Key Points Credo powers AI data center connectivity, solving critical GPU communication bottlenecks. The company is positioned to take advantage of an 800-gigabyte to 1.6-terabyte upgrade cycle with strong product momentum. 10 stocks we like better than Credo Technology Group › Most investors with $1,000 available to buy stocks are chasing artificial intelligence (AI) exposure for their portfolios, and keep following the same handful of names. It's an understandable plan of action. It's the comfortable thing to do. But the next 10-bagger isn't likely to come from a company everyone already owns. You need to take the chase off the beaten path if you want strong, long-term returns. I've been exploring the path that focuses on the connectivity layer of AI infrastructure, and the company I keep coming back to here is Credo Technology Group (NASDAQ: CRDO). Most people have probably never heard of Credo until this month, which is exactly why it might have 10-bagger potential. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » On Tuesday, March 3, shares of Credo dropped sharply after earnings. The stock fell by more than 15% following the report's release, even as the company unveiled a slate of new products aimed directly at AI data center networks. Those announcements included Cardinal, a low-power 1.6T optical DSP built for massive-scale AI infrastructure; Robin, an 800G optical DSP for next-gen AI workloads; and a new line of 800G ZeroFlap optical transceivers. Credo makes high-speed interconnects that let the all-important graphics processing units (GPUs), which are the basis of most data centers, communicate between servers. Specifically, its Active Electrical Cables (AECs) and optical transceivers handle data movement at speeds up to 1.6 terabits per second. This is the kind of throughput that Nvidi...

Key Points Coca-Cola’s Middle East business could struggle with slower demand and higher prices. But it should overcome those challenges and remain a resilient safe-haven stock. 10 stocks we like better than Coca-Cola › Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), the world's largest beverage maker, is often considered an evergreen stock. Over the past few decades, it's expanded its portfolio to include more brands of fruit juices, teas, bottled water, sports drinks, energy drinks, coffee, and even alcoholic beverages to offset declining soda consumption rates. It's also refreshed its sodas with new flavors, healthier versions, and smaller serving sizes to reach more consumers. Coca-Cola only sells syrups and concentrates for those drinks, while its independent bottling partners actually produce and sell the finished products. That capital-light model enables the company to generate ample cash to pay consistent dividends. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Coca-Cola has raised its dividend annually for 63 consecutive years, making it a Dividend King that has increased its payout for at least 50 years in a row. That streak indicates it can keep growing even as recessions, wars, and other macro headwinds rattle the global economy. So is Coca-Cola still a safe stock to own even as the Iran War intensifies and disrupts its shipments through the Strait of Hormuz? Let's review the three ways the crisis could affect Coca-Cola -- and if they'll make it a less appealing investment. 1. Its production costs will rise About a fifth of the global oil supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz. The Iran War is throttling those deliveries and driving up oil prices worldwide, which in turn are raising manufacturing, packaging, and transportation costs for Coca-Cola and its bottling partners. Coca-Cola's supply chain won't ...

There are three changes for Chelsea. Malo Gusto , Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia come in for Trevor Chalobah, who is injured, Malang Sarr and Andrey Santos. It’s only Lavia’s second Premier League start this season. David Moyes makes one change to the Everton side that played well in defeat at the Emirates a week ago: Joey O’Brien replaces Tim Iroegbunam, with James Garner moving into midfield. Hello and welcome to live coverage of Everton v Chelsea at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Chelsea urgently need to get back on a horse, any horse: they’ve taken only five points from the last five Premier League games and were eviscerated by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. Everton continue to overachieve quietly – as they have all season, as David Moyes has for most of his career – and are aiming to win back-to-back Premier League games at their new stadium for the first time. They’re already in with a chance of European football next season; if they win tonight, they’ll be in with a shout of a Champions League place. Kick off 5.30pm.

If Khadija Shaw is on your team, you have a very good chance of winning. She's that good, her Manchester City team-mate Sam Coffey felt like she was "watching a video game" with Shaw the star of the show. "I said earlier that I feel like I'm playing Fifa. You can score three goals like that in 20 minutes?" the bewildered US international said after their emphatic 5-2 win over Spurs. It was actually three goals in 13 minutes - the fastest hat-trick in Women's Super League history - and City fans are so desperate to keep Shaw at the club that, each time she scored, they chanted "sign her up" on repeat. The Jamaica international's contract is due to expire in the summer and, while City have held positive discussions over a renewal, the wait is agonising for supporters. Will she sign a new deal? Manager Andree Jeglertz says he "hopes so" but for now, he is enjoying working with her and it's easy to see why. "She is a very important player. Hopefully [she will sign], but we will see," said Jeglertz. "We talk about the goals but you can also see how she's defending, how she's pressing and setting up other players. "That shows something about her that she has developed since the beginning of the season and what she wants to bring to the team. It's not just scoring."

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Key Points At the end of 2024, Archer Aviation said it would produce up to 10 of its Midnight aircraft in 2025. The company hasn't updated its production numbers, suggesting that it fell far short of that goal. 10 stocks we like better than Archer Aviation › Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) is building a business around a small, vertical-lift aircraft that can be used as an air taxi. It is an exciting development in the aerospace industry because it would open up a whole new type of travel. However, Archer Aviation's lofty production goals seem to have fallen by the wayside, highlighting key headwinds the company faces. Here are some things you need to consider about the aerospace start-up. Archer Aviation made a bold production projection In the first quarter of 2024, Archer Aviation stated that it intended to build six of its Midnight aircraft. There was no date attached to the goal. At the end of 2024, the company increased that target, stating that it would produce "up to 10" midnight aircraft in 2025. In the middle of 2025 the company stated that it was concurrently working on six of its aircraft. By the end of 2025, Archer Aviation didn't mention the number of aircraft it had completed, though it had delivered at least one Midnight to Abu Dhabi for testing and potentially added a second to its "fleet." Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Basically, Archer Aviation set a target and then stopped talking about that target. This hints strongly that the company didn't produce as many of its Midnight aircraft as planned. That's not good, but it also isn't surprising. The aerospace industry is technically complex, capital-intensive, and highly regulated. Three big headwinds for Archer Those are actually the three biggest headwinds Archer faces as the start-up looks to break into the aerospa...

Key Points Most ETF investors want to maximize returns. However, for those seeking income from their portfolios, sometimes giving up some performance in exchange for cash payments and less volatility can be a good tradeoff. This Vanguard ETF hasn't kept up with the S&P 500 but has still delivered strong returns. 10 stocks we like better than Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF › For those looking to invest in exchange-traded funds, the sheer number of different choices can be intimidating. For the most part, investors choose ETFs based on which fund is most likely to deliver the best returns. But because there are so many different categories of ETFs to choose from, investors who have a particular goal in mind might sometimes pick funds that don't maximize total return but instead have other attractive features. Dividend investing is a good case in point. Investors who emphasize stocks that can generate income that they pay out to shareholders through dividends aren't always looking for the top-growth candidate. Instead, a history of reliable business performance that supports predictable payouts to investors can be the most attractive attribute for such a stock. The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (NYSEMKT: VIG) seeks to identify the best such dividend stocks, and in this second in a three-part series of articles on the Vanguard ETF for the Voyager Portfolio, you'll learn more about how the fund has performed strongly even though it hasn't been able to keep up with broader indexes like the S&P 500. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » A smoother ride When you look at the returns of the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF and compare them to broader market indexes, a pattern emerges. The ETF's relative performance has been substandard during extremely strong years for the market. For i...

When Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took the stage for his annual GTC keynote on Monday, the $4-trillion-dollar company’s stock started to drop. Wall Street investors, it seems, were unmoved by the leather jacket-clad founder’s bullish 2.5-hour speech. Instead, they placed more weight on AI’s uncertain future and fears of a bubble. The nervousness felt by Wall Street couldn’t be more different than the buzzy atmosphere in Silicon Valley, where confidence, not uncertainty abounds. Huang talked for more than two hours about the company’s latest innovations, from new video game graphics tech and updated networking infrastructure to autonomous vehicle deals and a new chip designed with Groq to accelerate AI inference in the Vera Rubin system. He also threw out some eye-watering numbers about Nvidia’s business and beyond. Huang called the AI agent ecosystem a $35 trillion market and the physical AI and robotics industry a $50 trillion market. Huang also said he expects to see $1 trillion worth of purchase orders for the company’s Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips — just two of Nvidia’s many products — by the end of 2027. Shouldn’t that make investors excited? It’s not surprising that they aren’t, Futurum CEO Daniel Neuman told TechCrunch. A great new uncertainty “[AI] is so good, so transformational, and moving so fast that we don’t actually understand what it’s going to mean for all the things that are the societal constructs that we’ve come to understand,” Neuman said. “The markets hate uncertainty. The speed of innovation has actually created a great new uncertainty that I think most people never expected.” Some of that uncertainty comes from misleading information coming out of the market, Neuman said, who added that headlines about low enterprise adoption of AI aren’t painting the full picture — at least, based on conversations he’s having. Techcrunch event Disrupt 2026: The tech ecosystem, all in one room Your next round. Your next hire. Your next breakout opportunity. Find ...

When Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took the stage for his annual GTC keynote on Monday, the $4-trillion-dollar company’s stock started to drop. Wall Street investors, it seems, were unmoved by the leather jacket-clad founder’s bullish 2.5-hour speech. Instead, they placed more weight on AI’s uncertain future and fears of a bubble. The nervousness felt by Wall Street couldn’t be more different than the buzzy atmosphere in Silicon Valley, where confidence, not uncertainty abounds. Huang talked for more than two hours about the company’s latest innovations, from new video game graphics tech and updated networking infrastructure to autonomous vehicle deals and a new chip designed with Groq to accelerate AI inference in the Vera Rubin system. He also threw out some eye-watering numbers about Nvidia’s business and beyond. Huang called the AI agent ecosystem a $35 trillion market and the physical AI and robotics industry a $50 trillion market. Huang also said he expects to see $1 trillion worth of purchase orders for the company’s Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips — just two of Nvidia’s many products — by the end of 2027. Shouldn’t that make investors excited? It’s not surprising that they aren’t, Futurum CEO Daniel Neuman told TechCrunch. A great new uncertainty “[AI] is so good, so transformational, and moving so fast that we don’t actually understand what it’s going to mean for all the things that are the societal constructs that we’ve come to understand,” Neuman said. “The markets hate uncertainty. The speed of innovation has actually created a great new uncertainty that I think most people never expected.” Some of that uncertainty comes from misleading information coming out of the market, Neuman said, who added that headlines about low enterprise adoption of AI aren’t painting the full picture — at least, based on conversations he’s having. “Enterprise AI adoption is going to hit inflection and scale very quickly,” Neuman said. “I actually think it’s happening. When you say i...

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sshepard Two physicians with somewhat contrasting views on vaccines are among the potential candidates the Trump administration is considering as its pick to lead the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Bloomberg News reported. The government has shortlisted its nominees, including Joseph Marine, a cardiologist at Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Ernie Fletcher, a family physician and former governor of Kentucky, among its candidates for the post. The position fell vacant for the third time since President Donald Trump returned to office, as Jim O'Neil, the former acting director of the CDC, left the agency in February, and Jay Bhattacharya, the director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), replaced him. According to Bloomberg, Fletcher hasn’t made many public remarks on vaccination, and in 2021, the ex-Air Force combat pilot even joined five other former Kentucky governors to receive a COVID-19 shot. However, Marine has cast doubts about the need for repeated COVID-19 shots in his Substack newsletter Sensible Medicine, which was run with input from Vinay Prasad, the head of the FDA’s vaccines unit, who is set to leave the agency in April. Leading vaccine makers: Pfizer ( PFE ), AstraZeneca ( AZN ), Merck ( MRK ), GSK ( GSK ), Sanofi ( SNY ) ( SNYNF ), Moderna ( MRNA ), BioNTech ( BNTX ), and Novavax ( NVAX ) More on Pfizer, Moderna, etc. Pfizer: I'm Still Expecting A Massive Rebound Expect Pfizer To Comeback: Take The Dividend While Waiting For Capital Appreciation Pfizer: Cheap For A Reason Pfizer tells shareholders to reject mini-tender offer Pfizer posts late-stage trial win for Talzenna plus Xtandi in new prostate cancer indication

Most investors with $1,000 available to buy stocks are chasing artificial intelligence (AI) exposure for their portfolios, and keep following the same handful of names. It's an understandable plan of action. It's the comfortable thing to do. But the next 10-bagger isn't likely to come from a company everyone already owns. You need to take the chase off the beaten path if you want strong, long-term returns. I've been exploring the path that focuses on the connectivity layer of AI infrastructure, and the company I keep coming back to here is Credo Technology Group (CRDO 3.39%). Most people have probably never heard of Credo until this month, which is exactly why it might have 10-bagger potential. On Tuesday, March 3, shares of Credo dropped sharply after earnings. The stock fell by more than 15% following the report's release, even as the company unveiled a slate of new products aimed directly at AI data center networks. Those announcements included Cardinal, a low-power 1.6T optical DSP built for massive-scale AI infrastructure; Robin, an 800G optical DSP for next-gen AI workloads; and a new line of 800G ZeroFlap optical transceivers. Credo makes high-speed interconnects that let the all-important graphics processing units (GPUs), which are the basis of most data centers, communicate between servers. Specifically, its Active Electrical Cables (AECs) and optical transceivers handle data movement at speeds up to 1.6 terabits per second. This is the kind of throughput that Nvidia's Vera Rubin and Blackwell semiconductor platforms demand. When you hear about AI clusters scaling from 10,000 GPUs to 100,000 or more, the bottleneck isn't the chips. It's the plumbing between them. Credo builds that plumbing. The recent financials back this up. This latest quarter, Credo reported fiscal 2026 Q3 revenue of $407 million (up 202% year over year) and EPS of $1.07 -- beating consensus analyst estimates on both metrics by significant amounts. Expand NASDAQ : CRDO Credo Technology G...

Key Points Palantir Technologies has seen its revenue surge since the introduction of its AI Platform. Sandisk is benefiting from surging flash memory prices. 10 stocks we like better than Palantir Technologies › While the market has pulled back from its all-time highs in 2026 over concerns about the broader economy, not all stocks have gotten the memo. In the tech sector, there are at least two artificial intelligence (AI) stocks still trading near their highs. Let's take a closer look at these two stocks that apparently didn't get the memo to pull back in this uncertain economy. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » 1. Palantir Technologies Given its role in the defense and intelligence segments of the U.S. government, perhaps it should be no surprise that the stock of Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has rallied to trade near all-time highs, given the current U.S. conflict with Iran. The U.S. government is the company's largest customer, and Palantir is arguably its most important vendor in helping modernize its systems. However, Palantir is far more than just a government defense contractor. The company's largest area of growth has come from the U.S. commercial sector, as its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) has become one of the most important layers in implementing AI. Its platform is able to gather data from a variety of sources and then organize it into an ontology, which it then links to physical assets and workflow processes. This gives AI models the clean, structured data that they need to help avoid costly hallucinations (data that is inaccurate or doesn't make sense), in essence making Palantir's platform an AI operating system. AIP can be used across industries to help customers solve a wealth of problems, which has led the company to see accelerating revenue grow...

Key Points Palantir Technologies has seen its revenue surge since the introduction of its AI Platform. Sandisk is benefiting from surging flash memory prices. 10 stocks we like better than Palantir Technologies › While the market has pulled back from its all-time highs in 2026 over concerns about the broader economy, not all stocks have gotten the memo. In the tech sector, there are at least two artificial intelligence (AI) stocks still trading near their highs. Let's take a closer look at these two stocks that apparently didn't get the memo to pull back in this uncertain economy. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » 1. Palantir Technologies Given its role in the defense and intelligence segments of the U.S. government, perhaps it should be no surprise that the stock of Palantir Technologies(NASDAQ: PLTR) has rallied to trade near all-time highs, given the current U.S. conflict with Iran. The U.S. government is the company's largest customer, and Palantir is arguably its most important vendor in helping modernize its systems. However, Palantir is far more than just a government defense contractor. The company's largest area of growth has come from the U.S. commercial sector, as its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) has become one of the most important layers in implementing AI. Its platform is able to gather data from a variety of sources and then organize it into an ontology, which it then links to physical assets and workflow processes. This gives AI models the clean, structured data that they need to help avoid costly hallucinations (data that is inaccurate or doesn't make sense), in essence making Palantir's platform an AI operating system. AIP can be used across industries to help customers solve a wealth of problems, which has led the company to see accelerating revenue growt...

Coca-Cola (KO 1.06%), the world's largest beverage maker, is often considered an evergreen stock. Over the past few decades, it's expanded its portfolio to include more brands of fruit juices, teas, bottled water, sports drinks, energy drinks, coffee, and even alcoholic beverages to offset declining soda consumption rates. It's also refreshed its sodas with new flavors, healthier versions, and smaller serving sizes to reach more consumers. Coca-Cola only sells syrups and concentrates for those drinks, while its independent bottling partners actually produce and sell the finished products. That capital-light model enables the company to generate ample cash to pay consistent dividends. Coca-Cola has raised its dividend annually for 63 consecutive years, making it a Dividend King that has increased its payout for at least 50 years in a row. That streak indicates it can keep growing even as recessions, wars, and other macro headwinds rattle the global economy. So is Coca-Cola still a safe stock to own even as the Iran War intensifies and disrupts its shipments through the Strait of Hormuz? Let's review the three ways the crisis could affect Coca-Cola -- and if they'll make it a less appealing investment. Expand NYSE : KO Coca-Cola Today's Change ( -1.06 %) $ -0.80 Current Price $ 74.75 Key Data Points Market Cap $321B Day's Range $ 74.39 - $ 76.05 52wk Range $ 65.35 - $ 82.00 Volume 33M Avg Vol 18M Gross Margin 61.75 % Dividend Yield 2.76 % 1. Its production costs will rise About a fifth of the global oil supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz. The Iran War is throttling those deliveries and driving up oil prices worldwide, which in turn are raising manufacturing, packaging, and transportation costs for Coca-Cola and its bottling partners. Coca-Cola's supply chain won't be directly affected by the crisis, since its sugar, water, and other ingredients are sourced locally rather than imported. But those higher manufacturing and logistics costs could force its bottling...

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The Pentagon plans wider use of Palantir's Maven military system. Technical ratings for Palantir stock have improved amid the U.S.-Iran war.

Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) is building a business around a small, vertical-lift aircraft that can be used as an air taxi. It is an exciting development in the aerospace industry because it would open up a whole new type of travel. However, Archer Aviation's lofty production goals seem to have fallen by the wayside, highlighting key headwinds the company faces. Here are some things you need to consider about the aerospace start-up. In the first quarter of 2024, Archer Aviation stated that it intended to build six of its Midnight aircraft. There was no date attached to the goal. At the end of 2024, the company increased that target, stating that it would produce "up to 10" midnight aircraft in 2025. In the middle of 2025 the company stated that it was concurrently working on six of its aircraft. By the end of 2025, Archer Aviation didn't mention the number of aircraft it had completed, though it had delivered at least one Midnight to Abu Dhabi for testing and potentially added a second to its "fleet." Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading

US Removes Sanctions On Iranian Oil Stranded At Sea To Boost Overall Supply On Thursday, Scott Bessent told Fox News that the US is considering unsanctioning Iranian oil, thereby making the 140 million barrels stuck on Iranian tankers, available to any buyer in the world and not just China, to ease the supply-chain bottlenecks that emerged after the Strait of Hormuz was blocked. In doing so, another formerly sanctioned US nemesis would be allowed free access to global markets, after Russia received a similar "temporary" permit a week earlier. "In the coming days we may unsanction Iranian oil that's on the water, about 140 million barrels," he said on Fox Business, adding that "In essence, we will be using the Iranian barrels against the Iranians to keep the price down for the next 10 or 14 days, as we continue this campaign." 🚨 WOW! Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just announced plans to use Iran's own oil AGAINST THEM The strategy: un-sanction 140 million Iranian barrels already on the water, and UNLEASH 10-14 days of supply "We'd be using the Iranian barrels AGAINST the Iranians to keep the price… pic.twitter.com/zY84IDzTJ4 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 19, 2026 Just one day later, the idea moved from concept to reality when late on Friday, the US Treasury announced it had eased oil sanctions on Iran, including permitting the sale of Iranian crude and refined products into the United States, when it issued a general license for energy that’s already on vessels as of Friday, with such purchases authorized through April 19 . The measure follows similar moves for Russian oil on the water in a bid to ease an unprecedented fuel supply crunch caused by the war. BREAKING: US Treasury eases oil sanctions on Iran, including permiting the sale of Iranian crude and refined products into the United States. Scott Bessent calls it a "narrowly tailored, short-term authorization permitting the sale of Iranian oil currently stranded at sea." pic.twitter.com/ANNjqpSHm9 — Javier ...

Those who did not sign were barred from daily access to the building. After most major media outlets declined to sign, the Pentagon press corps became primarily conservative media outlets, like the One America News Network, that had agreed to sign.

For those looking to invest in exchange-traded funds , the sheer number of different choices can be intimidating. For the most part, investors choose ETFs based on which fund is most likely to deliver the best returns. But because there are so many different categories of ETFs to choose from, investors who have a particular goal in mind might sometimes pick funds that don't maximize total return but instead have other attractive features. Dividend investing is a good case in point. Investors who emphasize stocks that can generate income that they pay out to shareholders through dividends aren't always looking for the top-growth candidate. Instead, a history of reliable business performance that supports predictable payouts to investors can be the most attractive attribute for such a stock. The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (NYSEMKT: VIG) seeks to identify the best such dividend stocks , and in this second in a three-part series of articles on the Vanguard ETF for the Voyager Portfolio , you'll learn more about how the fund has performed strongly even though it hasn't been able to keep up with broader indexes like the S&P 500. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading

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