Sam Quirke

Once again, Amazon is gaining momentum. As we head into June, analysts are bullish, fundamentals are solid, and the chart setup looks like more upside is ahead.

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square has taken a stake in Amazon, boosting investor confidence as analysts point to major upside potential in the stock.

From where the stock closed on Monday, new price targets imply more than 15% upside. That’s a significant projection for a company of Netflix’s size.

Tesla has rallied 60% since April. With macro tailwinds and new price targets, a move toward $400 looks well within reach this summer.

Tesla’s rally is accelerating post-earnings, as bullish analyst targets, rising momentum, and risk-on sentiment all push shares toward $300.

Amazon beat Q1 expectations and analysts are staying bullish, but cautious guidance and weak momentum look likely to weigh on sentiment.

Qualcomm just earned its first Buy rating in months, with TD Cowen targeting 15% upside ahead of earnings in two weeks.

Tesla is down nearly 50% from its highs, but analysts still see 40% upside ahead of earnings. A double bottom and rising RSI signal a possible reversal.

Qualcomm's RSI has dropped to its lowest level in years. The last time it fell this much, the stock rallied more than 50%.

Dan Ives slashed his Tesla target by 43% but still sees 35% upside, keeping his bullish call intact despite rising brand pressure and political turmoil.

Amazon is back at a major support level, and with earnings approaching, the setup looks bullish. Here's how to play the setup over the coming weeks.

Qualcomm is bouncing off a key support level, with bullish technicals and analyst targets suggesting the stock is preparing for a breakout.

Tesla has surged 30% in two weeks after losing half its value. Analysts are turning bullish again, and technicals suggest the stock may have bottomed.

Amazon is down 20%, but analysts see huge upside. With strong earnings and bullish technicals, this pullback may be a rare long-term buying opportunity.

Alphabet is down 20% from its high, meaning it's officially in a bear market. But analysts see 25% upside and technicals suggest a potential bottom.

Tesla is down 50% in three months, but analysts are split. Some see more downside, while others see 150% upside. With its RSI at 29, is a reversal finally near?

The stock is down more than 30% in barely two weeks, and it’s approaching key support levels that could make this a turning point.

For those those of us on the sidelines, there's every reason to believe this bounce has room to run into March as the stock's outlook remains bullish.

With bullish analysts calling for 45% upside, momentum is clearly starting to swing away from the bears and back to the bulls.

With momentum returning and the uptrend resuming, this looks like a textbook buy-the-dip setup for investors who believe the growth story is still intact.

The strong earnings, rising dividends, and bullish support from analysts on Broadcom make it's hard to ignore the potential upside oozing from this stock.

In the aftermath of last night's report, the team over at Rosenblatt were quick to reiterate their Buy rating and even boosted their price target.

With the stock still up 30% from the same time last year, this pullback might just be the golden entry point many have been waiting for.

One of the reasons we're so excited about Salesforce is the analysts' coverage of the stock. Just last week, TD Cowen upgraded it to a Buy.

With just three weeks gone of the new year, 2025 is already shaping up to be another banner year for SAP. Let's jump in and take a look.

As the stock's trading range continues to narrow, there are several reasons to think that a breakout might be on the horizon.

Tesla shares have cooled over the past fortnight, but all signs point to the stock gearing up for another leg higher as we step into 2025.

For for those of us who are looking at SolarEdge with a fresh pair of eyes, there are a few reasons to be excited, albeit cautiously.

Given how well its fundamental performance is trending in the right direction, it’s no surprise that Salesforce shares have been moving higher.

While this year hasn't been all smooth sailing, the company's recent performance and outlook are giving investors plenty of reasons to be excited.