Rocket Lab is a retail favorite that surged over 300% in 2024 and remains a top speculative play for investors betting on long-term growth in the space sector.
Alphabet shares rallied after the company reported a strong Q1 2025 earnings beat, announced a dividend increase, and authorized a $70 billion buyback.
Rocket Lab shows relative strength, holding above its 200-day SMA despite a sharp 2025 selloff, suggesting potential leadership in a future market rebound.
Alphabet is down over 23% YTD and more than 30% from its highs, as broader market volatility, rising tariffs, and geopolitical tensions fuel a tech sell-off.
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Despite increased competition, Alphabet appears attractively valued with a forward P/E of 16.69, especially as technical indicators suggest a short-term bottom.
Space stocks surged in 2024 but faced sharp declines in 2025, with key players like Rocket Lab, Redwire, and Intuitive Machines trying to form a bottom.
Despite RKLB’s 44% drop from its 2024 peak, analysts remain bullish with a Moderate Buy rating and a $23.06 price target, signaling a potential upside.
Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) shares are attempting to bottom out. They plunged 44% from their January all-time highs following a stellar 360% surge in 2024.
Nu Holdings has over 50% of Brazil's adult population and is expanding in Mexico and Colombia, targeting Latin America's growing population and economy.
RKLB has tumbled 44% from recent highs, driven by market volatility and weak Q1 guidance, but some analysts see this as a potential buying opportunity.
Several Magnificent Seven stocks, including GOOGL, TSLA, and AMZN, have faced YTD declines and are now trading around their 200-day Simple Moving Average.
The DoD's plan to cut its budget by $50 billion annually over five years triggered sharp declines in high-flying defense and tech stocks like Palantir and Axon.
The consumer staples sector has outperformed the slumping market in recent days, with the XLP ETF thriving as a defensive standout amid economic fears.
Nebius shares have swung from all-time highs to a 28% drop after its Q4 earnings report, influenced by a market-wide selloff and mixed analyst reactions.
Mid-to-large-cap stocks like BROS, DOCS, and HOOD have seen substantial gains as the market rewards positive earnings from mid to modest large-cap stocks.