Lee Samaha

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Tesla is less risky than you might think.

Joby's business model offers substantially more upside potential than its chief rival's model, and its progress toward certification may make it a less risky buy.

The company is making excellent progress on all its strategic goals.

The company is being priced as a low-growth dividend play, but UPS actually has an opportunity to increase profitability significantly in the coming years.

Tariffs and increased costs are masking the earnings potential of this AI/data center stock.

The company is a bit like a collection of start-ups in one company, but with far less risk than the usual early-stage growth company.

The top three ETFs to take advantage of global spending on essential infrastructure.

Boeing's latest setback on the 777X is disappointing, but it's making real progress on the 737 MAX and in its defense business.

The company's plans to aggressively ramp up production are based on the assumption that its unsupervised full self-driving solutions will become a reality.