Prediction: This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Will See the Biggest Comeback in the Second Half of 2025

The world is in the middle of yet another power-source transition, this time from carbon-based fuels to cleaner alternatives. There have been similar major changes in history, and most took decades to complete. And while older fuel sources tend to remain important even as new ones rise, that doesn’t change the growth opportunity presented by the shifts taking place. For income investors who want to step into the current transition, one stock in particular offers the chance to reap dividends that are well above the market’s average yield and also benefit from the big growth opportunity that lies ahead.The world is increasingly worried about the impact that burning carbon fuels has on the environment. From pollution to global warming, there are very real reasons why solar, wind, and other clean alternatives are gaining favor. Companies focused on many of these power sources have already made significant strides in boosting the amount of energy produced using them, but there’s still far more to come.Image source: Getty Images.Continue readinghttps://www.fool.com/investing/2025/05/20/300-more-clean-energy-equals-a-big-growth-opportun/

Entering trading this week, shares of Iovance Biotherapeutics (NASDAQ: IOVA) have crashed by nearly 78% since the start of the year. It has been an abysmal start to 2025 for a company that does possess some attractive long-term growth prospects.But despite the optimism, a wave of bearishness has taken over, with Iovance’s stock in the midst of a deep free fall. What’s behind this sell-off, and can this be a good buying opportunity for long-term investors, or are you better off avoiding the stock?Image source: Getty Images.Continue readinghttps://www.fool.com/investing/2025/05/20/down-more-than-75-this-year-should-investors-throw/

Pinterest (NYSE: PINS) stock surged 12.39% on May 12, a few days after the company delivered a surprisingly strong Q1 earnings report.The numbers were hard to ignore. Revenue topped estimates. User growth increased to an all-time high. Margins moved in the right direction. And Pinterest pulled this off in what’s typically the slowest stretch of the year for digital advertising.Still, it’s hardly a liftoff. The stock’s up on the year, but it’s well below its pandemic-era peak. Even after a stronger Q1, Pinterest is trading more than 20% below where it was this time last year.Continue readinghttps://www.fool.com/investing/2025/05/20/this-social-media-stock-just-beat-expectations-in/