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As enriched uranium grows scarce and prices surge, this stock could fit well into a diversified energy portfolio.
UBS says software is deeply oversold. So, for investors willing to lean in, these three stocks flash buy-the-dip signals.
Based on a recent 13F filing, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s strategic stakes across chips, software, telecom, and cloud infrastructure spotlight four stocks to buy.
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The software application names may be under pressure, but this resilient financial software maker is catching Jefferies’ attention for all the right reasons.
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With AI spending accelerating and Meta expanding its partnership with Nvidia, should investors back the chip king or the social media giant for long-term growth?
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With Microsoft’s OpenAI revenue arrangement now extended through 2032, should investors see this as fresh fuel for the MSFT bull story?
With tech sector volatility swirling, Snowflake’s upcoming earnings report might be the kind of event investors circle in advance.
Alphabet’s massive AI spending plans are setting off a ripple effect, positioning these chipmakers and infrastructure players as solid buys.
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Investors await Alphabet's earnings report that could determine the stock’s post-rally momentum.
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As AI anxiety pushes software into a bear market, ServiceNow’s pullback raises a sharp concern. Should investors buy the dip or stay cautious?
