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Most of 2023 has been defined by the big tech stocks driving bullish sentiment and overcoming 2022’s bear market. That said, since about halfway through the summer, the bull market has been on pause with the prospect of interest rates remaining high for longer than expected, among other macro factors, putting a dampener on proceedings. Still, going by the past week’s performance, there are signs the bulls’ charge is about to resume in earnest. In fact, with Q3 earnings season about to commence,...

Shares of the chip maker were big holdings of the large-cap growth funds that led gainers over the past 12 months...

Key Insights Significantly high institutional ownership implies Amazon.com's stock price is sensitive to their trading.....

After spending much of last year headed in the wrong direction, Wall Street turned the tables in 2023, with many stocks making up lost ground. Each of the major market indexes climbed at least 20% from their respective bottoms, though they have since given back some of those gains. While stock splits don't change the underlying value of the company in question, they are historically preceded by a period of strong financial and stock performance, leading them to split their shares...

Growth investors often lament that if they had just put $10,000 in one of the more successful tech giants, they would be millionaires today. Three Fool contributors believe such potential remains in Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). The stock market king has plenty of gas left in the tank...

First up is the legendary fast-food giant McDonald's (NYSE: MCD). Consider this: Shares of McDonald's have returned a staggering 1,860% over the last two decades, meaning an initial investment of $10,000 would have grown to more than $195,000 today. There are over 40,000 McDonald's locations worldwide, serving up coffee, shakes, fries, and, of course, cheeseburgers...