Why Sea Stock Spiked Higher Today
Two analysts think this stock could rocket higher by another 16%.
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Two analysts think this stock could rocket higher by another 16%.
Alibaba’s earnings growth has slowed considerably.
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Fresh off receiving U.S. CHIPS Act funding for a small manufacturing expansion, Microchip just announced a couple of AI and auto acquisitions.
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Shares of the software giant have been suspiciously weak for the past few days. That’s a subtle hint of short-term trouble.