J StudiosAI has had quite the run over the last year and a half. NVIDIA (NVDA) obviously has been the standout, but many others have rallied alongside it in the last year. However, even though the fundamentals still look strong for AI hardware names, and the capital spending toward AI capacity and software products is only growing as we head into 2025, this group of stocks won't go up continuously. After I saw many of their charts begin to show signs of approaching a top earlier this year, I've been exp ...

These tech stocks can help you build a happy retirement.Many investors want to pick stocks that beat the average return of the market indexes. To achieve that goal, it can be to your advantage to buy shares of promising growth stocks when they go on sale.Here are two growth stocks that recently pulled back off their highs and have phenomenal prospects for above-average returns. These companies are well-positioned in their respective industries, boasting innovative products, solid financials, and strategic g ...

The chipmaker acquired an artificial intelligence lab in Europe for $665 million.When it comes to investing in semiconductor stocks, Nvidia is the top name that comes to mind. However, while the company's H100, A100, and Blackwell graphics processing units (GPU) remain in high demand, it faces its share of challengers.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -2.69%) is Nvidia's closest competitor. Earlier this month, the company revealed that it was acquiring Silo AI in a deal valued at $665 million. Silo AI is reported ...

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares have declined more than 14% in the past week. The chipmaker's shares suffered heavy losses following a Bloomberg news that the U.S. government is reportedly planning to tighten restrictions on chip exports to China. The United States already prohibits the sale of high-end chips above a certain capability threshold in China.AMD shares declined 10.2% on Jul 17 on the heels of the Bloomberg report. It further declined by 2.3% to close at $155.77 on Jul 18. Year to date, AMD ...

Semiconductors remain the backbone of innovation, powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles to advanced AI systems. As we step into July, the semiconductor industry stands at a crucial juncture. With the global economy showing signs of stabilization, semiconductor stocks are regaining their allure among investors looking for growth and resilience.As artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) continue to expand their footprint, the demand for sophisticated chips is expected to s ...

Semiconductor stocks have made lucrative investments over the past 12 months. Secular tailwinds, including the artificial intelligence (AI) craze and the consumers returning to spend on consumer electronics, could extend that rally. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has surged 23.1% on a year-to-date basis. Moreover, recent macroeconomic data points to the possibility of more than one rate cut in 2024. The last few rounds of consumer price index (CPI) reports, for example, as well as jobs reports, have pointe ...

Uncovering promising chip stocks in the stock market is about picking out winners and keeping an eye on what forces push leading companies toward exponential growth. Three mega-cap giants deliver innovation, resilience, and strategic movement within their respective areas.One is a leader in high-performance computing and graphics, at the forefront of the infusion of advanced AI capabilities, driving truly transformative advancements in technology and digital interaction. The second built an association with ...

AMD has been a growth beast over the years, but if it wants to continue that trend, it will have a tall task in taking on Nvidia.Currently, there are seven stocks with valuations topping at least $1 trillion. By the end of the year, there could be a couple more companies joining that list. And by the end of the decade, there will likely be even more.One company that possesses tremendous growth opportunities related to artificial intelligence (AI) and may join that exclusive club in the future is chipmaker A ...

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has been a significant player in the semiconductor industry, navigating through market fluctuations and capitalizing on emerging technologies.Despite a downturn in late 2021 driven by declining personal computer sales, AMD has rebounded strongly, achieving a 12% rise year-to-date.However, recent developments, including a 7% dip linked to potential U.S. export restrictions under the Biden administration, have introduced new challenges.  As AMD prepares to release its Q2 2 ...

Investors are rotating out of tech this morning, particularly the semiconductor sector, after reports that the Biden administration will tighten trade restrictions on the chip industry due to China concerns. In addition to Nvidia (NVDA), Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MU) and Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) are also feeling the burn today.MU is down 3.8% to trade at $122.62 at last glance, after yesterday breaching support at the $130 region amid overhead pressure from the 20-day moving average. Sh ...