In today's video, I discuss Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -2.66%), its business strategy, growth opportunities, potential risks, and why investors should not ignore this space stock.
The Nasdaq Composite has dropped roughly 13% in less than a month (as of this writing). As distressing as it feels, long-term investors must remember that 10% "corrections" in the market are surprisingly common -- typically occurring once every two years.
Restaurant chain Wingstop (WING -3.25%) is cheaper than it has been, but it is not a cheap stock. With the Nasdaq Composite (where Wingstop's shares trade) in correction territory, is it now time to buy this still fast-growing restaurant chain?
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks scored massive wins for investors last year and led the Nasdaq to a double-digit gain. This momentum continued into the early days of 2025, but in recent weeks, these once top-performing stocks have struggled.
I used to loathe it when the stock market sold off. It meant the value of my portfolio took a hit.
The Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC -1.96%) is in correction territory as investors have been dumping growth stocks amid concerns related to tariffs, trade wars, and a potential slowdown in the economy in the months ahead. Buying shares of companies at a time like this can be unnerving, but if you're committed to holding on for the long term, the moves you make today could pay significantly in the future.
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The markets remain under pressure as of mid-morning, with all three of the major stock market indices trading fractionally lower, though they are off their worst levels of the morning.
US stocks decline as traders weigh Trump's tariff threats and inflation data. Will rate cuts still happen?
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As of this writing, the Nasdaq Composite is down nearly 9% on the yearand 13% from its all-time high. That drop puts the Nasdaq in correction territory, which is defined as a decline of 10% or more.
In a roughly three-week span, Wall Street has reminded investors that stocks can, indeed, go down just as easily as they can power higher.