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Alphabet is shifting its AI strategy to move beyond the chatbot paradigm currently dominating the industry, placing a strategic bet on "world models" that understand physical environments to achieve...

Baidu is among the Chinese tech stocks that have rallied this year amid optimism over artificial intelligence -- an upward trend line that looks to buck years of rocky performance from regulatory and growth challenges.Shares in Baidu are up more than 65% in 2025, closing near $137 on Monday, though the stock slipped 2% in Tuesday's premarket. Crashing from peaks above $300 in early 2021, Baidu stock has spent much of the time since wallowing between $80 and $150, but hasn't traded this high in two years.While Baidu has recently been outperforming its tech and AI rival Alibaba -- rallying almost 50% in the past month compared with Alibaba's 32% -- the latter company may be a better pick, analysts at Nomura said over the weekend."Alibaba is a more attractive alternative," analysts Jialong Shi and Rachel Guo wrote in a note. They rate Baidu at Neutral with a price target of $135.Nomura rates Alibaba at Buy with a price target of $170. The stock clos

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ This week, the price has held within the $395–435$ range.As mentioned yesterday, institutions rolled positions again: selling the $432.5$ and $435$ calls ($TSLA 20250919 435.0 CALL$ ), buying the $452.5$ and $455$ calls ($TSLA 20250919 455.0 CALL$ ). The odds of another short squeeze this week are low, so selling options expiring this week could be considered.There are also large put spreads to provide a floor: $410$ ($TSLA 20250919 410.0 PUT$ ) and $395$ ($TSLA

TradingKey - Names like JD.com, Pinduoduo, Tencent, and Alibaba represent the top-tier of Chinese tech stocks trading in the U.S. But their FY2025 Q2 earnings paint very different pictures.

Chinese e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba finds itself at a crucial crossroads as investors prepare for what could be a defining moment in the company’s ambitious pivot toward artificial intelligence and...

What Just Happened? On Wednesday, August 20, 2025, $Intel(INTC)$ Intel stock sank 7%, leading losses across the S&P 500. The slide erased gains from the prior day's SoftBank-backed rally and was fueled by rising investor concern around possible government stake-taking in exchange for chip‑funding under the CHIPS Act. What’s Behind the 7% Drop? $Softbank Corp.(SOBKY)$ SoftBank’s $2B Lifeline Meets Rising Uncertainty On August 19, SoftBank announced a $2 billion equity investment in Intel, acquiring roughly a 2% stake this had initially boosted the stock. But the rally reversed following reports that the U.S. government may take a 10% equity stake in Intel by converting previously granted CHIPS Act fun

The U.S. benchmark just hit its highest price/trailing sales ratio ever. The broad U.S. stock market is trading at a historically high level to companies' revenue. But there are plenty of companies whose stocks haven't followed suit.That warning included a long-term chart showing the ratio of the S&P 500's price to trailing sales. These are prices to rolling 12-month revenue figures, weighted by market capitalization.Tuesday's closing price/trailing sales ratio of 3.19 for the S&P 500 SPX was very high relative to the average level of 1.88 going back to the end of 1999. But that average reflected the bursting of the dot-com bubble in the early 2000s, as well as the brutal decline from late 2007 through early March 2009 during the financial crisis.We actually screened the more expensive Nasdaq-100 Index NDX for a tech-oriented screen of stocks that have resisted the high price/sales trend. But let's first dig a bit further into the S&P 500.

Corporate insiders will soon be able to unload shares, which could cause some selling pressure but also ultimately reduce volatility by increasing the stock’s public float

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has dropped a market-shaking proposal, pushing for a congressional ban on single-stock trading, arguing that “the American people deserve better than politicians like Nancy Pelosi with hedge-fund level returns.” Announced on August 14, 2025, this bold move targets the $2.5 trillion daily equity market, spotlighting concerns over insider trading and wealth gaps. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Nasdaq at 21,713.14, and the Dow at 44,922.27 reflecting a bullish session, Bitcoin’s $124,002 surge to a $2.457 trillion market cap adds complexity. Tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $75/barrel heighten volatility, with the VIX at 14.49. Could this ban reshape your investments, or is it a fleeting threat? This deep dive explores the implications,