Palantir just delivered the strongest quarter in its two-decade history, yet the stock sits 31% below its peak. Bulls see a buying opportunity in the defining AI infrastructure play of this cycle
Boston Scientific has shed more than a third of its value since last year's highs, leaving investors asking if the selloff has gone too far. On March 28, the company simultaneously published WATCHMAN trial data at the American College of Cardiology and in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Charter Communications stock sits near multi-year lows, down roughly 50% from its 52-week high of $437.06, even as the FCC cleared its $34.5 billion Cox acquisition and CFO Jessica Fischer laid out a concrete path back to broadband growth at a March 26 investor conference.
Citi just raised its AT&T price target to $31.50 and named T its top carrier pick. The thesis rests on one question: can AT&T's fiber convergence strategy turn a slow-growth telecom into a durable compounder?
Carnival just posted record Q1 revenues, beat earnings guidance on every metric, and launched an ambitious growth framework, then watched the stock fall 4%. The culprit is a $500 million fuel headwind.
Occidental Petroleum has been one of the best-performing large-cap energy stocks of 2026, climbing 58% year-to-date on surging crude prices and a cleaner balance sheet. But with OXY now trading above Wall Street's mean price target of $59.40, the rally raises a hard question: has the market already priced in the good news?
D-Wave Quantum has shed nearly 70% since October, but the company just reported its strongest bookings month in history and landed a defense deal with Anduril. The question investors are asking is whether the selloff has gone too far, or whether the fundamentals justify the damage.
NVIDIA has beaten revenue estimates five quarters running, guided $78 billion for Q1 FY2027, and just disclosed $1 trillion in confirmed demand through 2027. The stock is still down 19% from its high.
Snap stock has lost more than half its value in 2026 and hit an all-time low this week after the European Commission opened a formal investigation into Snapchat's child safety practices. The question investors are asking is whether the sell-off has gone too far, or whether the TIKR model's bearish target is the more honest read on where this stock is headed.
Chevron has surged toward its 52-week high of $212.46 as the Iran war drove oil above $100. The dividend was just raised for the 39th consecutive year, Piper Sandler lifted its target to $242, and the TIKR model projects free cash flow reaching $30.3 billion by 2030. The harder question is whether the war premium is already priced in at $211.
Airbnb stock is 14% below its 52-week high even as the business posted its fastest GBV growth in over two years. Truist upgraded ABNB this week, raising its target to $129. Here is what the numbers actually say about whether this stock is worth buying.
Alibaba stock has fallen 35% from its October 2025 peak as a wide earnings miss collides with accelerating cloud growth. Bulls see a $100 billion AI revenue opportunity. Bears see a cash-burning investment cycle with no near-term payoff. Here is what the TIKR model says about where BABA goes from here
Micron just posted its best quarterly results in company history, then lost nearly a quarter of its value in six sessions. Google Research's TurboQuant algorithm set off one of the sharpest post-earnings reversals MU investors have seen. The question now is whether this is the dip that breaks the AI memory thesis or the one that defines it.
Nike hit a new 52-week low of $51.20 this week, sitting roughly 70% below its November 2021 highs as Q3 FY2026 earnings arrive tomorrow. With six straight quarters of Greater China decline and a $1.5 billion tariff headwind, the question is whether the worst is priced in. The TIKR mid-case model projects $109.44 by May 2030, implying 113% total return.
Paychex has shed 42% from its 52-week high, but its Q3 FY2026 earnings just beat on both revenue and adjusted EPS. With 800,000 clients, a 5% dividend yield, and an accelerating Paycor cross-sell cycle, the question is whether the pain is already priced in.
Merck just made its third multibillion-dollar acquisition in a year, and the market responded with cautious optimism. The $6.7 billion bet on Terns Pharmaceuticals puts a potentially best-in-class leukemia drug at the center of Merck's post-Keytruda story.
Amazon hit a max drawdown of 21.74% in February 2026, and the stock is still trading well below its November peak. The question investors are asking isn't whether Amazon is a great business
Ecolab fell sharply after announcing a $4.75 billion acquisition of CoolIT Systems, a direct-to-chip liquid cooling leader. The market is asking whether Ecolab overpaid for its biggest AI infrastructure bet. The TIKR mid-case model sees a path to $406.74 per share by 12/31/30.
DocuSign has shed more than half its value from its 52-week high, yet its free cash flow just crossed $1 billion for the first time. The question investors are asking right now: is the selloff a buying opportunity, or a warning?
GE Vernova has tripled in a year, hit a new 52-week high, and just joined the S&P 100, all in the same week. The question every investor is asking is whether GEV is still worth buying at $900, or whether the easy money is gone.
Meta Platforms is navigating a high-stakes collision between AI-driven growth and new legal precedents. After two jury verdicts bypassed traditional Section 230 protections, the stock faced an 8% selloff, testing investor patience.
Microsoft finds itself at a critical crossroads. Despite a 31% drawdown triggered by aggressive AI capital expenditures, the tech giant is sporting its lowest forward multiple since 2023.
Netflix raised prices again on March 26, 2026. Standard is now $19.99, Premium is $26.99. The stock is 30% below its June 2025 high.
Apollo Global Management has lost 35% from its highs, hit by a securities lawsuit and private credit redemption fears. Record AUM, a 21% earnings beat, and a raised dividend tell a different story.
Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) suffered a 43% max drawdown in early 2026 amid integration fears.
The AI bottleneck has officially shifted from GPU accelerators to the CPU orchestrator. To solve this, Arm Holdings is breaking its 35-year business model by launching the purpose-built "Arm AGI CPU," capturing a newly expanded $100 billion TAM and positioning the company for exponential scaling.
With the Middle East conflict disrupting global shipping and crude holding near $100 per barrel, ExxonMobil has emerged as the market's ultimate safe haven.
Lockheed Martin is shattering the traditional defense contracting mold. By transitioning to 7-year framework agreements and quadrupling its missile production capacity for the "Golden Dome" shield, the company is securing a decade of pristine visibility.
