Crovik Media/iStock via Getty Images 2026 is proving to be a tricky market to invest in, though many of us were prepared for volatility with the major indices exiting 2025 at heightened multiples. To maintain gains this year, I continue to advocate for a rotation of our portfolios into small- and mid-cap stocks to reduce our exposure to a possible downward multiples correction in large-cap momentu...
Crovik Media/iStock via Getty Images 2026 is proving to be a tricky market to invest in, though many of us were prepared for volatility with the major indices exiting 2025 at heightened multiples. To maintain gains this year, I continue to advocate for a rotation of our portfolios into small- and mid-cap stocks to reduce our exposure to a possible downward multiples correction in large-cap momentum names. Often, these small-cap stocks are rebound stories, but here, investors are too focused on the risks and not on the cheap valuations that price in these risks. Rekor Systems ( REKR ) is a good example of this. The roadway intelligence software company has seen its share price decline ~25% over the past year, with the stock also down more than 50% relative to peaks above $3 briefly notched in October. Data by YCharts I last wrote a "Buy" rating on Rekor in September, when the stock was trading near $1.80. While I fully acknowledge that this is a position that has required tremendous patience, I also believe that Rekor's upcoming earnings and the fact that the company is beginning to convert large statewide deals into revenue will be a fantastic catalyst for the stock in 2026. I retain my "Buy" rating here. The next major catalyst for Rekor will be its Q4 earnings print (expected in mid- to late February), where the company should also release its expectations for FY26. With expectations already low for the company (Wall Street is only expecting ~21% revenue growth, which is slower than growth in the most recent quarter and may not fully reflect all the company's latest deals), this is a good "Buy" before the earnings cycle. Revenue Begins Accelerating, With the Georgia Deal a Major Catalyst Let's first turn our attention to the recent progress that Rekor has been making. As a reminder for investors who are newer to the stock, the company is mainly a supplier to government (state-level) transportation agencies, giving highway authorities the software to monitor roadwa...
格隆汇1月28日|雪佛龙宣布,任命前美国航空公司董事长兼首席执行官Thomas W. Horton为董事会的独立董事及董事会审计委员会的成员。现年64岁的Horton目前是全球基础设施投资公司Global Infrastructure Partners的合伙人,也是沃尔玛和GE航空航天等公司的董事会成员。
格隆汇1月28日|雪佛龙宣布,任命前美国航空公司董事长兼首席执行官Thomas W. Horton为董事会的独立董事及董事会审计委员会的成员。现年64岁的Horton目前是全球基础设施投资公司Global Infrastructure Partners的合伙人,也是沃尔玛和GE航空航天等公司的董事会成员。
Key Takeaways The memory semiconductor sector is experiencing explosive growth, with industry revenue surging 78% in 2024 to $170 billion, positioning these stocks for exceptional returns before the anticipated 2026 market boom. • AI-driven demand creates unprecedented opportunity: High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) revenue is projected to reach $100 billion by 2028, with companies like Micron and SK Hyn...
Key Takeaways The memory semiconductor sector is experiencing explosive growth, with industry revenue surging 78% in 2024 to $170 billion, positioning these stocks for exceptional returns before the anticipated 2026 market boom. • AI-driven demand creates unprecedented opportunity: High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) revenue is projected to reach $100 billion by 2028, with companies like Micron and SK Hynix already sold out through 2026. • Supply constraints favor pricing power: Memory manufacturers expect supply-constrained markets through 2026, enabling robust profit margins and favorable pricing conditions across the sector. • Diversified exposure maximizes potential: The seven featured stocks—Micron, Lam Research, Samsung, SK Hynix, Western Digital, Intel, and Marvell—offer complementary exposure to different memory ecosystem segments. • Strategic positioning beats timing: Companies with technological leadership in HBM production and AI infrastructure are delivering exceptional returns, with some stocks gaining over 300% in the past year. • 2026 represents inflection point: Industry forecasts predict a "supercycle" with global DRAM revenue surging 51% and NAND rising 45% year-over-year in 2026. The convergence of AI infrastructure buildout, supply constraints, and technological advancement creates a rare investment opportunity where early positioning could yield substantial long-term gains as this multi-year trend unfolds. Memory stocks show incredible momentum right now. The industry's revenue jumped 78% in 2024 to $170 billion. The memory sector should be on your radar if you're searching for the next big investment chance. Memory manufacturers have a bright future ahead through 2026. Micron Technology, a leading computer memory maker, now projects its High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) revenue will reach $100 billion by 2028, up from $35 billion in 2025. The company shows its confidence through a bigger capital spending budget of $20 billion for fiscal 2026 - a 45% jump fro...
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