This Tiny AI Stock May Triple by 2030, Almost No One’s Watching
SoundHound AI isn’t the biggest name in artificial intelligence right now, not when companies like Nvidia and Microsoft are grabbing all the headlines.
But SoundHound may very well turn out to be one of the most surprisingly valuable small-cap AI stocks by the time 2030 rolls around. There’s a real story unfolding here and it’s starting to show up in the numbers.
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Palantir Just Posted Blowout Earnings, So Why Did the Stock Tank?
On the surface, Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) is firing on all cylinders. Revenue is accelerating. Margins are expanding. The company just posted its sixth consecutive quarter of profitability, a first in its history. And yet, within hours of reporting one of its strongest earnings beats to date, the stock cratered by double digits.
So what gives?
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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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Why 1 Insider Just Bet Big on Palantir Near Its All-Time High
In a world flooded with hype about artificial intelligence, few companies have the real-world track record to back it up but Palantir Technologies certainly does. Yet skeptics keep pointing to valuation as overhyped so why is one insider still buying?
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Palantir’s 20-year lead in data analytics puts it in a good spot to dominate enterprise AI.
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IonQ Stock Is on Fire, Will It Last?
If you’ve been tracking hot tech trends lately, you’ve probably noticed quantum computing popping up more and more. And no surprise, it’s one of the buzziest corners of the tech world, right alongside artificial intelligence.
In fact, a report two years ago from McKinsey predicted that quantum tech could unlock $1.3 trillion in value across industries like automotive,
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UPS Stock Is Sinking But This Dividend Giant May Be Poised for a Comeback
United Parcel Service may be a household name, but lately, its stock performance has left investors anything but comforted.
UPS started 2025 on the back foot. In the first quarter, revenue slipped slightly, margins were underwhelming, and earnings per share were up just 4% year-over-year. What’s more telling? U.S. daily delivery volumes were down by around the same amount.
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US adds 139K jobs in May as hiring remains steady despite tariff uncertainty
Hiring remained steady in May and the unemployment rate was unchanged in a crucial economic report as some worried that heightened uncertainty over President Trump’s tariffs would start to hit jobs.
US employers added 139,000 jobs last month, above expectations of 125,000, the Labor Department said Friday.
The unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%,
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