Oracle Corp (ORCL)

The company’s market-beating days may not be over.

What Happened? A number of stocks jumped in the morning session after technology equities rebounded from a sharp sell-off sparked by concerns over artificial...

What Happened? Shares of enterprise software giant Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) fell 5.7% in the afternoon session after the market learned that annualized revenue for...

AI stocks dropped on a report that OpenAI's projected annual revenue is roughly $20 billion lower than earlier projected.

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Selling too early can be even costlier than a bad investment.

This legendary bull market may be on its last legs.

Credo boasts hypergrowth and zero debt, but customer concentration poses risk. Marvell offers stability and scale at a premium valuation.

SpaceX and Nvidia occupy two very different layers of the artificial intelligence (AI) value chain.

Stocks look both historically cheap and expensive, depending on the metric you use.

The Oracle of Omaha’s under-the-radar portfolio has over $149 million put to work in two index funds that consistently print profits for long-term investors.

These cloud giants recently locked in hundreds of billions in contracted AI spending, and it's starting to look like more than just hype.

What can the Oracle of Omaha teach us about this market?

Nvidia stock has risen nearly tenfold since the start of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.

Warren Buffett's investment approach was easy to explain, but hard to do. The lessons he taught are still relevant.

Alphabet's fundamentals position it better for potential AI market volatility.

Trump admonished the Fed for raising rates, while ignoring that his own policies are fueling inflation.

The tech stock is down around 55% from its 52-week high.

NVIDIA shares broke out to record highs in October, with analyst price targets up to $515 and earnings growth estimates near 70%, boosting the case for continued gains ahead of Q3 results.

Tech stocks drive most index funds, so why not focus exclusively on tech?