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Arm Holdings has an attractive business model that generates a lot of recurring revenue. AI is the next big growth opportunity for the company.
AI stocks rebounded this week after a month-long swoon. Big tech's enthusiastic spending plans for AI were enough to overcome fears of higher interest rates.
The adoption of AI continues, but AI stocks have been volatile. Nvidia announced a key strategic partnership that could boost its fortunes and benefit several of its collaborators.
Several AI stocks are rebounding from a beating over the past couple of weeks. Volatility will continue as the adoption of AI plays out, not over months, but years.
Arm Holdings stock dropped over 16% on Friday. Is now the time to buy?
Arm Holdings is a force in chip design. The company is taking market share across all its primary end markets.
In his book “100 Baggers,” investors Christopher Mayer describes rare stocks that return $100 to shareholders for every $1 of capital invested. These type of multi-bagger stocks, or heavy compounders, are often referred to as “unicorns” on Wall Street because they are so rare.
Super Micro Computer failed to pre-report revenue, which one analyst saw as a warning sign. The overall AI stock bubble is deflating.
The chip design firm's stock is off more than 20% this week, during a rough stretch for tech overall.
Arm's market cap is already well above $100 billion. Many "millionaire-maker" stocks started as small-cap stocks.