Trevor Jennewine

The Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC -2.61%) has dropped 8% from the record high in reached in February. Investors are worried about how the trade war will impact the economy. But certain Wall Street analysts see the drawdown as an opportunity to […]

Companies that own more than $100 million in publicly traded stock must disclose that information in Form 13F. Those reports must be filed no later than 45 days after the end of each quarter, and they can provide clues as

Tesla (TSLA -3.04%) and Apple (AAPL -1.27%) were two of the three most popular stocks among retail investors last year, according to Vanda Research. But two hedge fund billionaires bought Tesla and sold Apple during the fourth quarter, as detailed

Currently, Apple is the most valuable publicly traded company, with a market value of $3.6 trillion. However, the average target prices set by Wall Street analysts imply Nvidia (NVDA -4.05%) and Microsoft (MSFT -1.90%) will surpass that figure in the

Billionaire Ron Baron is the founder and CEO of Baron Capital, an asset management company that oversees several mutual funds. The Baron Partners Fund returned 29% annually over the last five years, while the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) returned 15%

Collectively, Wall Street analysts have issued more than 12,000 individual ratings on stocks in the S&P 500. By aggregating the median fair value estimates on every company, FactSet Research builds what is known as a “bottom-up” target price for the

Tesla (TTD -2.15%) and The Trade Desk (TSLA -0.03%) generated monster shareholder returns of 555% and 163%, respectively, over the past five years. And certain Wall Street analysts think that momentum will carry into the future, as detailed below: Analysts

Equity analyst Dan Ives has made a quite a few prescient calls in his career. In the last year alone, he predicted the Nasdaq Composite would hit 20,000, and he remained bullish on Palantir despite widespread skepticism. Lo and behold,

Apple had a market value of $3.7 trillion as of Dec. 31, making it the most valuable U.S. company, a title it has held for the better part of the last decade. But Apple has yet to demonstrate its ability

Nvidia (NVDA 2.99%) and Apple (AAPL -2.62%) are very popular stocks among individual and institutional investors, but two highly successful hedge fund managers aggressively bought one and sold the other in the third quarter: Ken Griffin of Citadel Advisors purchased