Wall Street's top tech bull Dan Ives predicts that five stocks will dominate the AI market by 2026, highlighting a significant 'AI inflection' point for investors.
Apple's 'Invisible AI' strategy is viewed positively by 5-star analyst Dan Ives, who sees significant upside potential for the company into 2026, highlighting the importance of its innovative AI approach.
Dan Ives shares his top AI investment picks for the upcoming year, highlighting key trends and opportunities in the AI sector as the market anticipates growth and innovation.
Analyst Dan Ives has set a bold $250 price target for Nvidia stock by the end of 2026, citing the company's critical role in AI development and the ongoing AI boom, with Nvidia's market cap soaring from under $100 billion in 2021 to over $4 trillion today.
Dan Ives is bullish on four European tech companies—SAP, ASML, Spotify, and Klarna—despite regional investor frustration, with analysts expecting their stocks to rise.
Eightco Holdings' stock surged 5,600% after Dan Ives, a well-known analyst, joined as chairman and announced a focus on acquiring Worldcoin, a crypto created by Sam Altman, with an initial investment of $250 million, highlighting the growing trend of corporate crypto treasury strategies in 2025.
Dan Ives, Wedbush Securities' global head of technology research, is becoming chairman of Eightco Holdings, which plans to acquire Worldcoin tokens as its main treasury asset through a $250 million private placement, reflecting a strategic move to invest in AI and blockchain-based identity verification technologies.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk engaged in a public dispute with Wall Street analyst Dan Ives, who urged the Tesla board to set guidelines for Musk's political activities, highlighting tensions between management and analysts amid Musk's controversial political involvement and Tesla's growth prospects.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced plans to start a new political party called the America Party, prompting Wedbush analyst Dan Ives to suggest that Tesla's board should impose limits on Musk's political activities and increase his ownership stake. Musk responded dismissively to Ives' comments, highlighting ongoing tensions between the CEO's political ambitions and corporate oversight. The situation underscores concerns about Musk's focus on politics amid Tesla's financial and strategic challenges.
Elon Musk told Tesla’s biggest Wall Street supporter, analyst Dan Ives, to 'shut up' after Ives suggested Musk should receive a $200 billion pay package and increase his control over Tesla, highlighting Musk's increasingly contentious relationship with critics and his dominant control over the company.
Veteran analyst Dan Ives predicts the S&P 500 could reach 7,000, driven by continued growth in technology stocks and AI spending, despite recent market volatility and economic concerns.
Wedbush Fund Advisers has launched the IVES ETF, built on Dan Ives' proprietary research, offering investors exposure to 30 companies central to the AI revolution across various sectors, aiming to capitalize on the transformative AI industry.
Palantir Technologies is predicted to become the next Oracle by 2025, according to Wedbush's Dan Ives, who highlights its AI platform as a transformative force in enterprise operations. Palantir's recent successes include a significant contract with the U.S. Special Operations Command and achieving FedRAMP High Authorization. Ives forecasts a $1 trillion AI capital expenditure by 2025, with major tech companies like Apple and NVIDIA potentially reaching $4 trillion market caps. Palantir's stock has risen significantly, with a current price of $72.51.
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives commented on the potential conflict between California Governor Gavin Newsom and Tesla CEO Elon Musk over a proposed state EV incentive that would exclude Tesla. Ives reiterated his "outperform" rating for Tesla, noting that excluding Tesla could lead to a "Game of Thrones" style battle, as Tesla is a major employer in California and the only carmaker still producing vehicles there. The move could risk Tesla shifting more jobs to Texas, where it has already relocated its headquarters.