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Quantum computing is becoming the next big technology to hit the markets, and there are all sorts of ways investors can take advantage of this trend. While there are multiple pure-play quantum computing investments available, those are incredibly risky, as they already have premium valuations despite a high chance of not working out.

It's no secret that the naysayers have picked the technology sector as their latest target for criticism, this time going as far as to say there is a bubble in the entire artificial intelligence and cloud space. If everyone can see a bubble, it's not a bubble; that's what Wall Streeters can add to the table for these accusations.

Just weeks after approaching its all-time high, the Nasdaq Composite is tumbling. As of Tuesday morning, the tech-heavy index was down by about 15% from its peak, putting it well into correction territory.

Dating back more than three decades, Wall Street seemingly always has a next-big-thing trend or innovation to captivate the attention of investors. For the last two-plus years, nothing has been bigger than the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI).

The so-called "Magnificent Seven" stocks have helped power the market higher for the past few years. However, just like other stocks, these names have pulled back in recent weeks over macroeconomic concerns affecting earnings, some angst about the potential for diminishing returns related to artificial intelligence (AI), and uncertainty over tariff actions by the Trump administration.

I am upgrading Alphabet to a "strong buy" due to recent declines creating a highly favorable buy zone for establishing long positions. Despite revenue misses, Alphabet's forward P/E ratio of 17.39x is the lowest among mega-cap tech stocks, highlighting its undervaluation. Technical analysis indicates strong support near $148.20 and potential for significant upside, aided by historical support a...

The videogame company says the partnership will help advertisers reach ‘tens of millions' of younger users.

Amazon, Meta and Tesla rallied Tuesday, while Nvidia reversed higher. The post Magnificent Seven Stocks: Amazon, Google, Tesla Rally; Nvidia Reverses Higher appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.