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AMD Might Not Beat Nvidia, but Here's Why It's Still a Long-Term Buy

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By John Kinsellagh
| Yahoo Finance Verified
With a 90% market share, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) reigns as the undisputed King of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) chip market. Yet, in an ironic twist, the company's very success has created favorable conditions for its rivals to take down the AI titan a notch or two from atop its perch. Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) realizes the opportunity a supply-constrained Nvidia has presented and intends to fully exploit these fortuitous circumstances to its advantage.
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Salesforce's Growth Ambitions Are Stymied By Unpredictable AI Headwinds

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By John Kinsellagh
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Salesforce's (NYSE: CRM) uninspiring first-quarter earnings, reported on May 30, startled investors, who expressed their displeasure by driving the stock down 20% -- the worst single-day price decline in the company's 20-year history. The company's revenue miss and weak guidance were cause for concern.
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Is Verizon Stock a Buy for Income Investors?

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By John Kinsellagh
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) stock currently offers investors a generous forward dividend yield of 6.6%, supported by the company's unwavering commitment to return cash to shareholders. In September 2023, Verizon boosted its dividend 2% to $0.665 per share, its 17th consecutive year of dividend hikes. Sometimes a high yield is masking underlying financial difficulties. Since dividend yield and stock price are inversely related, a low price could reflect deteriorating financial conditions.
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