Intel, Apple, Nvidia and More: 5 Stocks Investors Couldn't Stop Buzzing About This Week
Retail investors talked up 5 stocks during the week (Sept. 14 to Sept.18) on X and Reddit's r/WallStreetBets: INTC, AAPL, NVDA, NBIS, ORCL
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Valero Energy has risen more than 200% in two years, outpacing every Magnificent Seven stock, including Nvidia. Almost the entire move came in 2026, driven by a collapse in global refining capacity rather than by the oil price. The average analyst price target now sits 31% below the stock.
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Retail investors talked up 5 stocks during the week (Sept. 14 to Sept.18) on X and Reddit's r/WallStreetBets: INTC, AAPL, NVDA, NBIS, ORCL
Apple and Nvidia lead the Magnificent Seven in total shareholder yield through stock repurchases and dividends at 1.83% and 1.74% respectively. However, massive AI infrastructure investments have significantly reduced free cash flows for most of these companies. Apple's more conservative AI approach and strong capital return plans make it the best choice for yield-seeking investors, while Nvidia faces higher risk from potential AI slowdowns despite strong recent cash generation.
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Apple TV won 29 Emmys at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, with Apple Originals accumulating 917 total wins and 3,827 nominations. Apple's Services revenue grew 12% to a record $30.74 billion in the June quarter with a 75.6% gross margin. The company surpassed 1.5 billion paid subscriptions supported by over 2.5 billion active devices. However, Apple faces intense competition from Netflix and Disney in the streaming space.
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London cloud company Nscale, backed by Microsoft and Nvidia, has filed to sell shares publicly on the New York Stock Exchange.