Chris Neiger

3 days ago | fool.com | Chris Neiger

Many artificial intelligence (AI) companies experienced surging growth over the past few years, and two of the most popular have been Palantir Technologies (PLTR -1.49%) and Nvidia (NVDA -0.62%). Palantir's stock is up more than 1,160% over the past three years, and Nvidia's has spiked 532%. But with tariffs and economic uncertainty, even AI stocks have stumbled a bit lately.

3 days ago | flipboard.com | Chris Neiger

2 hours ago2 Beaten-Down AI Stocks to Buy in MayArtificial intelligence (AI) is completely reshaping how businesses operate. It promises to speed up productivity, product development, innovation, …3 hours agoWhy Is Everyone Talking About Palantir Stock? Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) reported excellent quarterly financial results, but the stock price fell anyway, confusing investors. *Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of May 8, 2025. The video was published on May 10, 2025.

4 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Chris Neiger

The past few months have not been kind to most tech stocks. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite is down 8% year to date as investors worry that President Trump’s tariffs will impede technology companies’ growth. Apple (AAPL 0.49%) has not been immune to the volatility with the stock tumbling 22% this year. More importantly, the company is expecting challenges ahead despite solid results from its most recent quarter. Here’s where Apple could be one year from now.

4 days ago | fool.com | Chris Neiger

Rivian (RIVN 4.31%) has emerged as one of the most promising U.S.-based electric vehicle (EV) companies over the past several years. The company's brand scores the highest among all car brands in terms of owner satisfaction; it reached an important milestone of gross profitability in the past two consecutive quarters; and it has exciting new models in its pipeline. But the Trump administration's tariffs are throwing a wrench into many automakers' plans, and Rivian isn't immune.

4 days ago | fool.com | Chris Neiger

There are plenty of good places to invest your money right now, but tariffs and economic uncertainty are making it much harder to feel confident about buying stocks in some sectors. I tend to be cautious about where I put my money, but one investment that almost always looks like a good place to invest is the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO -0.14%). Here are five reasons it would be my only choice if I had to pick just one stock -- or in this case, an exchange-traded fund -- for my retirement portfolio.