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The reasons Buffett loves it are the same reasons the market is loving it right now.

SpaceX just told the world it will build its AI infrastructure exclusively on Nvidia chips, yet AMD quietly poured more than half a billion dollars into Elon Musk's company anyway. The reason has nothing to do with GPU contracts, and everything to do with where SpaceX is actually headed.

They may be young, but many of them are off to a solid start. Even if you're not keeping pace, however, there's plenty of time to do something about it.

Shares of the social media company jumped double digits on the news. Decades of research say the pop is usually the whole prize.

The CEO of SpaceX is never shy about making projections.

Social media turned sharply bearish on memory stocks like SanDisk and Micron last weekend, and some analysts were calling time on the sector. Then something happened that flipped the entire trade on its head.

Nvidia just moved beyond selling processors and seized control of the invisible infrastructure that every AI cluster depends on, and the companies supplying that buildout are already reporting explosive growth.

SpaceX and Micron each have unique characteristics.

Jensen Huang just structured a $500 billion compute fund with a design that one Wall Street CEO compared to the invention of mortgage-backed securities, and that reference alone should make every AI investor stop and think carefully about what comes next.

Larry Fink sees oil potentially collapsing to $40 a barrel, and that geopolitical shift could trigger a massive rotation in the stock market. One tech giant is already positioned to absorb that capital, and its valuation tells a story Wall Street has quietly overlooked.

The rapid growth days of each company are probably over, but each stock remains an excellent choice for income investors.

MSTY promised triple-digit yields and delivered a 68% price collapse instead, but a covered-call fund built on 50 blue chips has been quietly printing gains while sending monthly cash. The structure is nearly identical, so why have the outcomes been so radically different?

Warren Buffett bought a whopping $77.8 billion worth of this stock between 2018 and 2024, and it isn't Apple.

Investors looking to make the most of the AI-driven chip boom will do well to take a closer look at this foundry giant before it doubles over the next three years.

Nvidia cut a check for an AI startup and woke up owning a massive stake in Elon Musk's rocket empire. The chain of events that turned a chip deal into one of the most unusual positions on any tech company's balance sheet raises a question shareholders probably never thought to ask.

Nvidia would need to rise more than 30% in a handful of months to accomplish this goal.

Middleby stock looks like a good buy after a big spin-off.

The leading AI systems of the next decade may be developed by private companies.

Half a trillion dollars in AI infrastructure spending looks like a Wall Street windfall, but the hidden costs are landing somewhere else entirely, and most Americans have no idea they are already on the hook.

AI-driven efficiencies are an underappreciated catalyst for the fintech company.

The digital bank just topped $1 billion in quarterly profit for the first time. So where does growth come from when most of a country already banks with you?

Everything depends on creating long-term shareholder value.

Tencent Music served up solid Q2 results, but that wasn't enough for investors.

A 2015 check cut for $900 million in SpaceX’s series F round has grown about 100x to $94 billion.

The end of 2026 could be a wild ride for investors.

Jensen Huang dropped four words at GTC 2026 that could expand NVIDIA's addressable market far beyond AI chips, and the company is already building the product stack to back up that claim.

Three out of the five top stocks should more than double annual earnings. Nvidia is seen nearly doubling earnings this year.

These companies have different business models, but share strong AI tailwinds.

Tom Gardner talks with CEO Michael Miebach on security, stablecoins, and agentic commerce.