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The otherworldly potential of AI isn't lost on Wall Street's analysts. Though most are optimistic for the future, select ...

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Over that time, the ageless Dow Jones Industrial Average, widely followed S&P 500, and growth-centric Nasdaq Composite ... for a trio of scorching-hot AI stocks to climb by a truly eye-popping ...

We're just a few weeks into 2025, but some stocks are already off to the races. There are already nine U.S. exchange-listed stocks with market caps north of $1 billion that have doubled this year.

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PPI inflation comes in hot (sort of)… do technological advancements ... Three inflation reports this week could be catalysts to help stocks resume their march higher… If the data come in ...

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Both stocks have been red-hot over the past year on the back of strong quarterly results, with the current EPS outlooks alluding to further gains. Let’s take a closer look at the strong results ...

The hope is that this setup will result in outsized investment returns. There's a company that fits that mold whose stock has soared 50% in the past 12 months. Even with that type of gain ...

Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) stock posted another day of gains in Tuesday's trading. The software company's share price closed out the daily session up 4.6% and had been up as much as 4.9% earlier in ...

And that sour news has sent stocks spinning lower. However, upon closer inspection, January’s hot CPI report wasn’t as bad as the headline numbers suggest. Now, admittedly, the headline ...