Dan Ives: Tech Stocks Have 12%-15% More Potential: Your Top AI Buys Now
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Dan Ives Sees 25% Breakout in Tech Stocks: Micron and Three Bargain Stocks Stand Out
Tech stocks have quietly returned to bargain territory, and if Wedbush stock Daniel Ives is right about a possible 25% rise for the sector this year, some well-known names may be preparing for a revaluation rather than a relief rally. Looking at the low forward P/E technology names within the NASDAQ-100, a small but telling…
The Case for Nvidia Stock Hitting $275 in 2026
The rise of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) has been extraordinary. Once a small graphics chip maker, it now powers data centers, artificial intelligence (AI) systems and next-generation vehicles, becoming one of the most influential technology leaders on Wall Street. But the history of the AI chip stock has felt like a rocket ride with a few…
Dan Ives says retail investors are now ‘at the grown-up table’ in the stock market
Retail investors now wield considerable power in the stock market. And after years of exerting more influence over stock movements, one analyst contends his standing in the financial world has gone up a notch. “Retail investors used to be at the little kids’ table at Thanksgiving and give them a little cookie,” Wedbush Securities CEO…
Veteran Analyst Resets Big Tech ‘Buy’ List for Remainder of 2025
Despite all the “bubble” talk about AI trading, the truth is that it continues to defy gravity. That is reflected in the tape, in the profits and in the main voices on Wall Street who agree that the current boom has strength. Let’s start with the score. The S&P 500 is up nearly 13% in…
Wedbush Sees M&A Boom in AI Ahead: Top 3 Acquisition Targets
The artificial intelligence (AI) arms race has entered a new phase, this time focused on mergers and acquisitions. According CNBCWedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives believes the “AI M&A floodgates” will open wide as big tech and private equity firms compete to buy their way to dominance. Ives predicts that a friendlier regulatory climate under the…