Wolfspeed stock was surging on Wednesday after Citrini Research—best known for its viral blog posts about AI wrecking the economy and the Strait of Hormuz—recommended the power-chip maker. Fellow power chip stock Navitas Semiconductor rose 3.6%, while Vicor slid 0.9% and Monolithic Power Systems was up 1.8%. Citrini analysts published a memo on semiconductors on Tuesday, highlighting Wolfspeed as ...
Wolfspeed stock was surging on Wednesday after Citrini Research—best known for its viral blog posts about AI wrecking the economy and the Strait of Hormuz—recommended the power-chip maker. Fellow power chip stock Navitas Semiconductor rose 3.6%, while Vicor slid 0.9% and Monolithic Power Systems was up 1.8%. Citrini analysts published a memo on semiconductors on Tuesday, highlighting Wolfspeed as a stock that can benefit from the AI boom.
The market has rallied from its end-of-March lows to new heights, but there are still several stocks that I think represent excellent buying opportunities. These three stocks in particular may have rallied over the past few days, but on a valuation basis, when you look at where they are trading at now compared to where they have traded historically, and where they could be by 2027, it's clear they...
The market has rallied from its end-of-March lows to new heights, but there are still several stocks that I think represent excellent buying opportunities. These three stocks in particular may have rallied over the past few days, but on a valuation basis, when you look at where they are trading at now compared to where they have traded historically, and where they could be by 2027, it's clear they're still positioned for some strong upside. Image source: Getty Images. Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has had a strong few months and is back above a $5 trillion market cap, trading near its all-time high. So how is it still a good buy? Well, not all of its success has been priced in yet. Nvidia's shareholders are well aware of this pattern. Usually, the stock flounders during the first half of the year, then rallies in the middle. The stock appears to be doing just that, and I wouldn't be surprised if it can rise to forward earnings levels in the mid-30s by the end of summer. Continue reading
Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) stock just received its second analyst price target raise in the same week. Susquehanna analyst Charles Minervino lifted his price target on Plug Power to $3.75 from $2.75, keeping a Neutral rating following the company’s first-quarter results. The revision tracks a sharp improvement in Plug Power’s underlying economics under Project Quantum Leap, ... Susquehanna Hikes Plu...
Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) stock just received its second analyst price target raise in the same week. Susquehanna analyst Charles Minervino lifted his price target on Plug Power to $3.75 from $2.75, keeping a Neutral rating following the company’s first-quarter results. The revision tracks a sharp improvement in Plug Power’s underlying economics under Project Quantum Leap, ... Susquehanna Hikes Plug Power Price Target to $3.75 as Project Quantum Leap Shows Progress
Is SOUN still a strong AI play after its Q1 selloff, despite 52% revenue growth, and can OASYS and the LivePerson deal outweigh margin pressure and valuation concerns?
Is SOUN still a strong AI play after its Q1 selloff, despite 52% revenue growth, and can OASYS and the LivePerson deal outweigh margin pressure and valuation concerns?
Trading volume on Polymarket has declined for the first time in eight months, a setback that comes as its founder acknowledges missteps and its chief rival Kalshi Inc. continues to grow. Monthly notional trading volume on Polymarket’s offshore exchange and US app slipped by roughly 9% to $10.3 billion in April, according to user-compiled data on Dune Analytics. Kalshi’s volume rose 13% to $14.8 bi...
Trading volume on Polymarket has declined for the first time in eight months, a setback that comes as its founder acknowledges missteps and its chief rival Kalshi Inc. continues to grow. Monthly notional trading volume on Polymarket’s offshore exchange and US app slipped by roughly 9% to $10.3 billion in April, according to user-compiled data on Dune Analytics. Kalshi’s volume rose 13% to $14.8 billion. The last time volume declined on Polymarket was August 2025, the month before the National Football League regular season kicked off, attracting legions of new users. Polymarket later set its volume record in March, spurred by major sporting events including the March Madness college basketball tournament. A Polymarket spokesperson said that volume dipped last month because of a technical overhaul designed to handle increased activity. The upgrade was rolled out on April 28 after a delay. “Over the coming weeks, we are shipping a series of updates that will make trading faster and smoother than ever — reducing delays and delivering the biggest speed improvement in Polymarket’s history,” the spokesperson said in a statement on Wednesday. Polymarket had more trading volume than any other prediction market exchange for most of the past few years, but it was overtaken in September by Kalshi. Polymarket has faced challenges including trading outages and delayed product launches, as well as scrutiny from lawmakers over the types of bets allowed on the platform and allegations of insider trading. At the same time, the company’s valuation has continued to increase as the nascent industry grows. Polymarket was recently valued at $15 billion when it received a $600 million investment from Intercontinental Exchange Inc., the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange. Read More: Polymarket Loses Lead as Delays, Apologies and Blowback Mount Founder Shayne Coplan has publicly acknowledged stumbles, saying that he sometimes found it difficult to delegate and communicate goals a...