Long-Awaited Employment Situation Report to be Out Next Week.
Trade Deficit Comes in Lowest in Five Years.
Weekly Jobless Claims and the U.S. Trade Balance came in better than expected, for the most part. Bond yields are even winding down off near-term highs.
Broadcom's fiscal Q4 results may ride on AI momentum with soaring XPU demand, but lower margins could weigh on profitability.
Growing dividends on a regular basis can be a strong sign of a company's fundamental health. In addition to winning a progressively larger passive income payment the longer that they hold shares of a dividend growth stock, investors can be reassured that they're exposed to a firm that is managing its cash soundly.
Two tech giants shocked Wall Street with their earnings reports in September. Now they're under pressure to do it again.
The shortage is a lucrative opportunity — but the window is brief.
Alphabet's stock has been on a roll lately. One big beneficiary of that move?
Broadcom's stock (NASDAQ: AVGO) just jumped 11% on November 24, fueled by enthusiasm surrounding its Google AI chip partnership and the successful launch of Alphabet's new Gemini 3 model. The stock has already more than doubled over the past year, currently trading around $380.
Are investors ready to buy back into the AI trade?
Even as the investing world continues to debate whether we are or are not in an “AI bubble,” there shouldn't be any question whether AI-driven dividend stocks are still enjoying a moment.
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