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The S&P 500's current concentration has its benefits and risks.

Nvidia is forecasting 70% growth in its next fiscal year, but its stock price doesn't reflect that.

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Taiwan Semiconductor holds a massive market share advantage.

Although Wood's company bought this stock, it may have had other motivations.

Invesco's QQQ Trust is still one of the easiest ways to beat the market.

Both stocks could merit being long-term investments.

There are not many ETFs that can match this ETF on performance.

Think -- and invest -- like a venture capitalist so your big swings carry your safe bets.

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NVIDIA, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Palantir are monetizing AI through distinct moats, from hardware and cloud services to advertising and safety-focused data orchestration, driving cash flow and shareholder returns.

Jensen Huang recently described software vendor CrowdStrike as Nvidia's top cybersecurity partner.

AINewsWire Editorial Coverage : The biggest hurdle in the AI boom has shifted. Etching the tiniest transistor is no longer the whole story. What is becoming more important is which companies can turn out packaged chips quickly, cleanly and in large enough quantities that AI data centers never run short. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently stated that the company is ramping up capacity for CoWoS-L, the high-end packaging technology used in its newest chips, and that suppliers need to improve yield and speed up output. That same expectation is now spreading to the automation and inspection tools that keep packaging lines running, a space that Nightfood Holdings Inc. (OTCQB: NGTF) ( Profile ) plans to compete in under its TechForce Robotics operating name. Last week, the company revealed that it had formed a majority-owned subsidiary — TechForce Advanced Manufacturing Inc. — created alongside a manufacturing partner based in Taiwan. The purpose of the new subsidiary is to scale up output of automated Wafer Sorter and AOI systems for 8-inch and 12-inch wafers, and it is targeting first production and revenue in the fourth quarter of 2026. Nightfood aims to take its place among other prominent names in the wider AI/automation ecosystem, such as Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT), KLA Corporation (NASDAQ: KLAC), Lam Research Corporation (NASDAQ: LRCX) and…

Both charge 0.03% annually, but VTI holds 3,598 stocks versus SPTM's 1,509—a key tradeoff between breadth and focus for core market exposure.

Corning, Cisco Systems, and Texas Instruments are repositioning around AI infrastructure needs, showing earnings growth, steady margins, dividends, and Moderate Buy analyst ratings with notable upside targets.

Nvidia grew revenue by 106% in its fiscal second quarter, but there’s another number I’m watching closely.

And the sector responsible for this brewing disinterest will come as no surprise.

This tech player reached $1 trillion on Sept. 21.

Micron is in a great position to soar after earnings.

The company's augmented reality glasses, called Specs, retail for more than $2,000.

If nothing else, OpenAI's co-founder and CEO is thinking strategically about how to raise the most money in the way that's least dilutive to its current stakeholders.