The TIKR Blog

Analysts see Micron (MU) stock climbing as high as 29% by 2027. Explore the key drivers behind that upside, what’s keeping sentiment bullish, and where the risks lie.

SPY may track 500 stocks, but nearly 38% of its weight sits in just 10 names. NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Apple now drive the market’s most popular ETF.

The Class of 2011 was a mixed bag. Dunkin’ and LinkedIn turned steady business models into big wins, while Groupon and Pandora show how fast hype can fade.

Here’s where analysts see AMD stock going by 2027. Consensus forecasts suggest up to 54% upside as the chipmaker pushes deeper into AI with new GPUs, superclusters, and strategic partnerships.

Here’s where analysts see Tesla stock going by 2027. Consensus forecasts suggest about 28% upside, though opinions remain divided as growth slows and Elon Musk pushes bold new visions for the company.

1992’s IPO class gave us Starbucks, Gilead, and Synopsys, all massive winners. This was a year that no doubt proved that durable growth trends beat hype every time.

Here’s where analysts see Western Digital stock going by 2028. Forecasts suggest up to 34% upside as cloud revenue drives growth, but expectations may already be high.

From Pinduoduo’s surge to GreenSky’s wipeout, the 2018 IPO class proves one thing: durable models outlast flashy stories.

Broadcom stock has more than doubled, but analysts see limited upside from here. Here’s where Wall Street expects it to trade by 2027, based on revenue growth, margins, and valuation forecasts.

SMCI stock has cooled off after a huge AI-driven run, but analysts see both big upside and big risks from here. Here’s where Wall Street expects it to trade by 2028, based on revenue growth, thin margins, and valuation forecasts.

Here’s why analysts believe Oracle stock could climb as much as 51% over the next 2 and a half years, with predictions showing strong upside potential through 2028.