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Timothy Green is a Content Marketing Manager and Marketing Manager, with a focus on finance and investment. He writes articles for publications such as The Motley Fool and Yahoo Finance, providing insights and analysis on stock market trends and investment opportunities. His work has also been featured in Nasdaq, USA TODAY, and Lilly Broadcasting Erie, PA.
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Timothy Green's coverage primarily focuses on investment analysis and citing data, with a strong emphasis on the stock market, technology, artificial intelligence, and investing. He appears to be most receptive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis of companies' financial performance or innovative technologies within these sectors.
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While there is no specified geographic focus, Timothy seems to take an international view of stock markets and technology trends without any regional bias.
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By: Timothy Green
Key Points Mizuho cut its price target slightly on Confluent stock, but still sees it as having solid upside. While demand in some areas is strong, new customer growth and the government sector remain challenges. Confluent is highly unprofitable, and that's becoming more concerning to investors as its growth slows. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
Key Points Tesla stock has been hammered recently thanks to a disastrous deliveries report for the first quarter. Major layoffs suggest the growth story is on pause. With Tesla stock still sporting an eye-watering valuation, the crash may not be over. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
By: Timothy Green
Server manufacturer Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) was added to the S&P 500 index earlier this year.
Key Points ASML disappointed investors with its first-quarter results although it reiterated its full-year guidance. The company expects to generate solid growth in 2025, driven in part by big investments from foundries and billions in government subsidies. While ASML's growth story should resume next year, a high valuation leaves little room for error. 10 stocks we like better than ASML
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Key Points Applied Materials' profits and cash flow have surged in recent years, providing fuel for share buybacks. The company authorized $10 billion for share buybacks in early 2023. While share buybacks can boost earnings per share, they're not always a good idea. 10 stocks we like better than Applied Materials
The company is taking costly steps to boost 3nm capacity for AI chips.
Key Points IBM's consulting business slowed down in the first quarter, leading the company to miss expectations. Software was stronger, and the company is winning AI-related business at a swift pace. IBM maintained its full-year outlook, relative to which the stock looks like a great deal. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
Key Points AT&T reported solid first-quarter results, adding subscribers in its wireless and broadband businesses. The company stuck with its free cash flow guidance for the full year. With the stock trading at beaten-down levels and sporting a healthy dividend, it's a good time to invest in AT&T.
Telecommunications giant AT&T (NYSE:T) slightly missed revenue and profit expectations when reporting its first-quarter results on Wednesday, but those numbers don't tell the whole story.
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