Vertiv Holdings Co Stock News

Vertiv Holdings' strong order growth and healthy demand environment across regions are expected to drive continued topline growth in 2024. The company benefits from significant exposure to the data center market, a diverse product portfolio, and capacity expansion should lead to longer-term growth. Margin performance has been strong historically, and should continue further leading to valuation...

COLUMBUS, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, today announced its participation in the upcoming Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference in San Francisco, California. Giordano Albertazzi, Chief Executive Officer, and David Fallon, Chief Financial Officer, will participate in a fireside chat at the ev...

My initial bullish thesis didn't hold up well, but my updated analysis suggests that the pullback over the last three months isn't related to the company's fundamentals. The company is efficiently absorbing AI tailwinds, as its operating profit and free cash flow demonstrate strong growth. The valuation seems compelling, and leading Wall Street analysts are also quite bullish about Vertiv's stock.

Vertiv Holdings upgraded its outlook for revenue and profitability for 2024.

Even after last week's nice relief rally, there are several oversold stocks out there that may make sense to buy in mid-August. Whether or not the relief bounce kicks into high gear, it's hard not to act on many names that are close to the cheapest they've been in many months.

Whether the product of genuine market forces or psychology, the September Effect — the tendency for September to be, on average, the worst month of the year for the market — can have a very real impact. Couple that with mounting fears of a recession, and things get even more uncertain for investors as the summer reaches a close.

The recent broad unwinding of the artificial-intelligence trade has created an opportunity to buy stocks of some AI plays on the cheap.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly expanding into various industries. However, not all companies have been able to benefit from this growth immediately.