Which AI Stock Is Best?
The artificial intelligence gold rush has created winners and wannabes. Two companies at the center of that storm, C3.ai and CoreWeave, have taken very different paths in the race to capitalize on enterprise AI demand. Both play crucial roles in the AI stack, one builds the software brains, the other supplies the computational muscle. But only one of them has the market’s full attention.
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The Ultimate Warren Buffett Stock
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK.A, BRK.B) began humbly as a struggling textile mill but it has grown into a multinational conglomerate under the stewardship of Warren Buffett.
Now well on its way to a market capitalization of a trillion dollars, following in the footsteps of Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia, Berkshire Hathaway is the ultimate Warren Buffett stock.
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Will Zoom Beat The Market In Next 5 Years?
When the world needed to connect from home, Zoom didn’t disappoint. The video conferencing providers saw numbers skyrocket from 10 million in December 2019 to over 300 million in April 2020. Rocket-ship like growth highlighted Zoom’s capacity to scale and investors couldn’t buy enough of it.
Since then the stock has languished but maybe that’s about to change?
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1 Under-the-Radar Small Cap Set To Pop?
Applied Optoelectronics (NASDAQ: AAOI) isn’t well known and why would it be trading at less than a half a billion dollars in valuation. But it has seen a surge recently in insider buying as those in-the-know seem to be betting on future prospects.
This small-cap company has positioned itself as a critical supplier to major data center operators and telecommunications firms,
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The Best Way to Bet on China’s AI Boom Might Just Be in South Africa
If someone told you the best way to invest in China’s booming AI ecosystem was through a 100-year-old South African media company, you’d probably do a double take. But here’s the thing that may actually be true, and it all comes down to Tencent and a few brilliantly timed decisions made more than two decades ago.
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Wall Street Is Sleeping on This Fintech Giant—Here’s Why It Could Double
Despite fast growth, high profitability and an extraordinary runway ahead, Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU)’s share price is down almost 24% in the last month as stock markets have sold off in response to weaker economic conditions in the US in 2025. This leaves the question of whether NU could be a good buy today for long-term gains.
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1 Money-Making Stock Investors Are Sleeping On
ResMed might not be a household name for the average investor, but its portfolio of almost 6,000 patents focused on sleep apnea and respiratory care suggest perhaps it should be. The IP forms an economic moat for ResMed in the medical devices industry, which is massive.
One of the key factors attracting investors to ResMed is the booming sleep apnea devices market,
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Jamie Dimon is learning what happens when a CEO dares to defy Trump
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Top Wall Street bankers during the Trump 2.0 era have tread carefully around the subject of politics generally and President Donald Trump specifically. The consensus has generally been: Smile and nod, stay in your lane, don’t become a target.
But when a Trump “affordability” proposal earlier this month targeted banks’ profit engine,
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