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Connecting the dots in the stock market tends to be one of the most challenging tasks for investors, especially in today's market, where every piece of information and interrelation seems to be the be-all and end-all of potential risks and opportunities. Successfully making the connection between the development in one company relative to other peers or the broader sector can bring investors some additional green days in their portfolios.

The Nasdaq Composite is only at about breakeven for the year, as of this writing, but it's made a powerful comeback in recent weeks. The tech-heavy index is now down less than 1% year to date, a massive improvement from the drop of more than 20% it recorded in early April.

I monitor billionaires' investments in hedge funds, which gives me investment ideas and helps me determine whether my thoughts on a particular stock are still relevant.

Following Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings beat, Zeno Merce says this report is just the beginning. With A.I. adoption accelerating globally, Mercer sees Nvidia's stock price potentially reaching new highs, especially if a deal with China can be reached.

The White House tells FOX Business that the Commerce Department is reviewing exports of strategic significance to China.

TSMC's robust AI-driven growth, clear process roadmap, and resilient demand position it for strong performance through 2025/26 and beyond. Q1 2025 results and Q2 guidance highlight impressive revenue growth, margin resilience, and management's ability to offset macro headwinds with price hikes. Long-term tailwinds include the launch of new A16/A14 nodes, sovereign AI spending, and expansion into physical AI, robotics, and automotive applications.

It's easy to think that institutional money managers somehow possess knowledge that's superior to the rest of the investment community. After all, these billionaires are called "smart money" for a reason.

The latest trading day saw TSMC (TSM) settling at $196.14, representing a -0.78% change from its previous close.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing said the facility would design chips to be used across the automotive and industrial sectors as well as artificial intelligence.

EnduroSat, a Bulgarian satellite manufacturer, has raised €43 million ($49 million) in a funding round led by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund. Raycho Raychev, EnduroSat CEO and co-founder, and Delian Asparouhov, partner at Founders Fund, discuss why Bulgaria is becoming a hub for space firms with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Technology.