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Robotics stocks offer a high-potential frontier, considering the market is expected to grow over 11% between 2024 to 2028. It's anticipated to eventually land on a total market volume of over $65 billion.

We may be far from the at-home robotics revolution the Jetsons promised, but there's still plenty of innovation brewing beneath the surface. While headlines often declare the imminent replacement of workers by AI-enabled robots, reality presents a more optimistic scenario.

Jassy said regulators' move to stop the iRobot deal shows they "trust these two large Chinese companies with maps" of Americans' homes more than they do Amazon.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy joins CNBC's ‘Squawk Box' to discuss the state of the consumer, Amazon's investment in AI, and much more.

Despite challenges, iRobot presents a compelling investment opportunity with an EV/Revenue (TTM) ratio of 0.206. iRobot's connected sensor network and data offer acquisition or licensing opportunities, while cost-cutting and AI-driven innovation could streamline operations and develop new products. Strong brand, upcoming changes, cost-cutting, and valuation support a "Buy" rating with a 12-month price target of $10-$12.

The most oversold stocks in the consumer discretionary sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.

When one company agrees to acquire another company, it usually pays a premium. Normally, however, there's a slight discount to that price in the market until the merger is fully consummated.

If you're paying attention, there's a robotics stocks revolution quietly underway. While headlines holler about imminent worker replacement by hordes of AI-enabled robots, the truth is much more optimistic.

Amazon's acquisition of iRobot was recently mutually terminated. investors reacted sharply, sending iRobot's stock down some 75%.

iRobot is slashing costs but still seems far from producing sustainable profits. The company faces cash-flow challenges.