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AMZN or META: Which 'Strong Buy' Magnificent 7 Stock Offers More Upside, According to Analysts?

Analysts compare Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META) to determine which offers more upside potential among the 'Magnificent 7' stocks. Using TipRanks' Stock Comparison Tool, the analysis focuses on Wall Street's latest outlook for these 'Strong Buy' stocks. Investors are encouraged to use TipRanks Premium for advanced data and tools to enhance investment decisions.

Tip Ranks·
US
META
-1.30%
US
AMZN
-1.78%
Tip Ranks·
US
META
-1.30%
US
AMZN
-1.78%

The Smartest ETF to Buy With $500 Today Is the Vanguard Value ETF (VTV) -- No Matter Where the Market Goes Next

The Vanguard Value ETF (VTV) is recommended for a $500 investment due to its focus on value stocks, low fees, and meaningful dividend yield. It tracks the CRSP U.S. Large Cap Value Index and includes top holdings like JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway. The ETF offers a balance of growth and income, making it a promising option regardless of market conditions.

Motley Fool·
US
JPM
+0.36%
US
VTV
-0.33%
Motley Fool·
US
JPM
+0.36%
US
VTV
-0.33%

AMZN, GOOGL: These 2 Internet Stocks Got a Rare Double Thumbs-Up for 2026. Here's Why Wall Street Is Lining Up

Wall Street analysts, including BMO Capital and JPMorgan, are optimistic about Amazon and Alphabet's growth in 2026 due to their AI investments. Amazon's AWS is expected to benefit from increased AI tool usage, while Alphabet aims to integrate AI into core products like Google Search and Cloud. Both firms highlight 2026 as a pivotal year for these companies, focusing on AI-driven revenue growth.

Tip Ranks·
US
AMZN
-1.78%
US
GOOGL
-1.01%
US
GOOG
-1.01%
Tip Ranks·
US
AMZN
-1.78%
US
GOOGL
-1.01%
US
GOOG
-1.01%

Inside the high drama of the iPhone 4

In 2010, an Apple employee left an iPhone 4 prototype in a bar, leading Gizmodo to purchase and reveal its details, causing a major stir before the official launch. This incident marked a dramatic beginning for the iPhone 4 era.

The Verge·
US
AAPL
+0.09%
The Verge·
US
AAPL
+0.09%

Jensen Huang secured Trump’s approval for Nvidia to sell H200 chips to China with a 25% US cut

Jensen Huang, Nvidia's co-founder, secured approval from Donald Trump for Nvidia to sell H200 chips to China, with the US receiving a 25% cut. This move, facilitated by Huang's strategic engagement with Washington, marks a significant shift in tech and politics. Despite initial resistance, Huang's efforts expanded Nvidia's influence in Washington, aligning with US manufacturing demands and navigating export restrictions. The deal has faced criticism from national security officials and political figures, highlighting the complex interplay between business interests and political dynamics.

Cryptopolitan·
US
NVDA
-3.27%
US
NVDL
-6.62%
HK
07788
+0.39%
Cryptopolitan·
US
NVDA
-3.27%
US
NVDL
-6.62%
HK
07788
+0.39%
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