The Nasdaq Composite's (^IXIC 0.35%) sell-off deepened Monday as investors' worries about the state of the U.S. economy pushed the index deeper into correction territory. But as Nasdaq stocks have fallen, some now look like bargains.One of these is tech giant MongoDB (MDB 2.43%). Its shares hit a 52-week low of $173.13 on March 10, and through that date, the stock is down 23% in 2025. MongoDB's plunge is a dramatic turnaround from the 52-week high of $387.19 reached last May. Wall Street's fears of economic ...

Already in a slump before Monday's tumble, the Nasdaq's recent plunge has turned the software giant's stock into an outright bargain.It's official. Thanks to Monday's plunge, the Nasdaq Composite has suffered an official correction -- a pullback of at least 10% from its previous peak. As of Monday's close, the index is down a little more than 13% from February's peak and down just a hair more from December's all-time high.And the sweeping move is dragging a lot of stocks lower with it.Already underperformin ...

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One of the biggest names in AI is selling for its cheapest price in a year.You may not have noticed -- it's not getting a lot of attention -- but the last few days, the tech-heavy Nasdaq stock exchange has been in kind of a funk.Since hitting its all-time closing high of 20,056 back on Feb. 19, the tech-heavy stock index has fallen an unlucky 13%, closing Monday at 17,453. Stocks of all stripes have gotten hit, including one market giant whose fall I bet almost nobody saw coming:Microsoft (MSFT -3.34%) is d ...

Fears about a potential recession and a tariff war between the U.S. and its trade partners are causing significant volatility in the stock market. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has taken the brunt of the drop, falling 13.4% since its recent highs in December and 9.5% since the beginning of 2025.While some investors may think running for the hills is the best strategy right now, those with cooler heads have a superb buying opportunity -- if they know where to look. Here's why the recent pullback from Nvidi ...

Financial technology company Upstart (UPST -11.71%) has taken investors on quite a bumpy ride over the past year or so. After falling dramatically in the post-pandemic years, Upstart's stock price more than quadrupled from its 52-week low after three consecutive strong earnings reports.However, it has also been one of the hardest-hit stocks in the recent downturn. As of Monday, Upstart's stock had lost 46.6% of its value since its recent high on Feb. 12 as the broader Nasdaq Composite plummeted from its own ...

The plunge is punishing some stocks far more than is merited. That spells opportunity for level-headed investors.Panicked yet? It would be a little surprising if you weren't at least a bit. Now down more than 10% from its most recent peak, the Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) is officially in correction territory. Such big tumbles often precede even more weakness, even if that continued selling is only rooted in fear, and the result of a self-fulfilling prophecy.However, the Nasdaq's steep pullback is ...

When you're on an airplane, the pilot or a flight attendant will typically announce over the loudspeaker to "buckle your seatbelt" when the air is turbulent. That could be good advice for investors right now, too.The Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC -4.00%) is now squarely in correction territory. But stock market corrections have one key redeeming quality: They provide excellent opportunities to buy great stocks at a discount. Here are my picks for the two smartest stocks to buy during the current Nasdaq corr ...

Core Viewpoint - The Nasdaq Composite index, heavily influenced by technology companies, has seen significant volatility, presenting potential investment opportunities in AI-focused ETFs as individual stock picking may be riskier [1][2]. Group 1: Market Performance - The Nasdaq Composite index gained 28.6% last year but has recently fallen 13.4% from its record high, entering correction territory [2]. - The iShares Future AI and Tech ETF is down 20.6% from its recent high, with shares available for under $40 [3]. Group 2: ETF Overview - The iShares Future AI and Tech ETF, reconstructed in August 2022, focuses exclusively on AI companies, holding only 50 stocks, which leads to potential volatility [4]. - The ETF's top 10 holdings include major AI players such as Broadcom, Nvidia, and Palantir Technologies, with Broadcom's AI revenue increasing 77% year over year to $4.1 billion [5][6][8]. Group 3: Industry Insights - The AI industry is still developing, with Nvidia's CEO predicting next-generation AI models will require 100 times more computing power, indicating a long-term growth trajectory for AI infrastructure [11]. - Major tech companies like Meta Platforms, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon are projected to spend over $300 billion on hardware in 2025, benefiting companies within the iShares ETF [12][13]. Group 4: Investment Strategy - The iShares ETF has delivered a return of 6.1% since its reconstruction, outperforming the S&P 500's 5.1% gain over the same period, suggesting it could be a valuable addition to a diversified portfolio [10]. - Investing in the iShares ETF allows exposure to a range of high-quality AI stocks, potentially leading to significant long-term returns while mitigating risks associated with individual stock performance [14].

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