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Shopify should benefit from the switch to e-commerce thanks to its strong position and competitive edge. Vertex Pharmaceuticals' expanding lineup and deep pipeline can help it overcome recent headwinds. Despite recent market volatility, buying shares of top companies that can at least match average returns through 2035 -- or do much better -- is still worth it.

AI stocks have gotten beaten down this year on the backdrop of a volatile technology sector.

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Walmart has rewarded investors with outsized gains. Last year, Walmart (NYSE: WMT) soared 71.9%, making it one of the best performers in the S&P 500 and the second-best performing component in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (behind only Nvidia). Walmart is following up on that impressive performance with a 6.7% year-to-date gain at the time of this writing, which is far better than the S&P 500's 2.1% decline.

Famed investor Michael Burry became bearish on the stock market in Q1, but he doubled down on his position in Estee Lauder. The beauty company has struggled due to a sluggish recovery from Chinese consumers, especially in the retail travel market. Legendary investor Michael Burry is known for making big bets.

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Pfizer has taken its lumps lately. It's time to wonder whether the stock can make a comeback.

It was moves in the bond market that took center stage on Wall Street this week.

Spotify offers a music streaming service and is seeing healthy traction in paid membership, rising profitability and free cash flows. Lyft just turned profitable and free-cash-flow-positive, and has a huge total addressable market that will allow for many more years of growth. It pays to spot promising growth stocks that you can buy and keep for years or even decades.