A Flying Bet on the Future of Urban Mobility
Instead of building Jetsons-style flying cars, Archer is focused on eVTOLs, electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.
These battery-powered machines seat four passengers, can travel at speeds up to 150 miles per hour, and are designed to fly with less noise and turbulence than a traditional helicopter.
While they won’t end traffic jams on the ground,
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Wall Street Might Be Sleeping on Nvidia, But Not for Long
Nvidia’s stock has taken a notable dip in 2025, falling roughly 14% year-to-date. That slide has little to do with the company’s financials and everything to do with factors outside its control.
Fresh U.S. export restrictions on advanced chips, escalating trade war tensions, and worries that the boom in AI spending might cool off have all weighed on investor sentiment.
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Nvidia’s Stock Split, What Most Investors Are Missing
Almost exactly a year ago, Nvidia executed its sixth stock split since going public back in 1999, a 10-for-1 move that slashed its share price and gave investors a psychological boost.
Six months later, Nvidia stock marched to fresh all-time highs, fueled by a tidal wave of interest in AI and semiconductor innovation.
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The Market Just Flashed a Rare Signal
Buying great companies regularly and keeping a cool head has proven to be a time-tested winning formula in the markets.
That said, every now and then, it’s worth paying attention when a technical signal with a track record like this flashes green.
Last week, the market delivered something truly rare: the triggering of the Zweig Breadth Thrust.
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The Monopoly Behind AI Chips
If you want to understand the real bottleneck in semiconductors, it isn’t wafers, fabs, or even chip designers like Nvidia. It’s the machines that etch impossibly small patterns onto silicon. And in that game, there’s just one winner, ASML.
ASML isn’t just another chip equipment supplier. It has something no one else on Earth can build,
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1 Solar Sleeper Stock That Still Has Room to Shine
When Nextracker went public two years ago, few investors expected it to triple so quickly.
But after such a run, is it too late to buy? Or is this “picks and shovels” play on the clean-energy revolution still undervalued?
Key Points
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Nextracker controls about a quarter of the global solar tracker market.
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Why This Schwab ETF Is a Favorite Among Retirees
For retirees or anyone focused more on stability than swing-for-the-fences growth, the S&P 500 isn’t always the most comforting choice. It’s heavily weighted toward large-cap tech names, and when those names fall out of favor, the whole index can wobble.
That’s why many investors approaching retirement gravitate toward dividend-focused funds. And one ETF in particular has emerged as a go-to is the Schwab U.S.
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Cathie Wood and Warren Buffett Both Own This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock. Time to Buy?
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Amazon remains a holding of both Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest and Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway.
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The tech giant’s latest round of layoffs has made headlines, but Wall Street is paying more attention to the company’s latest quarterly earnings release.
Draw a Venn diagram of stocks held by the family of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest and those held by Warren Buffett’s holding company,