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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday.

Analysts say that shares could drop by 20% or more if Huang leaves the company.

CoreWeave shares soared on the back of its earnings report, reviving the tech trade and lifting the Nasdaq Composite on Wednesday.

Morgan Stanley sees a more attractive entry point in high-quality hyperscaler bonds as investors remain wary of the debt funding the AI build-out.

While Nvidia becomes a battleground, other areas of tech could power ahead. The case for cybersecurity, hyperscalers, robotics and quantum computing.

Rayonier is closing its valuation gap through a mix of strong real estate performance, stock buybacks, and better-than-expected timber and lumber performance.

A nice ramp is forming in this stock, says Jay Woods of Freedom Capital Markets.

The bank upgraded the aerospace and defense company to overweight from neutral.

Here are Wednesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

The investment bank moved its rating on the stock to neutral, and slashed its price target.

The stock was up in premarket trading Wednesday following the report, which analysts said may alleviate investors' worst fears about the company.

Stocks dropped Tuesday as Nvidia fell again and hot inflation revived traders' rate-hike fears. Tune in to CNBC Wednesday for CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator.

The Pittsburgh-based company makes some of the most critical components in jet engines and power turbines.

The small-cap index Russell 2000 is up 13% in 2026, ahead of the S&P 500's nearly 10% advance in that time.

Tokenization is beginning to change how investors can access, transfer and use stocks without replacing the market infrastructure beneath them.

GLD has stabilized above support defined by previous lows near $360, said the founding partner of Fairlead Strategies.

CoreWeave’s earnings after the bell could calm fears about its debt-fueled AI buildout — or stoke more fear.

Here are Tuesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

American Airlines Group is likely to see its shares rise due to higher fares and investment in key travel hubs, according to Rothschild & Co. Redburn.

Riot Platforms should continue to rally as it benefits from its new powered land lease, according to Jefferies.

Tech shares bounced to start the week, lifting the Nasdaq Composite to a 2.7% gain on the day. The three major averages rose even as Nvidia sat out the rally.

Securitize saw growth in tokenization last quarter and announced its expansion into asset-backed finance through the acquisition of River One.

Grand Theft Auto VI is almost here, and investor Paul Meeks says Wall Street is underestimating just how big it could be for Take-Two Interactive.