Chip Gear Stocks Rise On Micron's Capex Plans
Applied Materials and Lam Research saw their shares rise after memory-chip maker Micron forecast a sizable increase in capital spending.
Applied Materials and Lam Research saw their shares rise after memory-chip maker Micron forecast a sizable increase in capital spending.
Melius Research projects Nvidia will generate $270 billion in cash over the next three years, potentially setting the stage for huge shareholder returns.
We feature four Singapore stocks that are doling out dividends in July. The post 4 Singapore Stocks Paying Out Dividends in July appeared first on The Smart Investor.
Shares in Tencent, like much of the rest of Chinese tech, have been slammed since Beijing began a crackdown on technology companies in late 2020.
Abercrombie & Fitch’s stock has smoked Nvidia’s in the past year. A strategic makeover under CEO Fran Horowitz is winning fans on Wall Street and Main.
The Fed got another positive signal that inflation is easing after running hotter-than-expected in the first quarter, but the central bank still likely needs more time before cuts can begin in 2024.
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As global markets demonstrate resilience, with the S&P 500 reaching new highs and value stocks showing strength, investors may find opportunities in stocks that appear undervalued relative to their intrinsic worth. In this context, identifying stocks trading below their estimated intrinsic value could be particularly timely, offering potential for appreciation as market conditions evolve.
Presidents often tout the stock market’s performance when it does well on their watch -- and remain quiet when it doesn’t. President Joe Biden did so when the S&P 500 hit a record high earlier this year, and ex-President Donald Trump regularly praised the stock market’s performance when he was in the White House.
He also points out a “killer” issue lingering in America.
An e-commerce behemoth hits a new market capitalisation milestone while a reputable property owner and developer carries a billion-dollar property revamp. The post Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: Amazon, Hongkong Land and Valuetronics appeared first on The Smart Investor.
Nokia's bid to buy U.S. optical networking gear maker Infinera in a $2.3 billion deal puts the Finnish company on track to gain from the billions of dollars in investment pouring into data centres to cater to the rise of artificial intelligence. The deal would help Nokia to leapfrog Ciena and become the second largest vendor in the optical networking market with a 20% share, behind Huawei, which is benefiting from the minimal presence of Western companies in China. Nokia's move will allow the company to sell more equipment to big tech companies such as Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft as they invest billions of dollars in building new data centres to service the artificial intelligence boom.
Investors are watching for a cooling in the Fed-favored PCE print to boost rate-cut hopes as they assess Biden's faltering performance in the Trump debate.
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THE TRADER The stock market has been hitting new highs, but most stocks are struggling. Even news that would usually move them isn’t doing the trick, a sign that equities won’t be an exciting place to invest in a while.
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Savers must act now to protect their wealth from the Government – and a possible incoming Labour administration.
BEIJING (Reuters) -Apple's smartphone shipments in China rose nearly 40% in May from a year earlier, extending a rebound seen in April, data from a research firm affiliated with the Chinese government showed on Friday. Shipments of foreign-branded phones in China increased by 1.425 million in May to 5.028 million units from 3.603 million a year earlier,calculations based on the data from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) showed. Although the data did not explicitly mention Apple, the company is the dominant foreign phone maker in China's smartphone-dominated market.
The venerable soup maker has diversified through dealmaking, but after a pandemic rally, shares have struggled. Now the hope is a high-priced brand from a hot New York restaurant. Plus: Can cruising bail out Disney?