Wall Street Sees 22% Upside for Tesla (TSLA) This Year
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Tesla (TSLA) trades at $340.27 versus a $416.15 consensus price target, implying 22% upside, but faces a 38% drop in fiscal 2025 operating income to $4.355 billion and a 9% decline in full-year deliveries driven by higher R&D spending and margin pressure.
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Key Points
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Broadcom and Arista Networks are two top data center networking plays.
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Alphabet’s TPUs give it a big advantage with inference.
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AMD and Arm Holdings look poised to be big beneficiaries of agentic AI and the need for more CPUs.
Qualcomm (QCOM) Stock Slides as Market Rises: Facts to Know Before You Trade
Qualcomm (QCOM) closed at $123.95 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.42% move from the prior day. The stock trailed the S&P 500, which registered a daily gain of 0.08%. Elsewhere, the Dow saw a downswing of 0.18%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq appreciated by 0.1%.
The chipmaker’s shares have seen a decrease of 8.96% over the last month,
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Read MoreOil prices plunge 15%, stock futures rally after Trump floats two-week Iran war ceasefire
Oil prices plunged and U.S. stock futures soared Tuesday evening after President Donald Trump announced “a double sided ceasefire” in the war with Iran at the request of Pakistan, which has been serving as an intermediary for the two nations.
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Gold ETFs see inflows slow to ₹2,266 crore in March, silver funds slip into outflows
Gold ETFs recorded net inflows of ₹2,266 crore in March, sharply lower than ₹5,255 crore in February, marking a decline of about 57%.
The Burst
2 Stocks Buffett Is Snapping Up
Warren Buffett appeared to take a hard look at the market last year and decided he wanted to sell shares in plenty of companies, including Apple, Bank of America, and Charter Communications. His holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, even sold every share (nearly 4 million) in Floor & Decor Holdings. Overall, Buffett unloaded $133 billion in shares in 2024.
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Buffett’s Bet on Booze, Why He’s Doubling Down
Warren Buffett has never been one to chase fads. While he’s adapted over time, buying Apple and even dabbling in tech disruptors like Snowflake, his compass still points due value.
At its heart, value investing comes down to a deceptively simple idea, buy businesses trading below what they’re really worth. But pulling that off consistently?
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Read MoreThe Spotlight
Spotlight: Unicorn Stock Is Envy of Fintech
Earlier in the week we covered a stock that had both impressive revenue growth and a handsome dividend, a rare combination that is hard to find in any industry. The stock was United Healthcare and it had a ten year history of growing year-over-year revenues in each quarter.
That inspired us to find other companies that are also growing yet pay a handsome dividend.
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