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Palantir Technologies stock is down today after its Q1 results yesterday. However, investors can take advantage of this weakness by shorting out-of-the-money puts as a disciplined buy-in method.

Trading in Microsoft call options that expire in 2.7 years at a deep in-the-money (ITM) strike price highlights the underlying value of MSFT stock. Using call options like this can be a cheaper way to buy the stock.

Amid the growing reliance on advanced digital technology, the tech industry is poised to witness remarkable growth in the foreseeable future. Therefore, quality tech stocks Vishay Intertechnology (VSH), TTM Technologies (TTMI), and Cambium Networks (CMBM), having major growth opportunities, might be solid buys in 2023. Read on….

Despite inflationary pressures and uncertain macroeconomic conditions, the tech industry is well-positioned to achieve significant growth this year, driven by increased tech spending worldwide. Given the industry’s promising growth prospects, under-the-radar tech stocks Vishay Intertechnology (VSH), TTM Technologies (TTMI), and Socket Mobile (SCKT) could be ideal buys this month because…

An Indian automotive company could bring to market a $10,000 electric vehicle before several major electric vehicle companies launch in the country. What Happened: Tata Motors Limited ADR (NYSE: TTM) showed off its new electric vehicle that comes with a starting price of around $10,000.

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Renesas Electronics Corp (OTC:RNECY), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, collaborated with Tata Motors Ltd (NYSE:TTM) and Tejas Networks Ltd. (Tejas), both Tata Group companies. The partnership builds on their longstanding relationship as technology and business partners.  Also Read: More Trouble For Semiconductor Industry's Revival as Japanese Chipmakers See Engineers Shortage Renesas, with deep…

Phuket is signalling its readiness to host major international events, with two tourism events slated to take place next month as part of its bid to promote investments and revive the island's economy.

If history is any guide, there may be trouble ahead for shares of Tata Motors (NYSE:TTM). A so-called "death cross" has formed on its chart and, not surprisingly, this could be bearish for the stock.