Arm Holdings plc American Depositary Shares (ARM)

ARM Skyrockets 17% in a Month: Should You Board the Train?

ARM's 17% surge highlights its dominance in mobile chips and AI, but China risks and high valuations urge investor caution.

Chip Stock Pops on Newly Penned Meta Partnership

Shares of Arm Holdings PLC - ADR (NASDAQ:ARM) are up 2.1% to trade at $174.26 at last glance, after the chip giant made a deal with Facebook parent Meta Platforms (META) to manage discovery and personalization across its apps.

Cramer's Stop Trading: Arm Holdings PLC

Jim Cramer breaks down why he's keeping an eye on shares of Arm Holdings.

Meta taps Arm Holdings to power AI recommendations across Facebook, Instagram

Meta Platforms said it is partnering with chip tech provider Arm Holdings to power the systems that drive personalization across its apps, including Facebook and Instagram, as companies rush to upgrade the chip technology underpinning their services.

Top Stock Movers Now: AMD, Arm, Levi Strauss, and More

The major U.S. equities indexes dropped sharply Friday afternoon, wiping out early gains after President Trump threatened "massive" tariffs on Chinese goods in response to China's move to tighten rare earths export curbs. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all lost over 1%.

Arm Holdings' Lofty Valuation Raises Short-Term Caution

ARM's towering valuation and rising R&D costs spark short-term caution, even as its AI and mobile chip dominance stay intact.

October Marks Start of Q4 Rally. These 2 Stocks Are Ready to Run Higher

Qualcomm bets on Arm's latest chip blueprint in AI push - report

Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM, ETR:QCI) has turned to Arm Holdings' newest chip architecture in its latest flagship processors, according to a Reuters exclusive. The move underscores how even bruising lawsuits don't stop business when technology advantages are at stake.

Exclusive: Qualcomm shifts chips to newer Arm tech as competition with Apple, MediaTek heats up

Qualcomm has shifted its flagship chips to the latest generation of Arm Holdings' computing architecture with new features aimed at better AI performance, sources familiar with the matter said, a move that could boost Arm's revenues and help Qualcomm's chips compete against offerings from MediaTek and Apple.

Semiconductor Stock Could Stage a Short-Term Breakout

Semiconductor stock Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) has seen choppy price action since its late-July bear gap, most recently pulling back to $140.

COHR vs. ARM: Which Tech Growth Stock Offers More Upside Now?

Coherent's data center surge and transceiver breakthroughs put it ahead of Arm, which faces and RISC-V threats.

ARM's Powerful Lumex Launch Poised to Accelerate AI Leadership

Arm's Lumex platform delivers 5x faster AI with efficiency gains, strengthening its edge in the battle for on-device AI dominance.

Beyond Nvidia: Can Arm Stock Hit $210 Next Year?

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is a generational performer and the stock still has plenty of room to run, even as a $4.32 trillion company.

India's Haldia Petrochemicals trading arm plans to scale up in Asia, sources say

HPL Global, the Singapore unit of India's Haldia Petrochemicals, plans to boost its trade volume by 30% to up to 2 million metric tons and double the number of traders in 2026, two industry sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

ARM's 11% Rise in Three Months: Should You Buy, Hold, or Sell?

ARM lags peers despite recent gains, with China risks, earnings downgrades and steep valuation shaping its outlook.

ARM vs. APP: Which AI-Exposed Tech Stock is a Better Buy Right Now?

AppLovin's AI-fueled Axon 2 and soaring profitability give APP a stronger near-term edge over ARM's steadier chip-driven growth.

Arm Holdings Faces Market Scrutiny Over Steep Valuation

ARM's 15% slide, lofty multiples, and earnings downgrades fuel caution despite mobile dominance and AI inroads.

Arm Holdings: The Switzerland Of The Chip World No More?

Arm Holdings plc stock has been trading down since the Q1 '26 report, which disappointed not only on outlook but also on the new transition to designing its own processors. We think this will be a costly near-term endeavor but a long-term success, more so as smartphone end demand recovers in 2026. Arm is projected to reach 50% share of the CPU market, according to the CEO, with a superior adoption rate noted by Bank of America.

Arm Holdings' Meltdown Is Warranted - Growth Pains Ahead

ARM's renewed growth efforts are likely to be rather expensive, attributed to the intensified R&D investments and the speculative M&A activities. This is on top of the potentially prolonged monetization cadence and the intense market competition, as the company lags its more successful legacy chip peers. While ARM's future potential may be immense, we are already seeing growth pains in its impacted profit margins/ adj EPS, with it well negating the higher royalty opportunities.

Arm Holdings Shares Up 15% in 2025: Is it Time to Buy, Hold, or Sell?

China headwinds, CPU venture risks, and a steep valuation premium temper Arm Holdings' AI and IoT momentum.

Commscope shares soar 70% on $10.5bn cable arm buyout deal

Commscope shares surged nearly 70% in early trading on Monday after Amphenol announced it would acquire the company's Connectivity and Cable Solutions business for $10.5 billion in cash. The deal will expand Amphenol's presence in the data communications market, particularly in areas linked to artificial intelligence and advanced data centre infrastructure.

Arm CEO Discusses 'Conscious Decision' to Invest Heavily

Arm CEO Rene Haas says the company has invested more aggressively than anticipated. Haas discusses how that investment impacted the chip designer's second-quarter earnings with Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech.

Arm's Soft Q2 Guidance Sinks Stock, But This News Is Even More Troubling

Key Points in This Article: Arm Holdings‘ (ARM) turned in a solid fiscal first quarter, but weak Q2 guidance is triggering a 12% drop in ARM stock.

Arm Holdings Stock Sinks Amid Soft Profit Forecast, Firm May Make Own Chips

U.S.-listed shares of Arm Holdings (ARM) fell sharply Thursday, a day after the British chip and software design firm issued a disappointing current-quarter profit projection.

Arm stock tumbles on chip designer's muted profit forecast

Arm shares plunged after the chip designer offered a muted profit forecast for the fiscal second quarter. CEO Rene Haas indicated the company plans to invest in its own chip development.

Arm shares tumble on weak profit forecast

Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) shares tumbled more than 12% as its second quarter profit outlook disappointed, drawing focus from in-line Q1 earnings. For Q2, the processor designer projected earnings per share (EPS) between $0.29 and $0.37, at the midpoint below analyst expectations of $0.35.

Buy, Sell, or Hold ARM Stock?

The British semiconductor and software design firm ARM (NASDAQ:ARM) has performed well this year, with its stock increasing by approximately 28% since the beginning of January. This growth is attributed to the company's chipset designs making headway against established x86-based competitors Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC).

MSFT, META and ARM Forecast – Major Tech Earnings Incoming

The three stocks in this analysis all have earnings calls after the bell, which is after the Federal Reserve releases its latest interest rate decision, statement, and follow up press conference.

ARM to Post Q1 Earnings: Should the Stock be in Your Portfolio?

ARM's Q1 revenues are likely to rise 11%, but with earnings expected to fall and valuation stretched, timing is key for investors.

Could Arm Holdings Stock Help You Become a Millionaire?

Arm Holdings (ARM -0.30%) has long stood out in the semiconductor industry, particularly regarding its mobile phone processors. Instead of manufacturing these processors, it earns revenue by licensing its designs to companies such as Samsung, Apple, and Qualcomm.