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Price, technical analysis, revenue, cash flow, watch list, news and calendar for each stock, plus live charts of the latest session's five biggest gainers (left) and five biggest losers (right). Prices refresh about every 10 minutes during US market hours; outside them each card also shows the pre-market or after-hours price, refreshed about every 15 minutes.
Most to least bullish
Ranked by Claude as of Oct 29, 2026, weighing the latest results and guidance, estimate momentum, the price trend and analyst upside. A judgment call, not advice; it changes as the facts do.
Azure, Office and Copilot, still throwing off cash.
Azure +48% and a 49–50% guide, but the ~4% after-hours gain faded to −0.2% in the AI selloff.
—GPUs and networking at the center of the AI build-out.
Q3 guide $108B and ~70% growth seen next year; sitting on its 100-day average at $214.
—DRAM, HBM and NAND memory at the heart of AI servers.
Guided $4B above consensus at ~7× run-rate earnings; fell 5% to $934 in the chip selloff.
—The foundry that makes nearly every leading AI chip.
Q3 beat and Q4 guided +58% YoY at ~19× forward; reclaimed its 100-day, SAR turned bullish.
—Lasers, transceivers and optical switches for AI data centers.
Marvell in advanced talks to buy it (~$83B); a 13% after-hours pop faded to +0.6% at $920.
—The HBM memory leader, now with a Nasdaq ADS.
Record Q3, an 80% margin and ₩60T more in payouts; ADS held $162 as Seoul fell 7.4%.
—Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp ads funding a huge AI build-out.
Q3 beat and guide above consensus, but a $97.5B equity raise; under its 100 and 200-day.
—AI software for governments and companies.
Growth +93% and guide raised, but richly valued; uptrend intact, 8% below its Oct 12 record.
—Zero trust cloud security, now including AI security.
Growth slowing to ~17% and above the $234 mean target; pulled back 3% to $248 from $268.
—Custom AI accelerators, networking and VMware software.
$63B Anthropic chip financing, AI targets $115B/$230B; MACD and SAR turned up, at $345.
—Retail, ads and AWS, with a huge AI capex plan.
AWS sped up to 39%, but EPS missed and $77B of Q3 capex drove FCF to −$42B; ~7% lower after hours.
—EPYC server CPUs and Instinct AI GPUs.
Data center +107%, passed $1T; little analyst upside left, back above its 100-day average.
—Optical DSPs, switches and custom AI chips for data centers.
FY28 target lifted to $20B, but the ~$83B Lumentum talks sank it 13% to $218, under its 100-day.
—Search, YouTube and a fast-growing Google Cloud.
Cloud +103%, but slower Search and −$9.1B FCF sent it down 12.6%, its worst day on record.
—Starlink, launch and the AI compute build-out.
First profit, Q1 guide $33–37B vs ~$22B expected; gave back its jump on a share unlock.
—The only maker of EUV lithography machines.
Record Q3, Q4 guide beat; 2027–28 supply short of demand. ~27× forward, back at its 200-day.
—NAND flash for data centers, devices and consumers.
Q1 FY27 revenue +378% to $11.0B, Q2 guide above consensus, 8-for-1 split Nov 20; closed $1,330 before the report.
—Optical fiber for AI data centers, plus specialty glass.
Q3 beat and raise: Optical +44%, Q4 EPS guide above consensus; slipped to $129, under its SAR.
—Chipmaking tools for logic, DRAM and advanced packaging.
Record guide, but flat margins and China mix; $422 after the memory bounce, under its 200-day.
—Test systems for AI chips and HBM, plus robots.
Q3 revenue +70% beat, but a flat Q4 midpoint; down 5.4% to $296, back at its $295 low.
—Optical transceivers, indium phosphide lasers and industrial lasers.
Beat, but margins disappointed; $237, under its SAR and 30-day, far below the 100-day.
—Fuel cells that power AI data centers on site.
Beat and raised 2026 again, but $181M cash burn; $222, just above its 200-day.
—EVs, energy storage, and the robotaxi and AI bet.
Q3 beat and a Barclays upgrade to $450, but a rich multiple; broke its $388 cap and 200-day.
—CPU designs and a royalty on every chip shipped.
Phone royalties slowing on memory costs; fell 3% to $229, clinging to its 200-day.
—800G and 1.6T optical transceivers built in Texas.
Dilution, a light guide and a B. Riley target cut to $92; $79, far under its 30-day.
—Factory automation for fabs, data centers and warehouses.
Beat and raised, but cost inflation and a margin dip; reclaimed its 100-day at $451.
—US rare earth mining and magnets, with a government price floor.
Volumes up but still losing money, Goldman target cut to $57; 12% off its 52-week low.
—PC and server CPUs, plus a foundry business in the making.
Q3 beat on 78% server growth, but a Q4 guide cut by the Israel fab outage and PC weakness sank it ~23% after hours.
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