Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

Here’s what could be next for AMD and its AI ambitions.

Treasury yields are surging. The reason why will be key to the stock market's recovery.

Nvidia shares have lost more than $330 billion in value since their recent closing high on Jan. 6.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

AMD shares have lost nearly $80 billion in market value over the past three months.

Surging bond yields have pulled the Nasdaq into negative territory for the month heading into today's December jobs report.

As Biden prepares to depart, an announcement from the White House sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley.

A new AI market standout is attracting valuable new attention.

AMD shares have been the standout under performer in the AI chip space for much of the past year.

The Nasdaq Composite gained 32% in the past year, while the ARK Innovation ETF returned just 12.6%.

Wall Street veterans offer forecasts before the big tech event in Las Vegas.

Some important companies are considering going public this year

These were the year's weakest links in the broad market index.

AMD shares are one of the few big-tech names riding a big decline into the final trading days of the year.

The S&P 500 remains on pace for its best year since 2021 and its best back-to-back years since 1990.

Silicon Valley is working hard to avoid becoming a casualty of what might be a looming trade war.

Multiple industry leaders are lining up behind this Musk venture.

One investing leader is more bullish on one of Nvdia's top competitors

This company is able to essentially set its own price in the chip market.

Also, today is Jobs Day and here's what I expect to see.

Experts have selected these non-household names — two tech stocks and one utility — as top investment ideas for the year ahead.

Here's my take on these two key tech stocks as the Consumer Electronics Show hits next week.

I considered, but did not go with, quantum computing, settling on this Sarge favorite instead.

It might not look like much right now but market internals are impressive.

Let's see why the trend in the U.S. dollar might not be great for equities, check consumer confidence and look at who will have voting power on the Fed.

It's a Ground Hog Day kind of market, where Tesla goes up every day and the other stocks don't follow.

Let's take a deep dive into PLTR's outside day, digest TSM's numbers, look at Alphabet's 'Willow' chip and more.

Can XLI Rally? What about the Transports, which have given up their entire post-election rally? Plus, reader questions.

We check in on the interest rate-sensitive parts of the market and answer your questions.

It's highly unusual for a market that's been up so much to tumble into year-end. So, let's take a look at the indicators. Plus, META, CTRA, PFE, PR, AMD, EWQ, TLT, EOG, and CCJ.

We finally got that move higher in TLT as the Put/Call Ratio creates some worry. We'll also look at AMD, BWA, BA, GOOGL, MRK, and BABA.

It's the big day, up there with a key jobs reports or Fed meeting. Also, lame-duck Biden risks major war, and Sarge favorites Rocket Lab USA, SoFi and Palantir make gains.

The conflict could be at another level after moves by Biden, Putin. Also, a look at Palantir and the Nvidia-AMD chip wars.

Let's take a look at the key indicators and see which one might be bottoming. Plus XLU, TLT, W, SQ, APA, GD, and AMD.

The Republicans have won control of the House, Senate and Presidency. Here's what that could mean for the economy and the market.

Looking for the oscillator to get overbought later this week. We'll also review W, IGV, SMH, TEAM, ADBE, XOM, and AMD.

Hong Kong is leading the descent for Chinese shares, led by tech and software stocks. Here's why they're suffering.

We're charting Rocket Labs, AMD, Meta, Microsoft, Leidos, software, semiconductors and more!

Toyota's 'squeaky clean' image as the Prius brand is a bit foggy.

The veteran analyst explains what could happen to markets in 2025.

Here’s what retired Americans can expect for the year ahead.