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Why Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ: ULTA) Stock Is Falling Despite Strong Earnings and Raised Guidance

Ulta Beauty Delivers a Strong Quarter, but Investors Want More

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026

The Nuclear Renaissance: Identifying the Next Multi-Bagger Opportunities

The AI revolution is not just a software story. It is an electricity story.Trainingand running large language models, managing hyperscale data centers, and powering AI inference workloads requires enormous and uninterrupted powerSupplyat a scale that is forcing technology companies to fundamentally rethink their energy …

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026

Gold vs. Bitcoin vs. Treasuries: Where Should Investors Hide During Global Uncertainty?

The macro environment entering June 2026 is precisely the kind of backdrop that forces investors to think seriously about defensive positioning. Oil prices are pushing toward $100 per barrel driven by escalating Iran–U.S. military tensions — a geopolitical risk catalyst that historically triggers risk-off …

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026

The New Semiconductor Supercycle: Separating Hype from Reality

Applied Materials just raised its full-year semiconductor equipment growth outlook to over 30%. Micron reported Q2Revenueof $23.86 billion — up 196% year-over-year. ASML’sBacklogstands at $45 billion. Arm’sData Centerroyalties doubled. The question is no longer whether the supercycle is real. It is how long it …

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026

The AI Infrastructure Spending Boom: Which Companies Are the Biggest Winners?

Artificial intelligence has evolved from a promising technology trend into one of the largestCapital-expenditure/">Capital Expenditurecycles in modern history. Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet are collectively committing hundreds of billions of dollars to AI-ready data centers, advanced semiconductors, networking infrastructure, and the power and cooling …

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026

Defense Stocks at Record Highs: Is the Rally Just Beginning?

The defense spending environment in 2026 is unlike anything seen in the post-Cold War era. NATO members are moving toward — and in several cases beyond — the alliance’s 2% GDP defense spending target, while the United States continues to prioritize technological superiority across …

Nitish Kishor | 04 June 2026