Here are three AI infrastructure companies whose shares have pulled back.

Thursday’s action was no surprise, and there is likely to be more volatility in due course, but in the meantime we’re likely to get a short term bounce or reprieve.

Target Corporation’s third-quarter fiscal 2025 results have sparked fresh debate among investors, as it continues to navigate a shifting consumer landscape and an increasingly competitive retail environment. So, how should one approach the stock?

​​​​​​​Constellation Energy Corp. is an AI infrastructure power play and the largest owner of nuclear power plants in the US. It is a regulated utility that also sells power on the wholesale market. The stock's risk/reward ratio looks appealing.

The Magnificent 7 forward P/E ratio, using prices as of Nov. 20 was 28.1. If the Mag 7 index rose 0.8% on Friday, then the ratio has risen to about 28.3.

On the surface, 'vibe revenue' looks like aggressive investment. The deeper story is a structural pattern that can inflate valuations, concentrate risk, and mask real demand. Vibe revenue is the symptom. Circular financing is the mechanism.

The US dollar initially dropped a bit against the Canadian dollar during the trading week, but it found enough support near the 1.40 level to turn things around. It seems as though the pair may experience a bit of a consolidation after moving higher.

At AMD's Financial Analyst Day, CEO Lisa Su unveiled growth projections that caught Wall Street’s attention. The numbers suggest the company is positioned for substantial expansion in the coming years.

It was Nov. 13 when our S&P 500 signal went negative, a warning sign for the market. Our Russell 2000 reading, after a period of choppiness in October, went negative on Oct. 30. Since both dates, the markets haven’t recovered. Let's review.