Extending a 1.1% rise during regular trading hours today, Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) stock is rocketing higher during after-hours trading. The company reported fourth-quarter 2025 financial results that exceeded expectations on both the top and bottom lines, and investors are clearly pleased. As of 4:32 p.m. ET, shares of the fuel cell and hydrogen stock are up 8.9% from closing at $1.81 at the end...
Extending a 1.1% rise during regular trading hours today, Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) stock is rocketing higher during after-hours trading. The company reported fourth-quarter 2025 financial results that exceeded expectations on both the top and bottom lines, and investors are clearly pleased. As of 4:32 p.m. ET, shares of the fuel cell and hydrogen stock are up 8.9% from closing at $1.81 at the end of regular trading hours today. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
April Nymex natural gas (NGJ26 ) on Monday closed up by +0.101 (+3.53%). April nat-gas prices settled sharply higher on Monday on the outlook for increased demand for US nat-gas supplies. Qatar shut its Ras Laffan plant, the world's largest natural gas export facility, after it was targeted by an...
April Nymex natural gas (NGJ26 ) on Monday closed up by +0.101 (+3.53%). April nat-gas prices settled sharply higher on Monday on the outlook for increased demand for US nat-gas supplies. Qatar shut its Ras Laffan plant, the world's largest natural gas export facility, after it was targeted by an...
Biohaven press release ( BHVN ): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of -$0.90 beats by $0.06 . Cash, cash equivalents, marketable securities, and restricted cash as of December 31, 2025, totaled approximately $322.0 million. More on Biohaven Biohaven Ltd. (BHVN) Presents at 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference - Slideshow Cautiously Bullish After Biohaven's Cash Runway And Dilution Risk Rise ClearBridge Sma...
Biohaven press release ( BHVN ): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of -$0.90 beats by $0.06 . Cash, cash equivalents, marketable securities, and restricted cash as of December 31, 2025, totaled approximately $322.0 million. More on Biohaven Biohaven Ltd. (BHVN) Presents at 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference - Slideshow Cautiously Bullish After Biohaven's Cash Runway And Dilution Risk Rise ClearBridge Small-Cap Growth trims Duolingo, Biohaven, QLYS; Adds PTGX, SSD, BETA, DYN in Q4 Biohaven to sell 12.5M shares to Janus Henderson for $125M gross proceeds Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Biohaven
Deekens/iStock via Getty Images Thesis With the conflict in the Middle East exploding this weekend, oil prices are up for both Brent and WTI. More important than the short-term fluctuations are the long-term ramifications and the potential for a protracted conflict in the region. In today's article we are going to explore an elegant way to take advantage of a long conflict and an unstable situatio...
Deekens/iStock via Getty Images Thesis With the conflict in the Middle East exploding this weekend, oil prices are up for both Brent and WTI. More important than the short-term fluctuations are the long-term ramifications and the potential for a protracted conflict in the region. In today's article we are going to explore an elegant way to take advantage of a long conflict and an unstable situation in the Middle East. The Middle East is Boiling Again Over the weekend, the world woke up to see yet another significant conflict flare in the Middle East, with the U.S. and Israel initiating strikes on Iran. Unlike prior localized strikes, today's actions have sucked in all neighboring countries: Days after the US and Israel first launched strikes against Iran, the conflict is widening by the hour, drawing in other countries across the region, sparking fears for the global economy and leaving thousands of travelers stranded. This simply means the actions today will not end in a few days but have longer time frames with lasting effects. More importantly, the conflict is affecting oil output across the region: Iran’s paralyzation of tanker traffic through a key waterway and drone attacks on critical energy facilities in Saudi Arabia and Qatari have brought the Mideast conflict to the energy industry, raising the risk of disruption to energy supplies and the global economy. While nobody knows how long the conflict will be or how severe, it is clear that oil prices are going up in the short term, and more importantly, regional oil infrastructure might be affected for longer periods of time. Simply put, oil and gas producers in safe jurisdictions like the U.S. are set to gain tremendously from today's dislocations, while regional ones are marred by outages in production and export activity. While all oil and gas producers are set to benefit from higher prices, if one cannot export or produce in the contemplated period of time, then those profits might not necessarily come to f...
Dow Jones Futures: The start of the U.S.-Iran conflict sparked stock market upheaval Monday. Nvidia stock was a big mover. Credo and MongoDB plunged on earnings late.
Dow Jones Futures: The start of the U.S.-Iran conflict sparked stock market upheaval Monday. Nvidia stock was a big mover. Credo and MongoDB plunged on earnings late.
The AirPods 4 are the best entry-level AirPods yet. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge It’s a good day for Apple fans on a budget. Not only did the company introduce a new budget phone , its entry-level AirPods 4 are also on sale. Right now, you can snag a pair of Apple’s AirPods 4 starting at just $89 ($30 off) at Walmart . The model with active noise-cancellation are also down to their second be...
The AirPods 4 are the best entry-level AirPods yet. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge It’s a good day for Apple fans on a budget. Not only did the company introduce a new budget phone , its entry-level AirPods 4 are also on sale. Right now, you can snag a pair of Apple’s AirPods 4 starting at just $89 ($30 off) at Walmart . The model with active noise-cancellation are also down to their second best price to date, going for $119 ($60 off) at Amazon and Walmart . AirPods 4 Where to Buy: $129 $89 at Walmart $179 $119 at Amazon (with ANC) $179 $119 at Walmart (with ANC) The AirPods 4 are the best and most comfortable entry-level earbuds from Apple yet. They deliver fuller bass along with clearer, more detailed sound than previous models, and even now match the AirPods Pro in terms of voice call quality. They also boast an upgraded IP54 rating for water and dust resistance, meaning they can withstand light rain and sweaty workouts. As with other Apple headphones, they also play nicely with Apple devices, offering conveniences like automatic switching, access to hands-free Siri, and Apple TV support. If you’re willing to spend $30 extra, the ANC model offers all the same features while also doing a surprisingly good job of tuning out the world. They can’t rival the AirPods Pro , but they still dramatically cut down on ambient and low-frequency noise on planes and in offices, particularly with music playing. The ANC earbuds also offer a transparency mode that sounds natural, along with support for tracking via Apple’s Find My App, a wireless charging case, and live translation through an iOS 26 update .
Ford (NYSE:F), which develops, delivers, and services Ford and Lincoln vehicles worldwide, closed Monday at $13.39, down 4.97%. Shares moved lower after a newly announced multi-million-vehicle U.S. recall related to towing and trailer safety functionality, and investors are watch
Ford (NYSE:F), which develops, delivers, and services Ford and Lincoln vehicles worldwide, closed Monday at $13.39, down 4.97%. Shares moved lower after a newly announced multi-million-vehicle U.S. recall related to towing and trailer safety functionality, and investors are watch
Escalating conflict in Iran could drive record flows into energy ETFs. Investors started positioning before the full onset of hostilities; the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ticker: XLE) recorded its two largest monthly inflows on record in January and February. On "Bloomberg ETF IQ", Anna Paglia, executive vice president and chief business officer at State Street Investment Managemen...
Escalating conflict in Iran could drive record flows into energy ETFs. Investors started positioning before the full onset of hostilities; the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ticker: XLE) recorded its two largest monthly inflows on record in January and February. On "Bloomberg ETF IQ", Anna Paglia, executive vice president and chief business officer at State Street Investment Management, joins Katie Greifeld and Eric Balchunas. (Source: Bloomberg)
D-Keine/E+ via Getty Images Last week, I wrote a piece titled "Tech Bulls Keep Calling The Bottom As Energy And Industrials Steal The Rally". Last week, I was watching on CNBC Dan Ives calling (again) the bottom in software. Anecdotally, I still remember Tom Lee on CNBC calling the bottom in crypto a few weeks back, as well as this other one stating that "any incremental news that we're getting ab...
D-Keine/E+ via Getty Images Last week, I wrote a piece titled "Tech Bulls Keep Calling The Bottom As Energy And Industrials Steal The Rally". Last week, I was watching on CNBC Dan Ives calling (again) the bottom in software. Anecdotally, I still remember Tom Lee on CNBC calling the bottom in crypto a few weeks back, as well as this other one stating that "any incremental news that we're getting about more disruptions is like getting to a point where how much is priced in already." By now, I think you understand the rationale behind my last week's title. This week started on Saturday at 1:15 a.m. ET, with Israel and the US starting operation Epic Fury in Iran. I already discussed my thoughts on this piece and the reasons why I'm not shorting the rip in oil and LNG prices. Back to the tech sector, lately, I see high levels of frustration among tech bulls. Their favorite stocks (like Nvidia) are obliterating expectations, both in terms of past results and guidance, yet the market is using the beats and the raises as an excuse to take profits and move to defensive pockets of the markets. I already discussed my downgrade of Nvidia after its Q4 earnings here , in an article titled "Nvidia Just Exposed How Weak The AI Trade Sentiment Is" After Nvidia's earnings this week, I can only confirm this trend, which may be annoying for fundamental-driven tech investors (yes, they exist; I was one of them). Their narratives, especially in the semi industry, are intact, and the growth is intact, yet the market is not willing to recognize that. Today, the technology sector was up 35 bps (noise, in my view) as the markets took a U-turn after the panic selloff in the premarket session due to the conflict in the Middle East. That said, I certainly don't think this is the inflection point for tech. The lows are not behind us. Bottom line: since I rotated (mostly) out of tech in early January, I haven't looked back. I don't think the lows in tech are behind us, and I see other pockets in ...
The massive conglomerate's shares pulled back following a notable earnings decline. But zooming out reveals a deeply resilient business built to withstand market turbulence.
The massive conglomerate's shares pulled back following a notable earnings decline. But zooming out reveals a deeply resilient business built to withstand market turbulence.