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?
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Nextracker controls about a quarter of the global solar tracker market.
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Could Nvidia Be the First $10 Trillion Company?
Nvidia might have started as a gaming chip company, but make no mistake it’s now the backbone of the AI revolution.
And if smart money projections hold up, it could become the first company to smash through the $10 trillion valuation barrier. That’s not hyperbole, it’s a plausible trajectory grounded in stunning financials,
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Why Nucor’s Stock Dip Could Be a Golden Opportunity in Disguise
Nucor (NYSE: NUE) isn’t just another steelmaker churning out metal for skyscrapers and rebar. It’s a powerhouse that has weathered economic storms, steel cycles, and shifting energy costs, all while steadily raising its dividend for over the past half century.
Yet, despite that remarkable consistency, investors seems to be snoozing on Nucor right now so is it time to buy?
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Is the Market Flashing Red?
Warren Buffett isn’t a market timer. Never has been, never will be. Instead, he’s a value hawk, someone who circles the skies looking for bargains and only swoops in when the numbers justify it. In his 1994 letter to shareholders, Buffett put it plainly: “We try to price, rather than time, purchases.”
That simple principle explains why he often appears to be doing… well,
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1 Tech Giant to Own Forever
Amazon doesn’t look like a traditional stock. It’s more like a portfolio hiding inside one ticker. The company spans multiple industries, each one a profit driver in its own right.
The most visible business is e-commerce. In the second quarter of 2025, Amazon pulled in $137 billion in sales.
What many investors miss is that over 60% of those sales now come from third-party sellers.
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Is Figma’s Stock a Falling Knife or a Hidden Bargain?
It didn’t take long for Figma to go from Wall Street’s darling to one of its biggest disappointments.
After a blockbuster debut this summer, the stock has been sliding steadily, leaving many early investors deep in the red. But is the sell-off a warning sign, or has the market simply overreacted?
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Figma grew revenue 41% year over year and turned a $178 million cash burn into $62.5 million in positive operating cash flow,
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Where Will Robinhood Stock By 2030?
Robinhood doesn’t need to become the next Apple to reward shareholders. It just needs to keep doing what it’s doing, only better, smarter, and at a larger scale. Fortunately, that seems to be exactly the path it’s on.
Let’s uncover why Robinhood might be one of the more under-appreciated fintech stories unfolding right now.
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Is Nvidia Stock Overvalued?
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A big recent run-up in a stock’s price does not necessarily mean the stock is “overvalued.”
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A price-to-sales (P/S) ratio should not be used with respect to Nvidia stock because better valuation metrics are available since Nvidia has both earnings and positive cash flows.
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A PEG (P/E to earnings growth) ratio is a much better valuation metric than a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio because it takes earnings growth into account.