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Nvidia's record close on Oct. 5 put its market cap around 4% below $6 trillion. Apple's stock lost 31% over the year after it first hit $3 trillion.

Nvidia just eclipsed its previous record set in May. Evidence continues to mount for a continued bull run in AI stocks.

Nvidia currently generates a higher total revenue volume than Applied Materials, holding a clear numerical lead during all eight of the quarters included in this comparison. Applied Materials maintained mostly stable quarter-over-quarter revenue over the first six periods before recording a recent uptick, while Nvidia demonstrated continuous quarter-over-quarter growth throughout the entire timeframe.

These three top-ranked AI stocks are hitting new highs, but rising earnings estimates suggest their rallies may still have room to run.

Nvidia and AMD are two great ways to play the GPU market. Broadcom is a solid way to invest in custom AI chips.

When your portfolio has to act as your employer, your emergency fund, and your inflation hedge all at once, picking a single strategy leaves two jobs undone. Here is how three ETFs can each take one role without stepping on each other.

NVIDIA, TD SYNNEX and KE Holdings stand out as high-momentum stocks with strong earnings growth, estimate surprises and favorable momentum scores.