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Semiconductors’ prominent role in advancing various applications across different sectors is well-known, but the demand for powerful chips is expected to skyrocket to power AI and other new-age technologies. Given this backdrop, investors could consider buying quality semiconductor stocks such as Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Micron Technology (MU), and NVIDIA…

Nvidia has started trading on a split-adjusted basis as of today. After the breathtaking rally over the last year, which propelled NVDA into the ranks of $3 trillion companies, there are multiple risks that investors should watch out for.

Despite facing tough competition, the tech hardware and chip industries show promise thanks to AI adoption, automation, and growing demand for smart products and services in today's tech era. Let's analyze Apple (AAPL) and NVIDIA (NVDA) to see which stock offers better AI growth potential in June. Keep reading.

Amid the unstoppable AI boom, Nvidia stock remains Wall Street’s top pick, offering the best growth and innovation potential.

Despite Advanced Micro Devices underperforming the broader technology sector, Wall Street analysts remain bullish on the stock's future.

Today there is unusual activity in NVDA put options ahead of the 10-for-1 stock split which goes into effect after June 7. This highlights the fact that trading puts and calls will be easier to do for most investors.

NVIDIA has comprehensively outperformed the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and analysts remain optimistic about the stock's prospects due to its strong guidance for the second quarter and the introduction of new, more powerful GPUs, the H200 and B100.

While Nvidia is the preeminent AI play, Apple is also playing catchup after seemingly losing out in round one. Is Apple a better AI stock to buy now after its recent underperformance?

The tech industry is witnessing steady growth amid widespread digitization and the growing popularity of advanced technologies. In such a scenario, let’s evaluate the growth potentials of two key players in this space, NVIDIA (NVDA) and Adobe (ADBE). Read on….

Today a large and unusual volume of Nvidia call options traded for a four-month out expiration period. This shows the incredible investor bullish sentiment in NVDA stock, given the high price of the calls.

Nvidia's dividend hasn't kept pace with its earnings growth, and after accounting for the steep rise in its share price, the company's dividend yield is a mere 0.038%. Should NVDA consider a special dividend in 2024 to reward shareholders?