
Jeremy Bowman
Writer at The Motley Fool (U.S.)
I cover consumer goods and markets for The Motley Fool. Wu-Tang and Seinfeld forever.
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1 week ago |
fool.com | Jeremy Bowman
Shares of Remitly Global (RELY 5.74%) finished higher Tuesday on signs that the "Big, Beautiful Bill" moving through Congress could be less burdensome than initially expected, as one Wall Street analyst pointed out, after Senate revisions to the bill. As a result, shares of Remitly, which facilitates remittance payments, closed on Tuesday up 5.7% even as the broad market was down nearly 1%.
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1 week ago |
fool.com | John Ballard |Jeremy Bowman |Jennifer Saibil
Companies that succeed in tapping into massive market opportunities can lead to handsome gains for their shareholders. As an investor, ignoring the short-term noise and staying focused on the company's opportunity will help you succeed in building wealth in the stock market. This is the key to buy-and-hold investing. Three Fool.com contributors recently selected stocks they think could make rewarding buy-and-hold investments.
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2 weeks ago |
fool.com | Jeremy Bowman
CoreWeave (CRWV 15.44%) zoomed from zero to hero on the stock market in just a couple of months. The company, which rents out access to the popular Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) needed to power generative-AI products, went public at the end of March in an initial public offering (IPO) that was widely regarded as a disappointment. The company had to lower its IPO price due to lack of demand, and sold fewer shares than it had intended.
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2 weeks ago |
fool.com | Jeremy Bowman
Not too many Wall Street analysts have name recognition, but Wedbush's Dan Ives is one of the best-known commentators and AI cheerleaders. Ives is a frequent guest on CNBC and other financial news outlets, as well as social media, typically wearing a bright-colored jacket and a loud shirt. He's known for his bullish commentary on stocks like NvidiaΒ and Palantir. In fact, Ives recently said that Palantir would hit a market cap of $1 trillion within three years.
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2 weeks ago |
fool.com | Jeremy Bowman
AMD (AMD 0.46%) might be the biggest sleeper stock in the artificial intelligence (AI) chip business right now. The stock is down nearly 50% from its peak last year. It seems investors got ahead of themselves in betting on AMD to break through in AI chips and challenge Nvidia. However, while the stock has tumbled, AMD's data center business is gaining traction.
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