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SHOP vs. SE: Which E-Commerce Stock Has Better Upside Potential?
by Subhasish Mukherjee
Shopify's faster growth, expanding AI ecosystem and cheaper valuation set it apart as a stronger e-commerce pick than Sea Limited.
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PYPL Stock Down 27.5% YTD: Is it a Buying Opportunity or Time to Exit?
by Rohit Vasant Fatarpekar
PayPal's sharp YTD slide contrasts with its push into next-gen commerce, AI, crypto and fast-growing Venmo, raising big questions for investors.
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Mastercard's Stability Vs. Affirm's Velocity: Which Has More Upside?
by Rajshree Sipani
AFRM's BNPL-driven surge puts it ahead, while MA's global scale reach keeps it firmly in the race as flexible credit rapidly reshapes spending.
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3 Reasons Why Alibaba Stock May Be a Smart Sell After Q2 Earnings Miss
by Vasundhara Sawalka
Alibaba misses Q2 earnings estimates with a 71% profit plunge and negative FCF despite a revenue beat. Its premium valuation versus the industry average signals a sell.
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CRWV vs. AMZN: Which Cloud AI Infrastructure Stock is the Better Buy?
by Shreya Majumder
Amazon's expanding AI-driven AWS footprint contrasts with CoreWeave's rapid GPU-cloud surge, setting up a compelling matchup for growth-focused investors.
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Buy Target or Walmart Stock After Beating Q3 EPS Expectations?
by Shaun Pruitt
Target (TGT) and Walmart (WMT) offered insight into the strength of the consumer in their Q3 reports this week, and both were able to pleasantly beat earnings expectations.
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Should You Hold or Fold Alibaba Stock Ahead of Q2 Earnings?
by Vasundhara Sawalka
BABA faces mounting headwinds ahead of Q2 FY2026 earnings. Investors should wait for a better entry point as deflation and competition pressure results.
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DASH vs. AMZN: Which E-Commerce Delivery Stock Is the Better Buy Now?
by Nilanshi Mukherjee
DoorDash's rapid order growth stands out, but Amazon's faster delivery expansion and stronger earnings momentum make it the more compelling pick.
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e-commerce tech-stocks
Retail Royalty: Why Walmart Continues to Eclipse Competitors
by Bryan Hayes
All signs pointed to the weak retail sentiment spilling over into Walmart's results, but the king of retail had other plans.
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These Chinese Tech Stocks Crushed Q3 EPS Expectations
by Shaun Pruitt
With EPS revisions likely to rise after their massive Q3 earnings beats, these Chinese tech stocks could certainly be poised for more upside.
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