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Kraken Robotics Is Down 57% From Its High. Is the Undersea Drone Maker a Hidden Gem? - AOL (opens the original)
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Kraken Robotics is benefiting from the increased spending on subsea warfare technologies. Its recent merger has boosted revenue and should help with long-term growth. The shares look cheap if you plan to hold for the next decade. 10 stocks we like better than Kraken Robotics › Warfare is evolving, and so are the technologies in the defense spending supply chain. Drones, artificial intelligence (AI), and space are growing in importance, while legacy systems such as aircraft carriers lag. Many inv
Prediction: This Space Stock Will Outperform SpaceX Over the Next 10 Years - AOL (opens the original)
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Rocket Lab has fantastic growth potential, at least the same or better than SpaceX. It has a lower price-to-sales (P/S) ratio. Neither stock looks appetizing right now. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Space is the final frontier, and investors are pricing in reaching that frontier sooner rather than later. The hottest stock of 2026 is Space Exploration Technologies, which leapfrogged almost every stock in the world to become the eighth most valuable business by market
Upstart Lends Money It Doesn't Hold. What Does That Do to the Stock in a Downturn? - AOL (opens the original)
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Upstart is a lender that uses AI to price loans. It does not hold loans on its balance sheet; it syndicates them for third parties. The company has struggled in past downturns, but it may have set itself up better for the future. Lending is a tricky business. Interest income from payments may look stellar for years, but if just a small portion of these loan recipients stops paying, profits can be wiped away. A peculiar business in the lending "supply chain" is Upstart Holdings(NASDAQ: UPST). The
Remitly Global Doesn't Pay a Dividend and Constantly Dilutes Shareholders. Here's Why I'd Still Buy and Hold It Forever. - AOL (opens the original)
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Remitly is growing its revenue per share. The stock looks very cheap at today's prices. 10 stocks we like better than Remitly Global › Value-focused investors might ignore stocks with a high trailing price-to-earnings ratio (P/E), no dividend payments, and consistent shareholder dilution. That describes Remitly Global(NASDAQ: RELY) perfectly. And yet, I think it is a great value for investors looking to buy right now. The remittance disruptor is consistently gaining market share and expanding gl
Why Intel Stock Jumped This Week - AOL (opens the original)
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Consumer use of AI agents may increase demand for computer chips. Intel is still a leader in the semiconductor space. Shares of Intel(NASDAQ: INTC) were rising this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The semiconductor maker is seeing rising enthusiasm due to the rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) agents that could require massive amounts of compute to run. Intel stock climbed 14.3% this week and is now up over 250% in the past year. Here's why, and whet
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