Nvidia Started the AI Boom. These 2 Stocks Could Power the Next Phase.

As major tech companies design custom AI chips to reduce costs, Broadcom and Marvell are positioned to lead the next phase of AI infrastructure investment. These two companies control roughly 95% of the custom AI ASIC co-design market, with custom chips projected to account for 27.8% of the AI server compute market by 2026, growing at triple the rate of merchant GPUs.

06/08/2026, 3:30 PM • The Motley Fool

1 Monster AI Stock Warren Buffett Is Extremely Bullish on

Berkshire Hathaway announced a $10 billion investment in Alphabet through a private placement to fund AI infrastructure, significantly increasing its stake in the tech giant. The investment signals strong confidence in Alphabet's AI ambitions and suggests that new CEO Greg Abel is warming up to the tech sector.

06/08/2026, 3:15 PM • The Motley Fool

4 Trillion-Dollar Companies That Look Like Genius Buys

The article highlights four trillion-dollar tech companies as attractive investment opportunities despite their massive valuations. Nvidia leads with a $5 trillion market cap, benefiting from insatiable AI demand and projected record data center spending. Microsoft and Amazon are gaining momentum through cloud computing growth and AI integration, while Meta is investing in AI and smartglasses technology. All four companies are positioned for significant future growth.

06/08/2026, 2:27 PM • The Motley Fool

Meta Stock: New Subscriptions Could Boost Revenue Growth

Meta Platforms has unveiled new subscription plans across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp to address investor concerns about monetization and revenue growth. Consumer Plus tiers range from $2.99-$3.99/month, while Meta One plans ($7.99-$19.99/month) offer enhanced AI features. Business and creator tiers ($14.99-$49.99/month) are being tested in select markets. Even modest adoption rates could meaningfully impact Meta's $215 billion annual revenue, though the stock remains down 10% year-to-date amid uncertainty over AI spending.

06/08/2026, 8:36 AM • Investing

Meta, Google, Snap In Spotlight As UK Reportedly Eyes Crackdown On 'Harmful' Social Media For Under-16s

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is reportedly planning to announce a ban on 'harmful' social media platforms for children under 16, following similar moves by Australia and growing global scrutiny. The decision comes after consultations with grieving parents and aims to address concerns about mental health, online safety, and sextortion. Switzerland has also signaled support for stricter safeguards, with 94% of survey respondents backing restrictions on minors' social media access.

06/08/2026, 8:30 AM • Benzinga

Jim Chanos Rejects SpaceX IPO Valuation Comparison To Amazon, Google, Meta's Early Days: 'Isn't Even Remotely True'

Short-seller Jim Chanos challenged comparisons between SpaceX's IPO valuation and early-stage valuations of tech giants, arguing that SpaceX's valuation far exceeds historical multiples. Amazon went public in 1997 at $450M (3x revenues), Google in 2004 at $23B (7x revenues), and Meta in 2012 at $104B (20x revenues), while SpaceX's valuation significantly dwarfs these figures. Concerns persist about SpaceX's profitability, with its AI division recording a $2.5B operating loss despite a $920M monthly Google deal.

06/08/2026, 7:45 AM • Benzinga

Former IBM Chief Scientist's 3 Filters For SpaceX IPO Buyers

David Holtzman, former IBM Chief Scientist and White House technology advisor, outlines three investment filters for evaluating the SpaceX IPO priced at $1.75 trillion. His framework emphasizes: (1) explaining the business simply in 15 seconds, (2) verifying real demand exists (Starlink has 10M+ subscribers but xAI's Grok is unproven), and (3) only risking money you can afford to lose. Morningstar values SpaceX at $780 billion (55% below IPO price), and the company lost $4.9 billion last year. Cautious investors may gain SpaceX exposure through index funds like Nasdaq-100 trackers due to forced buying rules.

06/08/2026, 7:38 AM • Benzinga

Here’s the Pattern That Will Trigger a Stock Market Crash

Technical analyst Jason Sen identifies a head and shoulders pattern on the S&P 500 that could trigger a significant market decline. After breaking key support levels at 7540/35 and Fibonacci support at 7517/12, the market crashed to the 7445/7440 target. The analyst attributes the decline to fears of higher interest rates following strong employment data, but notes this trigger typically doesn't last long in a strong bull trend. A weekly bearish engulfing candle suggests further downside to 7280/75 if support breaks, though bounces could target 7400.

06/08/2026, 6:05 AM • Investing

S&P 500: Dispersion Unwind Risks Rise as CPI and Liquidity Pressures Loom

The S&P 500 fell 2.6% on Friday, breaking below its 20-day moving average for the first time since early April. Despite the decline, implied correlation remains historically low at 12.2, suggesting dispersion trade unwinding may continue. Semiconductor volatility remains elevated, and systematic funds appear to be reducing exposure. Upcoming CPI data and potential major IPOs (SpaceX, Meta) could create additional liquidity pressures, though Treasury paydowns may provide some support for Bitcoin.

06/08/2026, 5:20 AM • Investing

3 High-Growth Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy With $5,000 Right Now

The article recommends three AI-related stocks for a $5,000 investment: Micron and SanDisk, which benefit from memory chip shortages driven by AI buildout with projected revenue growth of 264-337% over the next two quarters, and CoreWeave, a data center operator renting GPU computing capacity with $100 billion in contracted revenue over 5-6 years and estimated growth of 112-154% in the next two quarters.

06/07/2026, 7:05 PM • The Motley Fool

Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft Are All Racing to Design Their Own AI Chips. Here's What It Means for Nvidia.

Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are scaling custom AI chips to reduce dependence on Nvidia, with the four major cloud giants planning to spend ~$725 billion on capex in 2026. While this poses a long-term risk to Nvidia's market share and pricing power, Nvidia's revenue continues to surge (85% YoY growth) as overall AI spending expands rapidly across startups, enterprises, and governments that don't design their own chips.

06/07/2026, 6:12 PM • The Motley Fool

3 Reasons to Buy SpaceX Stock at Its IPO -- and 2 Reasons to Wait

SpaceX is set to go public on June 12, 2026, with a diverse portfolio including space launch services, social media platform X, AI platform Grok, and Starlink satellite internet. While the company generates positive operating cash flow and operates multiple promising businesses, investors should be cautious about typical post-IPO volatility and the difficulty in assessing a rapidly evolving company with potential future changes like a possible Tesla merger.

06/07/2026, 5:15 PM • The Motley Fool

If You Invested $10,000 in Meta Platforms Stock 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much You'd Have Today

Meta Platforms has delivered a 434% total return over the past decade, turning a $10,000 investment in June 2016 into $53,380 today, outpacing the S&P 500. Despite current volatility with shares down 8% in 2026 and 23% from their August peak, the company's 3.56 billion monthly active users and attractive P/E ratio of 22.8 present a buying opportunity, though investors remain concerned about the company's massive $125-145 billion capital expenditure plans for AI infrastructure expansion.

06/07/2026, 1:25 PM • The Motley Fool

Yikes! The AI Data Center Build-Out Is Cannibalizing a $1 Trillion Catalyst That's Powered the Trump Bull Market Higher.

While AI infrastructure investment has driven the Trump bull market, major tech companies are dramatically reducing share buybacks to fund data center expansion. This shift threatens a key earnings-per-share catalyst at a time when the S&P 500 trades at historically expensive valuations, with combined buybacks from major tech firms falling 70% from 2021 peaks.

06/07/2026, 9:06 AM • The Motley Fool

Broadcom Shares Tumble Despite Surging AI Revenue. Should Investors Buy the Dip?

Broadcom shares fell 7.49% despite strong quarterly results with AI revenue surging 143% to $10.8 billion and overall revenue up 48% to $22.19 billion. The decline was driven by investor disappointment that the company did not raise its fiscal 2027 custom AI chip sales guidance above $100 billion, and slower-than-expected software segment growth. However, analysts view the stock as attractively valued at a forward P/E of 22.5x given its growth trajectory and locked-in supply chain advantages.

06/07/2026, 7:20 AM • The Motley Fool