Strong Start to FY2025: Record Revenues and EPS Growth Qualcomm (QCOM) started off on a strong note in Fiscal Year 2025 by posting historic revenues of $11.7 billion, up 18% year-on-year (YoY). The company's top-line performance was driven by strong performances by its key business units, led by revenues of $10.1 billion by QCT (Qualcomm CDMA Technologies).

ASML Holding NV (ASML) isn’t a company; it’s the linchpin in the supply chain that global semiconductors need. Due to the uniqueness of supplying extreme ultraviolet, or EUV, lithography systems, the company enjoys a monopolistic position in its market.

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) continues to hold its lead in megamarkets of data analytics and AI with strong financial performance and value creation through strategic developments. In Q3 2024, Palantir reported a record net income of $144 million , the highest quarterly profit since its founding.

SoFi Technologies (SOFI) continues to ride the waves in the financial world, propelled by robust membership growth, product adoption, and diversification across its ecosystem. In Q3 2024, the company declared a massive stock price increase over the past month, propelled by investors’ strong confidence in the company’s performance and general potential for further growth.

As PayPal (PYPL) solidifies its position in the digital payments landscape, it presents a promising opportunity driven by transaction growth, profitability, and an attractive valuation. This analysis delves into how each of these areas contributes to PayPal’s robust potential as an investment.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) continues to thrive in the semiconductor industry, leveraging strategic expansions and innovations against surging demand driven by AI and data center growth.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) continues to thrive in the semiconductor industry, leveraging strategic expansions and innovations against surging demand driven by AI and data center growth.

Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) announced very strong Q3 2024 results underlined by revenue growth and a strong commitment to AI and the metaverse.

Alphabet’s Q3 2024 results reveal an impressive 15% revenue growth to $88.3 billion, driven by robust ad revenue and a 35% surge in Google Cloud. With strong gains across Search, YouTube, and AI-powered enterprise solutions, Alphabet remains a leader in digital advertising and next-gen tech, pushing margins higher amidst fierce competition.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI) has been a prominent player in the tech and AI infrastructure space, making waves with its innovative approach to high-performance computing solutions. The company carved out a unique space in the rapidly expanding AI infrastructure market by focusing on energy-efficient, high-density server solutions—a strategic advantage that helped SMCI grow significantly over the last few years.

CVS Health has just faced a stock decline of about 10% after its preliminary Q3 earnings miss, which made the entire market aware. The decline is contributed largely to a $1.1 billion charge connected with its Medicare and Individual Exchange businesses and a whopping $1.2 billion restructuring charge for store closures.

Despite missing profitability targets in Q2 and facing ongoing margin pressure, Intel’s (INTC) strategic investments in AI CPUs, including the highly anticipated Panther Lake CPU built on the Intel 18A process, position the company for significant performance gains and enhanced competitiveness. Intel is at the forefront of a new computing era, riding the wave of AI-powered PCs set to revolutionize the market.