Mixed earnings and a costly ESPN blackout have DIS under pressure — a truce with YouTube TV, amplified by the FuboTV–Hulu Live TV merger, could be the near-term catalyst investors want.
These three infrastructure-focused stocks — Qualcomm, Vertiv and Nextpower — are positioned to benefit as AI ramps up demand for compute, data‐center capacity and clean power. With bullish Power Gauge ratings, they offer potential entry points away from overheated headline names.
Forget the Nvidia hype — these three overlooked companies are quietly using AI to streamline operations, sharpen ad targeting and power industrial IoT, creating durable growth investors may be missing.
Accelerated DOE licensing, rising analyst coverage and institutional buying have OKLO positioned to start revenue within 6–12 months. Strong upside looks likely — but potential dilution means volatility will persist.
Strong earnings, analyst upgrades and resilient AWS and ad growth make Amazon a smart bargain pick if markets pull back.
Three stocks plunged more than 10% after earnings — yet analysts raised price targets, implying as much as ~50% upside for names like Allegro, eBay and Impinj. Here’s why Wall Street’s bullish updates could signal a buying opportunity after the selloffs.
Q3 beats — 68% revenue growth and widening margins — sparked across‐the‐board target upgrades. Analysts now see roughly 20–22% upside as AppLovin’s self‐service rollout and e‐commerce push gain momentum.
