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The memory specialist heads into Wednesday's report having already guided for record revenue. But after a run that has more than tripled the stock this year, the outlook on memory pricing and supply may matter more than the quarter itself.
A report that the cloud giant may start selling its custom AI chips to outside customers could broaden the market for the semiconductor specialist that designs them.
The consulting giant posted solid results, yet a cautious outlook and a multibillion-dollar acquisition bet sent its stock to the lowest level in years.
The iShares U.S. Healthcare ETF (IYH) tracks a broad healthcare index, while the Simplify Health Care ETF (PINK) gives an active manager more room to choose. That difference matters for investors deciding whether they want benchmark exposure or a more concentrated healthcare portfolio.
Tesla is set for an excellent second quarter of EV deliveries, according to Wall Street, but investors should also keep an eye on developments in its long-term growth initiatives.
Given their reliable business models, healthy cash flows, high dividend yields, and visible growth prospects, these four dividend stocks are ideal for income-seeking investors.
Given their resilient business models, strong growth prospects, solid financial positions, and impressive dividend track records, these two dividend stocks could be excellent buys amid this uncertain economic outlook.
Pfizer’s recent drug approvals give the company something to build on, with shareholders looking for evidence that cost cuts and newer medicines can keep the 2026 earnings outlook on track.
Netflix remains one of streaming’s strongest businesses, with investors looking for signs that ad growth and cash flow can add more upside beyond future price hikes.
Northland Power’s pullback could be setting up a comeback as big offshore wind projects ramp and the dividend reset makes its payout easier to sustain.
