Articles for author: The whipping post

Google, Amazon, and Meta All Just Raised Capex Guidance Again. This Boring Industrial Wins No Matter Whose AI Infrastructure Is Best.

Key Points The AI spending frenzy will create infrastructure that will need more and more power in perpetuity. On-site power production is a popular choice for many data centers, but it’s not a viable long-term solution. Although this company is an aggressive long-term prospect, the stock’s recent weakness bolsters the case for stepping in sooner ...

Netflix Stock Is Down Nearly 40%. What's Going On?

Key Points Netflix’s business hasn’t fallen nearly as much as its stock. Investors want proof that Netflix can keep growing at high rates. Advertising could be the defining factor. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has become one of the more interesting stocks in the market right now. Its shares ...

General Motors Gains 13% in a Month: Buy, Sell or Hold the Stock?

General Motors Company GM shares have risen 13.1% in a month amid the company’s continued restructuring efforts in China, growth in software and digital business and expansion of its business beyond traditional vehicle manufacturing. In the second quarter of 2026, General Motors’ adjusted earnings beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate. The automaker raised its full-year 2026 ...

Is Dolby Stock Worth Buying as Growth Meets Near-Term Execution Risks?

Dolby Laboratories, Inc. DLB offers exposure to wider adoption of premium audio and imaging, automotive licensing and content-platform monetization. Its discounted valuation and substantial cash balance strengthen the long-term case. The near-term picture is less certain. Uneven royalty timing, weak device shipments and reliance on partner launches make execution difficult to forecast, leaving investors to ...

Meet the Dividend Stock That Warren Buffett Backed for Decades. Here's Why It Just Hit an All-Time High Under Greg Abel.

Key Points Buffett has praised Coca-Cola as an “inevitable,” meaning that people will always buy it, and it will always dominate its industry. It has always focused on large-scale marketing campaigns to strengthen its relationship with its customers. It has raised its dividend annually for 64 years, resulting in a large annual payout for Berkshire ...