NVIDIA Corp (NVDA)

Cabinet manufacturing company American Woodmark (NASDAQ:AMWD) will be reporting earnings this Tuesday before the bell. Here’s what to expect.

US stock futures are down marginally on Sunday evening following Fed Chair Jerome Powell's dovish comments on Friday, during the Federal Reserve's annual Jackson Hole symposium, where he hinted at a potential rate cut in September.

Nvidia is showcasing startups using its AI chips and robotics software to power humanoid robots, delivery bots, cleaning machines, and farming equipment, highlighting its growing influence in physical automation as it heads into a closely watched earnings report.

Shares of Nvidia are hovering near all-time highs.

The Ten Titans already make up 38% of the S&P 500, but their share could grow if companies keep delivering on investor expectations.

The stock's rebound might only be getting started.

The AI chipmaker is scheduled to report results later this week. Can the stock continue its historic climb?

The artificial intelligence (AI) megatrend has benefited myriad businesses, but only one may be truly capable of creating generational wealth for investors.

These tech companies aren't chasing trends -- they're shaping them.

Nvidia asked some of its component suppliers, including Samsung and Amkor, to stop production related to its H20 AI chip after Chinese officials urged local firms to avoid using it. Meanwhile, Meta froze its recent AI hiring spree.

The Ten Titans have rewarded S&P 500 investors, but they came with higher potential risk and volatility.

Growth stocks are dominating the S&P 500, pushing the index's dividend yield to a 25-year low.

Nvidia has trounced the market for the past three years. Adobe could do even better over the next three.

These five companies have a lot of growth potential -- and some have posted incredible returns in recent years.

Chasing highfliers gets old fast. Here's a calmer AI strategy built on cash flow and dividends.

Massive growth stocks are driving the performance of the S&P 500, for better or for worse.

The most important catalyst for the stock and crypto market this week will be the Nvidia earnings on Wednesday.

The past week has been a rollercoaster ride in the tech world. From President Donald Trump's controversial stake in Intel Corporation to Beijing's backlash against Nvidia Corporation and Mark Zuckerberg's AI restructuring at Meta Platforms, the tech industry has been buzzing with activity. Let's dive into the details.

The rise of artificial intelligence has led to truly remarkable gains for the company.

Powell's dovish Jackson Hole tone, mixed WMT/TGT/TJX earnings, and an AI hangover led by PLTR's slide gave way to a late-week risk rally.

Nvidia ​​​has instructed key suppliers to suspend China-specific H20 AI chip production. The directive comes after Beijing has pressured local companies to avoid using the H-20s for security concerns.

IonQ has taken some pages out of Nvidia's winning playbook.

These companies have exposure to exciting growth industries, including artificial intelligence (AI).

Volatility isn't fun, but it's normal. Buying the dip on high-quality stocks often works out well in the long run.

Michael Burry gained recognition in the investing community by placing bets against the housing market before the Great Recession.