, companies have been reporting earnings for the fourth quarter and full calendar year 2024. For most technology investors, big tech stocks in the “Magnificent