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Dan Ives is doubling down on ServiceNow and Salesforce as “software Armageddon” winners.
CMCL’s low payout ratio, hedged $3,500‑floor gold pricing, and 56% implied upside from its lone “Strong Buy” target make it an attractive small‑cap dividend grower for 2026.
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Qualcomm’s post‑earnings drop back to 2020 price levels, a 2026 EPS decline, and handset‑heavy exposure have rekindled “no bottom in sight” doubts even as the stock screens cheap at 14× forward...
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Wall Street is finally warming to Palantir after a blowout Q4 that delivered 70% revenue growth, 57% adjusted operating margins, and multiple analyst upgrades, but the stock still suffers from valuation...
Trump’s push to lower mortgage rates, cap card interest, and curb institutional home buying puts dividend‑payer Lennar at the center of the housing‑affordability trade, with the stock still trading...
Project Vault’s nearly $12 billion rare earths stockpile plan, launched to counter China’s grip on critical minerals, puts these names in the spotlight as leveraged plays.
For dividend investors, Walmart still looks like a steady compounder. But WMT stock may only see gradual gains punctuated by valuation‑driven pullbacks around earnings from here.
Trump’s $12 billion Project Vault rare‑earths reserve gives General Motors, Stellantis, and Boeing a policy‑backed edge on critical minerals.
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Roth analyst Craig Irwin says any Tesla pullback is a buying opportunity because TSLA stock is being valued on high‑growth catalysts.
Citi’s $150 silver target frames the metal as a high‑beta macro barometer where Chinese buying, structural supply deficits, and safe‑haven flows justify a new $65–$70 floor after a run from sub‑$20...
