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Strong Growth Stock with a Bright Future Palantir (PLTR) is a data analytics company that provides software to help organisations make better decisions. The company's software platform, Foundry, is used by government agencies and businesses to collect, analyse, and visualise data. Palantir has a number of factors working in its favour that could drive its stock price higher in the future. First, the company is growing rapidly. In 2022, revenue grew by 41% year-over-year. This growth is being driven by increasing demand for Palantir's software platform from both government and commercial customers. Second, they are profitable. In the fourth quarter of 2022, Palantir reported its first GAAP profit. This profitability is a positive sign for investors, as it indicates that Palantir is able to

Investors should ponder for just a moment the startling reality that the SPX $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is down only 1% in the last year, while banks and other financials are down 20, 30 or even 40+% in some cases. Think about that a for a minute or two.This is a monumental disparity that cannot be sustained. If the banking sector cannot succeed, then neither will the rest of the economy, so people better be prepared to batten down the hatches unless we see some startling reversals in the fortunes of the financial sector. $PacWest(PACW)$

Under the vigorous promotion of the Biden administration, the growth rate of the US solar energy market is expected to soar in the next few years, and solar energy stocks in the US stock market will also usher in rare investment opportunities.According to the latest report of the Solar Energy Industry Association and Wood Mackenzie, solar energy will contribute 50% of new power generation capacity in 2022, and the installed capacity of solar power generation in the US market will reach 20.2 GW in the same period. Furthermore, from 2022 to 2033, the company expects installed solar capacity in DC to increase from 141 GW to 700 GW.In mid-2022, U.S. President Joe Biden will take executive measures to encourage domestic clean energy manufacturing.The development trend of solar energy industry i

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$Alibaba(BABA)$ since BABAs IPO, some may have missed out on the nice upward move. I got in and got out early myself. Now tho putting a long term investment view I see some good entry points based on oscillators and stochastic data from weekly chart data. In combination with simple yearly wave cycles, i see BABA is positioned in an attractive longterm buyers entry point. I've probably seen a completion in correction and entering the next Leap for a 3rd wave. There may some accumulation interest going on, early indication of buyer interest.Trade smart. Cheers.

$JD-SW(09618)$ is firing the first cannon among Hong Kong's big techs on their latest earnings releases when the Chinese e-Commerce company announces its first-quarter earnings results today ahead of $TENCENT(00700)$ and $Alibaba(09988)$ on 17 May and 18 May respectively. Alibaba and JD are the two largest Chinese e-commerce companies, both of which also operate brick-and-mortar grocery stores, although their stores contribute relatively lower revenues compared to their respective e-commerce businesses. While Alibaba and JD are typically compared

Since the outbreak of the pandemic, there have been some changes in the dining-out landscape in North America. On one hand, food delivery has become widely popular and related businesses have changed consumer habits to some extent. On the other hand, inflation has affected all aspects of life, leading to an increase in dining-out costs. Food delivery services that emerged during the pandemic have changed consumer behavior and their companies' performance continues to improve. $Uber(UBER)$ Uber's food delivery business had a booking volume of $14.315 billion USD in Q4 2022, exceeding $13 billion USD for five consecutive quarters and achieving profitability (EBITDA profit margin returning positive). Although its year-on-year growth rate is not as h