The quantum computing industry is among the fastest growing corners of the tech space—analysts at McKinsey predict it could skyrocket from $4 billion in revenue in 2024 to up to $72 billion in 2035. With a growing field of competitors specializing in developing quantum tech that are becoming increasingly competitive with legacy tech firms expanding into the space, investors have the difficult job of assessing which quantum stocks may be most likely to thrive in the coming years. D-Wave Quantum TodayQBTSD-Wa ...

All stocks in the transportation sector suffer from the same epidemic in the United States; the price pressures from trade tariffs are slowing down the business activity in this industry for logical reasons, but that doesn’t mean all stocks in the space should be ignored today. A specific combination and loophole in this entire situation creates two buying opportunities for investors who are bold enough (and have the stomach) to be contrarians. For the transportation sector, specifically trucking, investors ...

The United States is on a mission to consolidate and onshore semiconductor and chipmaking. Super Micro Computer TodaySMCISuper Micro Computer$47.00 +0.13 (+0.27%) 52-Week Range$17.25▼$66.44P/E Ratio28.37Price Target$45.36Add to WatchlistWhat started with future plans for building factories across the country has evolved into government and private players investing in firms that are lagging behind in size or scale—and Super Micro Computer Inc. NASDAQ: SMCI could be the next target. Not only has the United ...

Tesla TodayTSLATesla$433.50 -0.72 (-0.16%) 52-Week Range$212.11▼$488.54P/E Ratio250.85Price Target$326.74Add to WatchlistShares of Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA opened this week around the $430 mark, continuing a remarkable run that has seen them more than double in value since April. The stock is at its highest level since December last year, fueled by renewed optimism around growth drivers such as autonomous driving and robotics.  But after such a rapid ascent, October’s earnings report could not be more criti ...

The global economy is undergoing a fundamental rewiring. A powerful combination of two megatrends, the mass electrification of everything and the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, is creating a historic surge in electricity consumption. From electrifying the transportation and industrial manufacturing sectors to the growing power needs of data centers, the world's insatiable appetite for electricity is not a cyclical trend, but a permanent step-change in global energy demand. This demand shock is col ...

The market has performed strongly over the past year, with the S&P 500 continuing to reach new all-time highs. Despite this, several well-known names are down big from their 52-week highs. Fortunately, there is reason to believe they can stage significant recoveries. Below, we’ll break down three of these stocks in which Wall Street sees 30% or more upside. All data is as of the September 19 close unless otherwise indicated. Get Intuitive Surgical alerts:Analysts Eye Big Time Upside in Healthcare Stalwart I ...

Amprius Technologies TodayAMPXAmprius Technologies$12.02 +0.26 (+2.17%) 52-Week Range$0.83▼$12.10Price Target$11.71Add to WatchlistAmprius Technologies' NYSE: AMPX stock price moved robustly in September and still has ample upside ahead of it. Its market exhibits textbook-quality bull market signals that suggest it could rise as much as 300% from the critical resistance point, which has already been broken. This article looks at the forces driving the market, the signals it is giving, and the potential for ...

There is a real disconnect between oil prices and the future growth expectations of the United States economy, especially now that the Federal Reserve (the Fed) has decided to cut interest rates in September 2025. Interest rates act as gravity on business activity and earnings potential, and the lever has been turned lower to help these two factors float more freely in the coming quarters. Historically (and logically), more business activity represents more demand for oil, and the low inventories seen today ...

Short interest is an imperfect but useful indicator of investor sentiment. Healthy pullbacks on even the most bullish stocks are a normal part of a healthy market. As we enter the fourth quarter, elevated short interest may be weighing on some international stocks that have made strong gains in 2025. International stocks have been somewhat more attractive as U.S. investors look for diversification. However, the three stocks on this list show a recent spike in short interest as investors may see warning sign ...

Fresh off the first federal funds rate cut of the year, investors are keeping a close watch over recession indicators. A struggling housing market, warning signs about the labor market, and other metrics may suggest an impending recession, despite the fact that many stocks continue to soar higher. Cautious investors might consider pivoting toward a more defensive position with their equity investments if they believe there is reason to suspect a recession in the coming quarters. Fortunately, there are a num ...