IBM and Lenovo collaborate to expedite generative-AI advancements for several industries in Saudi Arabia.
Scot Bauer with @ProsperTradingAcademy calls the current market conditions "phenomenal" for traders. He talks about why he's keeping a close eye on IBM Corp. (IBM), Futu Holdings (FUTU) and Applied Materials (AMAT).
Evaluate IBM's (IBM) reliance on international revenue to better understand the company's financial stability, growth prospects and potential stock price performance.
The technicals are overall bullish for International Business Machines stock despite some mixed signals in the indicators, as the chart and moving averages are strong. Most recent earnings show that results have been mixed, and revenue growth has been sluggish. Guidance shows revenue growth may accelerate modestly, but FCF growth is expected to slow. The P/S ratio is currently very near three-year highs and I believe this shows overvaluation in IBM stock as financial growth and guidance are unable to justify the multiple.
International Business Machines NYSE: IBM has had a solid start to 2025. Shares are up 15% as of the Feb. 6 close.
At IBM's Investor Day event in New York City this week, the first the company has held since 2021, a word executives stressed was "software."
Goldman Sachs analyst James Schneider expressed views on International Business Machines Corporation‘s IBM Investor Day, which took place on February 4.
With solid fundamentals and healthy revenue-generating potential driven by robust demand trends, IBM appears to be a solid investment proposition.
Zacks.com users have recently been watching IBM (IBM) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.
International Business Machines (IBM -1.00%) stock surged 14% higher following its fourth-quarter and 2024 earnings report. Under CEO Arvind Krishna, the company has redefined itself as primarily a hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) company, and his leadership reversed what had been a long-term decline in the stock.
It's been a long road for International Business Machines (IBM -1.00%) investors. The company kicked off a transformation effort more than a decade ago, forced to adapt to a tech industry that was rapidly embracing cloud computing.
International Business Machines (IBM -1.00%) has found an artificial intelligence (AI) strategy that works. While the tech giant is an AI pioneer, monetizing the technology has been a challenge over the past decade.