Group 1: Palantir Technologies - Palantir's stock has more than tripled since the start of last year but has recently declined by 24% from its peak two months ago [3] - The company projects a 22% growth in the current quarter, up from a 21% increase in the previous quarter, with full-year revenue growth expected to exceed 20% [4] - Palantir has established itself as a leader in AI, data science, and machine learning, integrating AI with enterprise data [5] - The company has reported profitability for six consecutive quarters and is expanding its appeal to private businesses, with commercial revenue growing faster than public sector work [6] - Despite being considered overpriced at 64 times this year's projected earnings, the recent correction may present a buying opportunity [7] Group 2: Norwegian Cruise Line - Norwegian Cruise Line's stock is down 20% this year, despite the cruise industry achieving record bookings and customer deposits [8][9] - The company recently improved its adjusted earnings-per-share guidance from $1.23 to $1.42, indicating a positive outlook [10] - Norwegian's stock is currently trading at a multiple of 11.3 times the projected earnings of $1.42, down from 15.4 times the previous guidance [11] - The company is forecasted to achieve $1.80 per share next year and has set a 2026 profit target of $2.45 per share, suggesting a low valuation at 6.5 times the 2026 target [12]

Nvidia was the first chip stock to reach a trillion-dollar market cap, but another could reach that milestone very soon.As it stands today, there are only seven companies in the world with market capitalizations in excess of $1 trillion. This exclusive club includes six of the  "Magnificent Seven" -- Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta Platforms.Nvidia is the only pure-play semiconductor and data center services business with a trillion-dollar valuation right now. But as Advanced Micro Devi ...

This semiconductor stock is all set to grow rapidly in the coming years.The U.S. stock market has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth over the past decade despite multiple economic challenges and geopolitical pressures. This environment has helped pave the way for high-growth companies such as Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft to reach the coveted trillion-dollar market capitalization.These companies have demonstrated powerful and scalable business models, visionary ma ...

These companies have grown their dividends despite some troubles.Equities never follow a flawless, unimpeded upward path. Sometimes, even the strongest companies will encounter issues that will sink their stock prices. That's OK. The key to earning great returns over five years or more is sticking with those longtime winners, even when they aren't exactly winning. Doing so will be worth it in the end.Let's look at two stocks that haven't been able to keep up with the rising stock market over the past few ye ...

The aerospace company has plenty of long-term growth prospects based on its dominant market position in airplane engines.UBS recently raised its price target on GE Aerospace (GE 1.25%) stock from $191 to $201 while maintaining a buy rating on the stock. According to thefly.com, the UBS analyst's argument is based on GE Aerospace's strong position in the airplane engine aftermarket. Bullishness comes from a combination of growing flight departures and GE's dominant position in commercial aircraft engines. It ...

Many think of AI as a tailwind, but it's a small headwind for Snowflake.Snowflake (SNOW 1.02%) is a cloud-based enterprise software company that revolves around data. Any business that wants to get the most value out of its data may find value in Snowflake's platform, and any investor attracted to top-line growth will appreciate the stock too.Since going public in 2020, Snowflake's revenue growth has been superb -- few companies can even come close to matching this track record. Investors remain enthusiasti ...

The last time Nvidia announced a split, the stock ran up 20% in two months.Nvidia (NVDA 2.57%) last split its stock in 2021, a 4-for-1 split to reduce its $600 share price to around $150. Now, due to the company's success in the past few years, management has decided it needs another one.During its last earnings release, Nvidia announced a 10-for-1 stock split that will occur on June 10, reducing its $1,000 stock price to $100 per share. Many people (including myself) saw this split coming. It will affect s ...

These two low-priced retailers have the potential to boost your investment returns. Yes, patient investing in discount stores could make you $1 million over the years. Who knew?Investing in the right industries can significantly boost your portfolio's returns, and discount retail stores are a prime example. Affordable apparel and home goods may not sound like a moneymaking business idea, but there will always be solid demand for these goods. Sector leaders like Ross Stores (ROST 7.79%) and TJX Companies (TJ ...

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Some Gen Z customers are outraged at Chipotle's seemingly shrinking portion sizes while profits soar to record highs.In early May, TikTok food influencer Keith Lee posted a review of Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG 0.43%). The creator, who boasts more than 16 million subscribers, called the restaurant's portions "crazy" and rated its chicken al-pastor and rice bowl a 2 out of 10. His remarks may have helped start a trend called the "walkout method," where customers simply leave Chipotle restaurants mid-order if ...