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Altimetry's Rob Spivey argues AI-driven selloffs in Alphabet and Tesla reflect sector rotation toward energy, favoring Baker Hughes, EQT, and Murphy Oil over T-Mobile and Netflix.

History has a way of accurately forecasting the future on Wall Street.

Is this the time to be greedy that Buffett talks about?

Investors expect Tesla's robotaxi business to render Uber obsolete.

NextEra Energy is becoming a major player in AI power.

There is a credible, though not guaranteed, path for Alphabet to overtake Nvidia in market capitalization.

Abel, like the Oracle of Omaha, is a stickler for value -- and finding a good deal in today's stock market has proved almost impossible.

Wall Street says Meta Platforms' stock is undervalued ahead of its upcoming earnings report.

The AI boom is expanding beyond semiconductor companies; Shopify is an early leader in agentic commerce.

Alphabet increased its capital expenditure target to roughly $200 billion. That's making Wall Street nervous, but long-term investors should take advantage.

We may still be in the early innings of the AI revolution, and these companies could be among the biggest winners.

Is the recent IPO's honeymoon period finally over?

The company's second quarter was mixed, with a beat on revenue but a wide miss on profitability.

If you're exploring google ads management services, you've probably found yourself asking the same question many business owners do: should you spend your

Alphabet failed to impress investors with its incremental acceleration in revenue growth.

Shareholders have fared extremely well over the long haul. Will the next decade be good, too?

Driverless car technology remains one of the biggest risks impacting Uber stock investors.

A deal with YouTube could be bigger than anything Sirius reports on July 30.

American Express sold off after reporting earnings, but the company is at the top of its game.

The market is already jittery about AI spending.

Alphabet has raised its 2026 capex outlook, which is good news for Nvidia investors.

One member of big tech is sitting out the biggest spending boom in corporate history. Its results say more than its budget does.

Why did the Nasdaq give back all of its morning gains? Blame China's semiconductor surprise.

Verizon's over $1 billion dark fiber deal with Alphabet highlights AI-driven growth, as improving cash flow, margins, and buybacks support its dividend and debt reduction outlook.