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Cathie Wood goes bargain hunting: 3 stocks she just bought

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By Rick Aristotle Munarriz Verified
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Key Points Cathie Wood added to her positions in Nvidia, Broadcom, and Cloudflare on Monday. Nvidia was bought in five of Ark's six ETFs, as the stock slid 3% on the first trading day of this week. Broadcom is a great example of how AI is propelling bottom-line growth, too. It's trading for more than 60 times last year's earnings but a reasonable 21 times next year's target.
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Bob Iger Built Disney for Hollywood. Josh D'Amaro Is Building It for Main Street. Does D'Amaro's Vision Makes Disney a Buy Down 49% From Its All-Time High?

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By Rick Aristotle Munarriz Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Many consumer tech companies are spending billions, tens of billions, and -- in a handful of cases -- hundreds of billions on artificial intelligence (AI) this year. Disney (NYSE: DIS) isn't afraid of cutting big checks to bankroll its future, but AI isn't the top priority. It's been two years since Disney stunned the market by committing to $60 billion in capital expenditures for its experiences business, led by its theme parks and cruise line. Sure, this will be spread out over 10 years.
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Target stock: Next stop, $166?

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By Rick Aristotle Munarriz Verified
| MSN Verified
Key Points Shares of Target have soared more than 50% this year, trouncing the market despite trading for roughly half of its all-time high. The "cheap chic" retailer reports quarterly results next week. A lot is riding on the financial update. With a new CEO shaking things up this year, Target is winning shoppers and investors back in 2026. 10 stocks we like better than Target › One of this year's biggest surprises has to be Target (NYSE: TGT) .
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