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On July 9, IBM fell 3.19% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately 292.76 USD/share, with turnover of $5.15 million.On the news front, reports emerged that Starbucks is leveraging artificial...

Microsoft stock has lagged the broader market this year but its reputation as a top-tier tech player shouldn't tempt investors to rush in.Rather, Renaissance Macro Research analyst Kevin Dempter recommends the opposite: Existing shareholders should look for the next opportunity to exit the stock.In an email to clients, Dempter argued that the response to the overbought condition in software stocks "has been abysmal." Although the sector seems back in favor following a beating brought on by fears of artificial-intelligence disruption, Dempter believes "a massive topping pattern is clearly taking shape," signaling an uptrend is losing momentum and a reversal of fortune is imminent.Within the vast software category, Dempter flagged Microsoft and Palantir Technologies as two names that "have recently been battered at resistance," or hit a price ceiling and dropped. He believes investors should look to sell the next time shares rally.Because Microsoft, Palantir, and their ilk are currently

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$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ shares are in focus on Thursday after a senior Wedbush analyst, Dan Ives, issued a positive note in favor of the Denver-headquartered big data analytics firm.In a...

Investment firm Azoria postpones Tesla ETF after Musk plans political party July 6 (Reuters) - Investment firm Azoria Partners said on Saturday it will postpone the listing of its Azoria Tesla Convexi

Currently, Microsoft offers an annual dividend yield of 0.67% ($3.32 a year). How can investors earn a regular $500 monthly?