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The fact that Tesla shares are setting higher highs speaks volumes, while the high proportion of analysts calling the stock a screaming buy cannot be ignored.

With the Fed cutting rates and the S&P 500 sitting at record highs, the macro environment is adding to the sense that a breakout could well be on the cards.

With analysts raising their price targets and the market hitting highs, there are several reasons to think this might be the last week Amazon trades below $200.

Qualcomm shares were trading up more than 5% in Thursday's pre-market session, which would put them at their highest level since before August's dip.

Since hitting lows in September, Intel shares have climbed 25%, and there are several reasons for investors to be excited. Let's take a look.

Between earnings growth, analyst support, and the strength of the underlying rally, investors have many reasons to be excited about Meta's potential upside.

On the whole, you can't help but feel there's a bargain to be had with Boeing right now, and it could well be the right time to be brave.

Out of nearly a dozen analyst updates in October alone, all but one rated Amazon a Buy, and all those bullish price targets are well above July's high of $200.

Based at the current price action ahead of next week's earnings report, it's clear Wall Street isn't being slow about buying into Netflix at these levels.

For those of us on the sidelines, watch for shares to continue consolidating with a strong potential for a catch-up play to develop in the coming weeks.

An RSI print that's close to 90 says to those of us on the sidelines that we've missed the initial run. But fear not, GoDaddy's rally is just beginning.

The opportunity on offer here has become arguably too good to miss, and there's a growing consensus that we could be looking at the bargain of the year.

With a price-to-earnings (PE) ratio of just 12, the company doesn't have to deliver a whole lot to convince investors that things are turning around.

For those of our readers who like a bargain with a strong risk/reward profile, Ralph Lauren is one to start getting excited about.

With last week's dip continuing to be reversed, it's starting to look like the next stage of the rally has already started

Leaving aside the company's not-so-great share price habits over the years, there are compelling signs that a new IBM is emerging.

There's a lot more to the EV market than just Tesla, and here are three alternatives that will give you that feeling of getting in at a discount.

Palo Alto has joined the relatively short list of tech stocks that have gone on to hit all-time highs this year, and this is a trend set to continue.

Even with the recent selling, the stock's long-term potential remains very much intact. Here are three ways to play the Trade Desk over the coming weeks.

Even though inflation readings have been starting to cool in recent readings, this will still be a critical earnings season for retail stocks.

It follows that a company whose revenue is taking off, like Symbiotic, should also have a strong share price, and there's no question of that.

Look for the bears to run out of steam around the $9 mark, with a fresh run back above $10 and beyond likely starting shortly after that.

After trading sideways in a tight range for more than a year, the stars are finally aligning once more for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE: BABA) stock.

The stock's RSI is at a healthily bullish 66, and even while they urged caution, the analysts still gave themselves an out just in case Tesla keeps being Tesla.

Baidu is currently trading at the same levels where it spent much of 2011. Even with its macro challenges, its growth potential has perhaps never been stronger.

With AutoZone shares again trending higher, we here at MarketBeat think they could soon hit the $3,000 marker. Let's take a look at some of the reasons why.

Both stocks have been and will continue to remain highly correlated, but there are reasons to think one might just be the better stock to pick.

Broadcom's shares have a ton of room left to run, and recent price action suggests that's exactly what they intend to do.

You can't say you weren't warned. MarketBeat has been screaming for weeks about a massive earnings report, and that's exactly what they delivered.

While the broader semiconductor industry has also rebounded since last October, Nvidia has eclipsed the performance of its closest competitors.