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Not as if there was any doubt, but Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) latest earnings report has reaffirmed them as the tech titan of all tech titans, with seemingly no end in sight for their consistent year over year growth.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) were out with their Q1 earnings last night in what was arguably one of this season's most eagerly awaited quarterly reports. Somewhat characteristically, even though the numbers came in red hot, shares still fell in the after-hours session.

A 5% jump on Friday meant shares of American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) were one of the best performing of US equities on the day.

Shares of Ford (NYSE: F) recently had their one-year anniversary of the current rally's starting point. This is the first consistent march north in years and marks a new departure for the automobile stalwart,

A 4% jump on a day when most of the market was selling off made shares of IBM (NYSE: IBM) among the best performers in Tuesday's session. It also means they're now up more than 15% in just a month, as they start to break out of the sideways range they'd traded in for much of the past year.

Within a couple of hours, investors will know just how well Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is ticking over as the streaming giant is due to release their Q1 earnings after today's session ends.

After sustaining a 50% drop, it looks like shares of Sunrun (NASDAQ: RUN) are about to start off on the road to recovery. The residential solar panel company was one of the hottest stocks of 2020,

A single daily candlestick won't tell the viewer much about Coinbase's (NASDAQ: COIN) first day of public trading, but there's more than meets the eye here.

Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) and JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) are the latest two airlines to grab the attention of Wall Street as the economic recovery continues to gather pace.

A 3.5% pop on Monday had shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) right around their short-term resistance level of $710. They've been consolidating below there for the past month after selling off sharply in February and look ripe for a breakthrough

Shares of cruise ship major Carnival (NYSE: CCL) hit their highest post-pandemic price last week in a sign that now's as good a time as ever to get involved.

A 7% jump in Thursday's session was enough to make shares of Okta (NASDAQ: OKTA) among the best performing of US equities on the day. They've now jumped more than 20% in the past month

Down but not out. That was the story of the major airlines for much of 2020 after they took the mother of all batterings in the face of the COVID pandemic.

A 5% jump in yesterday's session made shares of social media giant Snap (NASDAQ: SNAP) among the best performing of US equities.

The performance of the Nasdaq index in yesterday's session suggests Wall Street is finally coming to terms with a higher rate environment and what they might mean for tech stocks.

It might be a little early to call it conclusively, but the recent weakness in the tech sector looks like it might be coming to an end.

As if a 200% rally wasn't convincing enough, Lululemon's (NASDAQ: LULU) Q4 earnings last night cemented the fact that they were able to make the best out of the COVID pandemic.

Even as traditional industrial stocks start to outperform tech, stalwarts like Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) remain as attractive as ever.

A 1.5% move on Friday was enough to keep shares of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) from closing near their six months lows. Like many of the more well-known names in tech, the first quarter of 2021 has been tough,

A 5% jump on Thursday made shares of Gap Inc. (NYSE: GPS) among the best performing of US equities.

Shares of software giant Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) found themselves down slightly in yesterday's session despite posting solid earnings on Tuesday evening.