It trades for 87 cents on the dollar holding names like NVIDIA (NVDA), Alphabet (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL), names that have all been caught in the recent market downdraft.

Both of these names have wide moats and excellent growth prospects making them a great way to earn superior returns over the long term.

I see good things for them up ahead, and I’m more than happy to participate in its upside.

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Broadcom, Lowe’s, Palo Alto Networks, Autodesk, Domino’s Pizza, Ecolab, Applied Materials, Cognizant, Birkenstock and more.

The underlying company is expanding its margins and free cash flow, and diversifying far beyond its original focus through organic initiatives and acquisitions.

Its turnaround appears off to a good start, and analysts are calling for solid profit growth this year and next.

In short, you need to get ahead of technological advances in AI if you want to profit from massive winners in the market.

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Nvidia, AMD, Alibaba, General Mills, Toyota, ConocoPhillips, Victoria’s Secret, Swiss Re, Cleveland-Cliffs, Diamondback Energy and more.

These two non-tech stocks are the perfect buys amid a 15% correction in the Nasdaq-100.

‘Addition by subtraction’ could be our best post-midterm play with this trio of names.

Despite stock allocations hitting a nine-year high, they don’t just crash because everyone owns them.

Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Apple, Nvidia, Unilever, Corning, Akamai, Toast, Republic Services, Hartford, Swiss Re, Teradyne and more.