“I do not believe the technical pressures brought on by the private credit/software debt issues are big enough to affect these stocks for much longer,” he said.
Retail traders pile into Allbirds after odd AI pivot. History shows it won’t end well
This surge of speculative buying reflects a broader return of animal spirits among small traders.
This industrial giant on Josh Brown’s Best Stocks list is seeing a ‘masterpiece’ breakout
Josh Brown and Sean Russo take a look at this industrial name that’s making big moves.
Use options to generate income on Xpel shares, even if the stock stays range-bound
Cash-secured puts are useful to build a position in XPEL or generate high-yield income on a stock investors wouldn’t mind owning at a discount.
One AI networking stock has doubled this year. Bank of America says there’s more to go
Ciena Corp., which has already doubled in 2026 after nearly tripling in 2025, is benefiting from high demand and growing market share, the bank said.
This asset management stock is poised for a turnaround as AI, private credit fears prove ‘overblown,’ JPMorgan says
Hamilton Lane is trading at a discount due to “overblown” concerns over AI disruption and private credit risks, presenting a buying opportunity, the bank said.
FanDuel’s parent stock is under pressure. Citi doesn’t see a recovery anytime soon
FanDuel has seen weakening customer engagement on its platform, while it isn’t clear its prediction market can drive upside to its owner’s stock, per Citi.
Agentic AI growth will give this cybersecurity stock a big boost, Raymond James says
The investment bank upgraded the identity and access management stock to outperform from market perform.
Thursday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite rose to records in Wednesday’s trading as traders seemed to shake off worries over the Middle East conflict.
Sarat Sethi is watching this ‘Magnificent Seven’ stock
Amazon shows signs of growth as it continues to expand its businesses, Sarat Sethi said on CNBC’s “The Exchange.”