When you look at search engine market share worldwide, no other comes close to Google (GOOGL)(GOOG). Over the past year, Google held a 92.% global market share, followed by Microsoft Bing with just 3.42%.
In spite of its dominance, Alphabet Inc., Google and YouTube’s parent company,
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Dell has been around for more than 30 years and, in the past, focused mainly on manufacturing computers and other hardware, but recent acquisitions have broadened its offerings to include software, cloud-based services, data protection and more.
Given the uncertain economic climate, concerns loom over whether Dell can thrive? Will it prosper,
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is a well-known name in the technology sector. The company’s technology is used in gaming, data centers, automotive applications, and artificial intelligence.
In its most recent quarter, NVIDIA saw a strong performance from its data center segment but weaker results from gaming.
Despite the macroeconomic headwinds,
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The crypto world was rocked when FTX, a popular cryptocurrency exchange, filed for bankruptcy.
FTX is a cryptocurrency exchange in the Bahamas founded and owned by Sam Bankman-Fried in May 2019. The exchange provides users with a wide variety of services, including margin trading, spot margin trading, futures contracts and leveraged tokens.
Those who invested in Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) during its IPO in early 2006 have seen its share price soar by nearly 3,500%. It’s too late to get on the rocket ship, but what stock could be the next Chipotle?
Portillo’s is a regional fast-casual chain with which few are familiar,
The big killer to any portfolio is too much exposure to a single stock that plummets. It’s the type of thing that looks oh-so-obvious in hindsight because it’s clear after the fact that you bought into a story, not fundamentals.
There have been lots of “stories” in recent years:
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The past few weeks have been difficult for Amazon investors. After the company announced slowing revenue growth and weaker-than-expected financial guidance, the stock price plummeted.
Although investors were likely troubled by Amazon’s poor quarterly results, they may have missed one of the most important figures in the company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
It’s been a rough time for Amazon. The company announced lower-than-expected sales results and fourth-quarter sales guidance that missed analyst estimates during its most recent earnings call, resulting in a share price plunge year-to-date of 43.2%.
What does it all mean for Amazon? Is the stock a steal or is there more to fall?