For The Better

On this episode of FYI, ARK Analyst Andrew Kim and Associate Portfolio Manager Nicholas Grous engage in a fascinating conversation with Glen Coates, VP of Product at Shopify.

Nvidia is not the only AI stock with considerable potential for driving returns.

Are these beaten-down growth stocks worth the risk?

Don’t panic. Your Social Security paycheck isn’t guaranteed to shrink.

These stocks have more than doubled the return of the index in the first half of 2024.

If the acquisition of Matterport goes through, there’s a lot of upside for investors.

Atlassian, once a great growth stock story, is now up a meager 25% over the past five years.

High yields that could continue growing for the foreseeable future make these stocks no-brainer buys right now.

If the U.S. government bans TikTok, it could be a major blow to Oracle.

On Holding is known for making great running shoes, but it’s apparel that provides the most upside today.

Advanced Micro Devices management shared some fantastic information about the AI market.

These stocks have suffered as the demand for their biggest product — the coronavirus vaccine — waned.

Johnson & Johnson’s business is growing at a decent rate, but there’s still a fair bit of risk surrounding the company.

Taiwan Semiconductor pays just about the highest dividend of the AI-powered growth stocks.

Each company is a leader in its own right and positioned to continue its impressive growth.

Spotify is raising prices again, and if customers don’t push back it will be a great sign for the company.

Nvidia has historically performed better in the second half of the year.

With the shares down, do they represent a value or value trap?

It’s may not be too late to get more out of Social Security.

Nvidia’s popularity could bring near-term uncertainty.