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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.
Most to least bullish
Ranked by Claude as of Oct 11, 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.
DRAM, HBM and NAND memory at the heart of AI servers.
Guided $4B above consensus; supply tight into 2028 at ~7× run-rate earnings.
—GPUs and networking at the center of the AI build-out.
Q3 guide $108B and ~70% growth seen next year; uptrend intact.
—Azure, Office and Copilot, still throwing off cash.
Azure accelerated to 43% and guided 45%; near its record high.
—The foundry that makes nearly every leading AI chip.
Raised 2026 outlook, uptrend near records, ~19× earnings. Reports Oct 15.
—Retail, ads and AWS, with a huge AI capex plan.
AWS re-accelerated to 37%; chart breaking out of its range.
—Optical DSPs, switches and custom AI chips for data centers.
Raised outlook twice, FY28 target lifted to $20B; bullish trend.
—The HBM memory leader, now with a Nasdaq ADS.
Record HBM profits and 49% analyst upside; chart still finding its feet.
—Search, YouTube and a fast-growing Google Cloud.
Cloud +82% with 36% margins; pressing on the 100-day average.
—Lasers, transceivers and optical switches for AI data centers.
Pump lasers sold out, guide well above consensus; extended after a big run.
—Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp ads funding a huge AI build-out.
Muse AI agent re-rated the stock; uptrend intact despite heavy capex.
—Custom AI accelerators, networking and VMware software.
AI revenue targets $115B/$230B, 47% upside; stuck below the 200-day.
—NAND flash for data centers, devices and consumers.
Long-term deals cover most FY27–28 bits; chart sitting on support.
—AI software for governments and companies.
Growth +93% and guide raised, but at a record, overbought and richly valued.
—EPYC server CPUs and Instinct AI GPUs.
Data center +107%, passed $1T; little analyst upside left after the run.
—Zero trust cloud security, now including AI security.
Strong momentum since Sep 14, but growth slowing and no target upside.
—Test systems for AI chips and HBM, plus robots.
AI test demand doubled revenue; pulling back from the Oct 2 high.
—The only maker of EUV lithography machines.
Outlook raised, EUV capacity +30%; momentum fading into Oct 14 results.
—Starlink, launch and the AI compute build-out.
Revenue +92%, but $18B quarterly capex and still loss-making.
—Fuel cells that power AI data centers on site.
Power-shortage winner, up 68% since results; consensus target already hit.
—Optical fiber for AI data centers, plus specialty glass.
AI fiber deals with Amazon and NVIDIA, but guidance light; range-bound.
—Chipmaking tools for logic, DRAM and advanced packaging.
Record guide, but flat margins and China mix; neutral chart.
—Optical transceivers, indium phosphide lasers and industrial lasers.
Beat, but margins disappointed; still 12% below its report-day close.
—CPU designs and a royalty on every chip shipped.
Phone royalties slowing on memory costs; short-term bearish chart.
—800G and 1.6T optical transceivers built in Texas.
Capacity ramp ahead, but dilution and a light guide; very volatile.
—PC and server CPUs, plus a foundry business in the making.
Turnaround in revenue, but foundry losses, cash burn and Hold ratings.
—Factory automation for fabs, data centers and warehouses.
Beat and raised, but cost inflation and margin dip; testing support.
—EVs, energy storage, and the robotaxi and AI bet.
EPS miss, 1.4% operating margin and ~164× earnings; little target upside.
—US rare earth mining and magnets, with a government price floor.
Volumes up but still losing money; bearish trend trying to base.
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