Last week Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) latest hardware product, Orion augmented reality glasses,
As it ventures deeper into the world of AR and wearable technology, there’s a very real possibility that this is Meta’s “iPhone moment,” revolutionizing the tech landscape as Apple’s iconic smartphone did in 2007.
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Oh sure, NVIDIA may get the headlines but perhaps an under-the-radar AI play is where your attention should be flowing.
ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) is the only company in the world that produces extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, a critical technology for the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
For TSMC, who is crucial in the semiconductor supply chain,
Before old Warren could hang up his gloves and call it a day at Berkshire Hathaway, a new wave of technology may well have taken his baton and started to run with it.
What do we mean? Well, it seems a new ETF has launched aimed at mimicking the moves of the top investors in the world.
Forget the Magnificent 7 for a moment, and consider the merits of owning a boring old real estate company that has grown revenues predictably at a rapid rate for the past 3 years.
Rexford Industrial Realty owns one of the most concentrated portfolios of industrial real estate in Southern California, an area where vacancy rates for industrial properties have hovered near 1% over the last decade.
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The plaudits NVIDIA receives seem to have no bounds but they also seem deserved when you look under the surface.
This is a company with a perfect Piotroski score of 9, suggesting rock solid fundamentals. It’s not a surprise, as a result, to discover that a full 30 analysts increased their earnings estimates for the company for the upcoming quarter.
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In a list of the worst performing NASDAQ 100 stocks this year, Intel ranks about as poorly as any. Even after its monumental selloff, analysts only see upside to $26 per share.
But there is another stock on the list that may be a bit more interesting for bulls. If our analysis is right,
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An old dog can’t learn new tricks, or so the saying goes. But maybe an old sage can teach new tricks to those who think he’s taught them all.
That may well be the case with Warren Buffett now. For close followers, the adages made famous are internalized to the point that they can spout them out as if they came up with them by themselves.
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If one trader with an awesome track record is right, a Magnificent 7 stock is about to start a rip roaring rally that will last for some time.
Remarkably, it’s also been one of the poorest performers this year, down 4% so far against a market rally in the S&P 5oo of 20%.
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SportRadar first came to the attention of most investors when the firm debuted on the public markets amid much fanfare a few years ago.
Then the hype surrounding the company was rooted in SportRadar’s role as a leader in sports data intelligence, which is key to the sports betting industry.
The company had formed a series of partnerships with major sports leagues and provided data to sportsbooks.
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With news breaking recently of a drone attack by Ukraine on Moscow, it appears the stakes have risen and tensions escalated.
Amid the backdrop of war, defense contractors are a natural play on the markets. And they don’t necessarily even need the US to get involved to benefit.
Reportedly, President Biden stated that many of the so-called aid packages to Ukraine are in fact funds that never leave US shores but instead land in the coffers of defense contractors,
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