In the world of investing, some stocks skyrocket faster than others, often leaving experts wondering—are they truly worth their price tags? Right now, two big names, Palantir Technologies and Costco Wholesale, are catching everyone’s attention. But are these stocks overhyped, or do they have the fundamentals to back up their high valuations? Let’s break it […]

As time passes, the crypto market will give us more projects and leaders to follow. Rexas Finance (RXS) and Dogecoin (DOGE) are two of the most talked about in 2025. What are they, and where are they going? Read on. Rexas Finance (RXS): The Future of Real-World Asset Tokenization? Rexas Finance is a blockchain project

Intel has been on a wild ride lately. In February 2025, the company’s stock shot up nearly 28%, despite the fact that it still doesn’t have a permanent CEO after Pat Gelsinger’s sudden retirement in December 2024. This kind of surge is surprising, especially since Intel has been struggling to keep up with its competitors.

TSMC, the world’s largest chipmaker, is making a massive push into the United States. With the global semiconductor industry facing supply chain issues, the company is investing billions to build advanced chip factories in Arizona. This move isn’t just about expanding business—it’s about making the U.S. a bigger player in the semiconductor game. A Huge

For over a decade, Samsung held the crown as the world’s top smartphone seller. But now, the tides have turned—Apple has officially taken the lead, marking a major shift in the global smartphone market. How Apple Claimed the Top Spot Apple ended 2023 with a 20 percent market share, just ahead of Samsung’s 19. 4

SoundHound AI just pulled off something huge. The company, known for its cutting-edge voice recognition technology, reported an eye-popping 101% revenue growth in the fourth quarter of 2024. That’s right—revenues hit $34.5 million, blowing past last year’s numbers and even surpassing Wall Street’s expectations. Analysts had predicted $33.7 million, but SoundHound proved them wrong. For

The S&P ended the day at 5,954.50 points, up 1.59%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 1.39% to 43,840.91 points, while the Nasdaq climbed 1.63% to 18,847.28 points. After a tumultuous trading session, Wall Street closed Friday higher, with tech companies rising and Dell Technologies falling following a disastrous meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump