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AI was supposed to kill this software company. Instead, its AI recurring revenue doubled in a single quarter, and the stock trades at less than half its high.
It swallowed a big rival, the cost savings are showing up ahead of schedule, and the debt keeps shrinking. Wall Street still prices it like a dry well.
18% of salaried workers plan to take a day off for one video game. Its publisher reports Monday, and the stock still trades well below its high.
The company behind the card reader at your coffee shop just doubled its cost-cutting goal and queued up a buyback. The price tag still looks like a typo.
No insider had bought this stock in over 4 years. Then the CEO wrote a $715,000 check days after a selloff unrelated to lost freight.
Profitable, opening stores at a record clip and buying back stock, yet the market just marked it down like day-old bread. Time to check the clearance aisle.
Tech got hammered again over AI spending. This distributor sells the parts, orders keep outrunning shipments, and it reports next week.
This company owns some of the Strip’s biggest casinos, its biggest tenant is still paying rent, and the board just cleared it to bet on itself. Wall Street won’t play.
An AI data center on federal land, a submarine shipyard, and UK nuclear work. One stock has a seat at all three, and it trades under 9 times earnings.