With the Nasdaq Composite down more than 13% from all-time highs reached in late 2024, this market sell-off is creating some potentially nice long-term buying opportunities in the technology sector.
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2025 has been a difficult year for artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor stocks so far, as the sector has been hit hard by a spate of negative news that has led investors to overlook the strong results that companies in this sector have been delivering.
The artificial intelligence (AI) market has grown rapidly over the past decade, with the development of more powerful chips and more advanced algorithms. New generative AI platforms such as OpenAI's ChatGPT also introduced AI to mainstream users.
Stocks have been all over the map lately. Some investors are doubling down on their winners while others are taking gains earned over the past few years and trimming positions.
Broadcom's first-quarter fiscal 2025 results benefit from strong AI semiconductor growth and expanding infrastructure software revenues.
In the wake of a big Broadcom (AVGO) earnings beat, Dave Mazza sees it as the 8th member of the Mag 7. He calls it a "silent leader" despite it being a trillion dollar company, but now says it could benefit from being a "2nd-wave" winner in the A.I.
The stock market has cooled off just a bit in the past few weeks after its torrid pace over the past two years, but it is still solidly in bull market territory. The S&P 500 is off its all-time high set in mid-February by about 6.4%.
George Tsilis joins Oliver Renick with reaction to Broadcom (AVGO) earnings' beat and upside move. George says AVGO provides a "unique" technology that makes it stand out amongst its semiconductor & A.I.
Pre-market indexes are in a giving mood an hour ahead of today's opening bell. By that I mean they're giving back most of the gains made on Wednesday, which was the first up-day in the past three sessions.
While the ECB cut rates 25 bps despite a potential trade war, jobless claims stayed within range but the trade deficit fell through the floor.
Tom White looks at the recent move in Broadcom (AVGO) as investors look to the tech company's earnings report as a key indicator for its A.I. growth plans.