Alphabet (GOOGL) fell 7% this week after a legal ruling, but Wells Fargo raised its price target to $397, citing AI chips and Wiz acquisition as catalysts.
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Wedbush maintains $350 target on Apple (AAPL), citing 38% upside potential driven by iPhone Fold launch, AI-powered Siri upgrades, and robust 2026 roadmap.
Jim Cramer analyzes Nvidia (NVDA) stock amid Iran conflict concerns. Wells Fargo sees potential upside beyond the company’s $1T data center revenue target.
Five growth stocks including Cloudflare (NET), MercadoLibre (MELI), and Nu Holdings (NU) could be undervalued based on evolving business models and earnings.
Meta (META) stock dropped 8% after court losses. The company increased its El Paso AI data center investment from $1.5B to $10B—a sixfold jump.
Amazon (AMZN) stock dropped 2% after Gadi Hutt, a director at Annapurna Labs, left the company—the second senior AI chip executive to depart in seven months.
Anthropic’s Claude Mythos AI model was exposed through a data breach, revealing advanced cyber capabilities and the company’s October 2026 IPO plans.
Nvidia (NVDA) now trades at a 19.7x forward P/E, below the S&P 500’s 20.3x—the first discount in 13 years. What this means for investors.
Revolution Medicines (RVMD) sees executive sell $3.5M in stock amid analyst upgrades to strong-buy and surging institutional ownership at 94%.
Argan (AGX) stock rallied 10% after Q4 EPS of $3.47 beat estimates by $1.34. Backlog hit $2.9B and FY27 guidance exceeded Wall Street expectations.
Tesla (TSLA) stock drops 3.59% as climbing gas prices fail to revive EV demand. Q1 U.S. electric vehicle sales projected down 28% year-over-year.
Dollar General (DG) fell 5.8% after announcing Jerry Fleeman as CEO despite 3% same-store sales growth and 12% EPS increase. Analysts remain optimistic.
Rubrik (RBRK) reached a 52-week low of $46 following CFO’s $5.9M stock sale, despite strong Q4 earnings and analyst buy ratings averaging $89.10.
Gold rallied then pulled back Friday as Trump extended the Iran deadline to April 6. Prices remain down 15% since the war started amid rising oil and rates.
Salesforce (CRM) has dropped 30% in 2026. Board directors purchased shares in March as the company reported strong Q4 earnings and unveiled a $25B buyback plan.