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Analysts say four U.S. tech companies could be 2025’s unexpected winners in the AI and self-driving sectors; some of them you may have never heard of. Aurora Innovation (AUR), a self-driving technology company focused on autonomous trucking, is expected to hit $12—a 73% jump from Monday’s close, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Morgan Stanley has identified 16 stocks that are less likely to lose value from tariffs imposed on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, which take effect on Tuesday. Levi Strauss (LEVI) and Ulta Beauty (ULTA) made the list due to their pricing power and strong market presence—factors that the firm believes will help these companies maintain sales even if costs rise. According to Morgan Stanley, Levi holds another ace up its sleeve: a diversified supply chain.
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Wall Street strategists are urging caution on the S&P 500, warning that the index’s “risks are skewed to the downside.”With policy risks rising and economic momentum fading, Stifel analyst Thomas Carroll is advising investors to shift away from the S&P 500 and focus on staples, healthcare, utilities, gold, and low-volatility stocks. “We continue recommending an over-weight of defensive value,” Carroll wrote in his latest note.
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If U.S. retail investors start buying gold, the commodity could skyrocket from its record high, according to Chris Mancini, portfolio manager of the Gabelli Gold Fund (GOLDX). Mancini believes gold could hit $3,300 per ounce this year from its current $2,800 with the support of individual investors. “The real swing factor is whether or not Americans start to buy,” Mancini said, admitting he’s waiting for others to join the rush before he buys in.
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Ambarella (AMBA) tumbled 17.13% on February 27, closing at $62.83, after CEO Fermi Wang acknowledged that some customers may be reassessing their supply chains in light of trade policy uncertainty. Not everyone is convinced the slump is justified. Investment bank Needham remains bullish on Ambarella, raising its price target to $110 even after the tariff-related remarks. Its analysts argue that the company is simply exercising caution rather than signaling a fundamental business disruption.
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investorsobserver.com | William Koblensky Varela
Home repair subscription service Frontdoor (FTDR) posted the highest net income in its history, yet investors sent the stock into a free fall on Thursday. Yesterday, Frontdoor stock dropped 19.17% to $46.21, marking one of the biggest single-day losses in the company’s history. It went largely sideways in after-hours trading.
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2 months ago | 
investorsobserver.com | William Koblensky Varela
Faraday Future stock (FFIE) edged higher, closing at $1.39, up from $1.37 the previous day. This modest uptick followed a multi-day losing streak, with the stock slipping from $1.60 on February 21 to $1.37 by Tuesday. While there isn’t a single reason for the rebound, one piece of news that could explain investors' optimism is that Faraday revealed that its FX 6 prototypes are being shipped to Los Angeles for U.S. testing.
