Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre takes a look at megacaps' recent stock performance, including Big Tech names like Amazon (AMZN), Broadcom (AVGO), and Tesla (TSLA).
Warren Buffett built his fortune by buying businesses with durable competitive advantages at reasonable prices and holding them for decades. A handful of ETFs are built around the core mechanics of how Buffett actually invests, whether through Morningstar’s moat framework, free cash flow screening, or direct exposure to Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio itself. A handful of ... 4 ETFs That Mirror Warren Buffett’s Buy-and-Hold Strategy in 2026
Most investors seeking Nasdaq exposure reach for QQQ without hesitation. It’s the most traded ETF in the world, liquid, and synonymous with tech growth. The problem is that QQQ tracks the Nasdaq-100, which holds only the 100 largest non-financial companies on the exchange. That’s a narrow slice of a market with thousands of listed companies, ... Why Millions of Investors Are Buying the Wrong NASDAQ ETF
Apple could save a ton of money by simply being patient.
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There are far better investments to make than Apple.
Amazon stock has been one of the strongest names in the "Magnificent Seven" since the broader market's March 30 low. But after a sharp three-day surge, its rally is now running into an area that has repeatedly stopped it before.
Netflix heads into Q1 earnings with 15% revenue growth, rising ad momentum and stronger content deals, positioning NFLX as a compelling buy ahead of results.
AAPL wrestles with AI delays and fierce PC and phone rivals, yet iPhone 17 demand, new Macs, Services growth and a Google deal could lift FY26.
Berkshire Hathaway unloaded a lot of Apple stock in recent years.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) Chief Equity Strategist Peter Oppenheimer made a very interesting call last week, calling the sell-off a rare “buying opportunity” in U.S. tech stocks. The call was incredibly well-timed as it came right ahead of a big rally in the broad markets as investors grew hopeful over the Iran-U.S. ceasefire. Of course, just ... Goldman Says It’s Time to Buy Tech. I’d Start With These Tech Deals
(Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp. has quickly become one of the hottest stocks in the S&P 500 Index thanks to a nine-day surge that has added more than $100 billion in market value.A rash of good news over the last two weeks has reinvigorated investor enthusiasm that the chipmaker may be able to pull off a dramatic turnaround after years of underperforming amid fears that it had lost its edge in semiconductor manufacturing. Shares just posted their best week since January 2020 and have soared 53% in ni
A reality check from the Goldman Sachs team.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. tops estimates on AI chip demand; revenues jump 35%. Pricing power boosts margins, ETFs with TSM exposure in focus.
Both Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) closed 2025 with solid quarterly earnings. Both beat estimates and leaned into AI growth. The difference lies in how they’re monetizing it, and which bet looks smarter for $1,000 today. iPhone Breaks Records. Cloud Breaks 48% Growth. Apple’s quarter was anchored by hardware. iPhone generated $85.27 billion, up 23.3% ... Got $1,000? Apple vs Alphabet — Only One Deserves Your Money Right Now
Investors saw the S&P 500 deliver an impressive 81.3% total return during Donald Trump’s first term from 2017 to 2021, according to a U.S. Bank analysis. That ranked it fourth among all four-year presidential terms since 1980. Sure, there were bumpy moments — trade wars caused short dips, and the 2020 pandemic crash wiped out ... History Suggests Stocks Could Surprise to the Upside Under President Donald Trump
Company explores hardware options as it prepares entry into smart eyewear market
TrendForce's latest research on the display industry reveals that the foldable smartphone market is expected to see Apple enter as early as the second half of 2026, drawing significant attention to related technological advancements.
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TSMC, the world's largest manufacturer of advanced artificial intelligence chips, will likely notch up a fourth consecutive quarter of record earnings with a 50% surge in net profit for January-March thanks to booming demand for AI infrastructure. Analysts say that demand for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co's 3-nanometre technology to produce AI chips and its advanced packaging technology continues to outstrip the firm's current production capacity. Its market capitalisation is now nearly double that of South Korean rival Samsung Electronics at around $1.6 trillion.