Hot Stocks

Hot stocks are not about hype. They emerge when powerful themes, policy shifts, and capital flows converge. InvestorPlace analysts track fast-moving market narratives, especially in technology, AI, and infrastructure, to identify stocks drawing outsized attention and explain what is really driving those moves.

Life After Chapter 11? Here Are 5 Big Brands That Survived

Hang in there, Kodak. Bankruptcy doesn't have to mean the end. Here are five well-known names that came back from the brink of disaster.

Apple Proves (Again) It’s Wall Street’s No. 1 Growth Stock

Apple earnings came in with a stunning 118% jump on Tuesday after the bell, proving it still can tally mammoth growth -- and might be a steal even at $450.

Apple Reports Earnings Doubler! – Tuesday’s IP Market Recap

Apple (AAPL) reported first-quarter earnings growth of 118% on Tuesday, sending its stock up almost 9% in early after-hours trading.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Bernanke and Geithner ‘Saved the System’

On Tuesday, Fox Business anchor Charlie Gasparino grilled JPMorgan Chase (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon at the financial company's New York headquarters.

Why I Couldn’t Care Less About Apple’s Earnings Report

Whatever news comes out regarding Apple's earnings, this company will continue to dominate the consumer electronics industry for years to come.

Halliburton: Solid Earnings, Mixed Outlook

Material, labor and logistics costs could rise, but overall, energy stocks are a screaming buy. The ride will be bumpy, the trend is solidly up.

Gold, Silver Slightly Lower on European Bond Swap Rejection

Lower gold and silver prices also were dragging down most miners Tuesday morning, though NovaGold Resources was level to slightly up.

7 Attractive Stocks to Watch

They're not ready to buy just yet, but here's how to read the economy, their share prices and their dividends to know when they will be.

Macy’s Hauls Martha Stewart Into Court

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia's new deal with J.C. Penney has Macy's in a litigious dither, claiming a violation of its own agreement with Stewart.

Starbucks’ Addition of Booze Is a Snooze

Beer and wine at Starbucks? Sounds exciting! But considering the small sample size -- and a potential clash in clientele -- investors shouldn't plan around it.

McDonald’s, Verizon Highlight Big Morning of Earnings Reports

McDonald's posted another earnings beat on strength across the globe, but Verizon fell short. See how DuPont, Johnson & Johnson and Travelers made out.

Energy Stocks Get a Jolt — Monday’s IP Market Recap

Chesapeake Energy (CHK) announces major cutbacks in natural gas production, sending gas and coal producers higher Monday.

RIM’s Heins Quickly Lodges Foot in Mouth

Research In Motion's new CEO might go down in history with the Titanic and Costa Concordia captains by dropping a quote that could go down in bonehead-statement history.

Earnings Duds and Earnings Studs

Find out which companies outperformed and which companies missed earnings expectations last week.

Gold, Silver Start the Week Climbing

Increases in gold and silver prices were driving most miners higher, too, though Pan American Silver (PAAS) was getting killed after announcing an acquisition.

If Novartis’ MS Drug Falters, Biogen Will Gain

After the deaths of 11 people who were taking the drug, concerns that Gilenya may cause heart problems has hit NVS hard, ending the stock's months-long upswing.

Why Goldman Sachs Is Keeping a Close Eye on Sears

The firm and its clients have more than $3.5 billion tied up in Eddie Lampert's hedge fund, which is one Sears's largest investors.

J.C. Penney to Cut Thousands of Jobs

A New York Post report says the struggling retailer will cut thousands of jobs, hitting most of the retailer's 1,200 locations.

3 Reasons JetBlue Shares Could Lose Altitude

Rising fuel prices and other operating costs, plus new competition, could hurt JetBlue in 2012. But the carrier still has a lot going for it.