Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: ARM) has nearly doubled since the start of this year but a Morningstar analyst warns its current valuation is not sustainable.Are you looking for signals & alerts from pro-traders? Sign-up to Invezz Signals™ for FREE. Takes 2 mins.Arm stock could tank to $57 Copy link to section Javier Correonreo sees downside in the chip design company to $57 – a price objective that assumes 17% yearly growth rate over the next ten years. The analyst is super bearish on Arm stock because he’s conv ...

Arm chips are gaining traction in the data center and PC markets.While chips based on Arm Holdings' (ARM 1.45%) technology dominate multiple markets, including smartphones, it's the company's opportunity to expand its presence in the data center and PC market that has analysts at KeyBanc excited.KeyBanc reiterated its "overweight" rating on Arm to kick off the week while boosting its price target from $120 to $135. From its current price, the new target suggests a 6.5% upside over the next 12 months or so. ...

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The technology sector is more dynamic than ever. Companies not investing enough in research and development will likely go into oblivion. I am not only talking about technology companies but entities across sectors that fail to adopt new innovations.In the recent past, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has grabbed headlines. As the market for AI swells, its stock remains a hot commodity. However, the focus of this column is on the lesser-known or under-the-radar technology stocks for multibagger returns.Talking about th ...

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Arm Holdings (ARM -0.50%) returned as a publicly traded company last September. The U.K. chip designer was previously acquired by the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank (SFTB.Y 0.75%) in 2016, nearly sold to Nvidia (NVDA 0.12%) before antitrust regulators scuttled the $40 billion deal in 2022, and finally spun out as an independent company again.When Arm listed its shares at $51, investors initially scoffed as its slowing growth and frothy valuations. But today the stock trades at about $125. Let's see why Arm' ...

Not all Magnificent Seven stocks have been pulling their fair share of the weight this year. Undoubtedly, the artificial intelligence (AI) boom may still be in its early stages. And while each one of the Magnificent members seems well-positioned to capture the market opportunity, none are better equipped than Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). The GPU maker has been cashing in on the early days of the AI boom. At this pace, it’s hard to envision the other six members of the Magnificent Seven coming close to the type of ...

Broad markets are breaking out to new highs, and so are the leading Artificial Intelligence stocks. Although some investors may think of the providers of AI software like Microsoft (MSFT)  or Alphabet (GOOGL) , the real winners of this new trend are the semiconductor producers.Owning chipmakers means owning the infrastructure for this burgeoning industry – it’s called a pick and shovels approach and involves investing in the underlying technology rather than the end product.When following a new secular mega ...

Last year was something of a coming-out party for artificial intelligence (AI), as Wall Street and Main Street alike were introduced to the capabilities of AI's next-generation algorithms. It didn't take investors long to realize that a number of the stock market's best-performing stocks had something in common -- they had AI in their DNA.Bank of America analyst Michael Hartnett coined the term "Magnificent Seven," from the 1960 film of the same name, to describe this group of high-growth stocks, listed in ...

Opportunities abound in the current market. With the rally stretching into its second year, the share prices of many stocks are flying high. Multiple catalysts are driving equities upwards. These include strong corporate earnings, anticipation of lower interest rates, a huge rally in cryptocurrencies, and some big initial public offerings that have occurred since last fall or are coming around the corner this year. It all adds up to a market that is at record highs and individual stocks that are steadily cl ...