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Tech behemoth Alphabet (GOOGL) has been making significant strides in AI technology. With recent positive developments and the stock’s upward trajectory, it might be worth exploring whether Alphabet presents a buying opportunity this week. Read more to find out.

April’s robust labor market and persistently high inflation could strengthen the likelihood of interest rates remaining elevated for an extended period. So, fundamentally strong value stocks CIRCOR International (CIR), Consolidated Water (CWCO), and Cidara Therapeutics (CDTX), which have generated solid returns, could be one’s top picks now. Keep reading.

US retail sales rebounded in April as consumers showed resiliency. The strength in the retail market should bode well for retail giants Target (TGT) and Walmart (WMT). But should one buy, hold, or sell these stocks? Read more to find out.

Leading chip maker Intel (INTC) reported poor first quarter 2023 results, with declining revenue and rising losses. Despite its long-standing reputation, the company seems to be struggling to keep up with its competitors. Hence, I think this fundamentally weak stock might be best avoided. Read more.

Digital technologies and advanced analytics are revolutionizing the chemical industry, which will likely drive the growth of leading chemical companies, NewMarket (NEU) and Sigma Lithium (SGML). However, let’s compare these two stocks’ fundamentals to identify which one might be a better investment. Read on.

The streaming industry faces significant challenges, including a slowdown in advertising market. In this uncertain landscape, media and entertainment company Walt Disney (DIS) recently received a downgrade from a Macquarie analyst, adding to the company's near-term uncertainties. SO, should investors buy, sell, or hold the stock? Keep reading to find…

American Airlines (AAL) reported robust financial performance in the fiscal first quarter, steadily improving its balance sheet. Moreover, as the U.S. airline industry is expected to achieve profits this year, investing in this stock might be an excellent choice despite the economic uncertainty. Read more.

Despite ongoing global economic turbulence, IT spending is projected to grow this year. Hence, the fundamentally strong tech stock Dropbox (DBX) might be worth buying. However, Snowflake (SNOW) and Shift4 Payments (FOUR) might be best avoided, given their fundamental weakness. Keep reading.

Renowned for its status as a safe-haven asset, the gold industry beckons with its unwavering allure in the current uncertain economic scenario. While this should benefit gold stocks Gold Fields (GFI) and Seabridge Gold (SA), let us explore which of these is a better choice. Read more.

Tech giant Meta Platforms (META) witnessed steady growth in its fiscal first quarter, and its dominance in the social media sphere remains unparalleled. Moreover, the stock is currently trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. So, is now the time to buy the stock? Read more to find out.

As the United States grapples with the critical stage of raising its massive debt ceiling, the financial services sector finds itself on high alert. Hence, fundamentally weak financial services stocks BRP Group (BRP), Digital World (DWAC), and SAI.TECH Global (SAI) might be best avoided. Keep reading.