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Stephen Guilfoyle

  • Co-Anchor, Street Smarts and Contributing Writer, The Street
Florida
As seen in: The Street, MSN, Markets Insider, Bandcamp Daily, Yahoo Finance, Miami Herald, Yahoo, Real Money, The Street Crypto, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee and
Pres, Sarge986 LLC. Writes daily for TheStreet PRO. #MarketRecon Seen often at Fox Biz, Schwab-Ameritrade Network, Yahoo Finance. Former CNBC regular
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Who the Heck Is Aspen Aerogels? I’m Opening a Position

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By Stephen Guilfoyle
| The Street Verified
Who the heck are these guys? Aspen Aerogels, Inc (ASPN) is an aerogel technology company. The firm is headquartered in Northborough, Massachusetts, and was founded in 2001. What do they do? Aspen Aerogel designs, develops, manufactures and sells high-performance aerogel materials. You don’t say. OK, so what’s an aerogel? Aerogels are described as ultralight, highly porous solids.
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AMD Gets a Boost, So Here’s My Plan

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By Stephen Guilfoyle
| The Street Verified
We’re talking about an “upgrade” and for one of our favorite stocks, too. Raymond James analyst Simon Leopold on Tuesday morning upgraded long-time Sarge-folio fave Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) to a “Strong Buy” from “Outperform,” which is already a buy-equivalent rating. Leopold also boosted the price target to $641, up from $565.
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Economic Pain Planned for Iran, Sandisk Slips, Charting a Bit of Bearishness

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By Stephen Guilfoyle
| The Street Verified
D-Day? OK. Not exactly D-Day. On June 6, 1944. 73,000 U.S. troops stormed the beaches of, or were dropped behind enemy lines at, Normandy, France. They were part of an allied force of 156,000 soldiers. They were all infantry. They were supported by 195,000 naval personnel representing eight countries. Allied pilots flew 14,674 sorties that day. So, understand me when I say that D-Day was probably a much bigger deal militarily than most people realize in 2026.
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