For The Better

Splunk is making all the right moves, making the stock a buy now and for the long run.

It’s possible, but there’s a key difference that makes it unlikely.

Ulta Beauty could have some good news for investors this week.

The market has seemingly gone back and forth on the stock since it recently reported earnings results.

The broad market sell-off has even impacted some stable dividend-paying stocks.

In a major deal, Intel plans to acquire Tower Semiconductor, a company that creates specialized semiconductor chips.

Charging $450,000 per ticket sounds like a lot — but it might not be enough to let Virgin Galactic break even.

A proposal to spend $24 billion a year building new ships — both with crews and without — could mean new revenue streams for military shipbuilders.

Sometimes they present new opportunities.

Applied Materials makes the equipment to manufacture semiconductors.

It might not happen as fast as you’d think.

Linde has consistently generated incredible returns.

You may be surprised to find out which one of these chip giants is a better buy.

In the latest quarter, Nvidia’s revenue hit a record $7.64 billion, up 53% year over year.

Bloom Energy is now reaching scale and about to turn a profit.

There is such a thing as earning the right to claim benefits whenever you want to.

The cost per kilowatt hour is coming down very rapidly.

It then would become the world’s third-biggest crypto player.

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All of these stocks also offer pretty good growth prospects.