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A look at Nvidia's share performance, its near collapse during the bitcoin frenzy and how it's coming out on top again as a data center workhorse.
These four semiconductor stocks are rated Buy at Merrill, come with big dividends and make sense for both income fund managers and more aggressive retail investors.
International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) was one of the old-school technology companies that truly needed the COVID-19 pandemic not to bring a deep recession. IBM already had a hard enough...
Apple has been one of the strongest forces in the market over the past decade. Unfortunately, one of the biggest analysts has come out against the stock in a recent report.
Some technology companies have performed well during the instant recession. Others have performed poorly. Nokia was not one of the winners. Not at all.
A new high-end memory chip and a stock market that, with some exceptions, sticks with the stock may carry Micron Technology through this year in good shape.
Shopify offers an interesting perspective on small businesses with regards to their participation in e-commerce, as the economy and businesses in general are forced into this model.
These three leaders in the digital advertising world make sense for aggressive growth accounts looking to add shares of companies that are dominant in a space that will continue to grow in the years...
It goes without saying that the instant recession and massive drop in the stock market caught many investors off guard. After all, it’s not usual in any sort of panic selling to see the Dow, NASDAQ...
Sales of personal computers (desktops, notebooks, and workstations) declined by double digits in the first quarter of the year. The COVID-19 outbreak gets the blame.
The March 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in most of these selected semiconductor stocks decreased.
March was the cruelest month for Box, even though its cloud-based model built around data protection has provided some immunity to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet, two things have turned its prospects...
Apple is extending the closure of its U.S. stores and work-from-home procedures will stay in place until early May due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Looking for investment opportunities in the technology sector makes sense now for more aggressive accounts. One way to temper the risk is to look for established companies that also pay dividends.
When the stock market has been clobbered so hard, investors are hoping to find any good news or positive companies that may be holding up in this COVID-19 battered economy. Shopify, Inc. (NYSE: SHOP)...