In trading on Tuesday, shares of Carlisle Companies Inc. (Symbol: CSL) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $381.44, changing hands as low as $376.32 per share. Carlisle Companies Inc. shares are currently trading down about 1.6% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CSL shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, CSL's low point in its 5...
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Carlisle Companies Inc. (Symbol: CSL) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $381.44, changing hands as low as $376.32 per share. Carlisle Companies Inc. shares are currently trading down about 1.6% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CSL shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, CSL's low point in its 52 week range is $311.41 per share, with $481.26 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $379.98. Click here to find out which 9 other dividend stocks recently crossed below their 200 day moving average » Also see: The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Christopher Harborne, the ultra-wealthy political donor who has given £12m to Reform UK, has told the Guardian he is “no longer” interested in a Reform-Conservative pact before the next general election. A possible collaboration between Reform UK and the Conservative party had been an important aspect of discussions about donations between Harborne and senior figures including Nigel Farage, source...
Christopher Harborne, the ultra-wealthy political donor who has given £12m to Reform UK, has told the Guardian he is “no longer” interested in a Reform-Conservative pact before the next general election. A possible collaboration between Reform UK and the Conservative party had been an important aspect of discussions about donations between Harborne and senior figures including Nigel Farage, sources familiar with the conversations said. The Thailand-based cryptocurrency investor had previously wanted Farage to keep an open mind about a pact between the two parties, the same sources added. This position has changed, however. Harborne said in an emailed statement: “In the past this was possibly the case, but it is no longer the case.” He also said that he believes that “cryptocurrency should be regulated in the UK”. Farage has been a vocal in advocating for wider adoption of cryptocurrency in Britain, including at a meeting with the governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, last year. He said the central bank was “moving a little too slowly” on the matter. Reform has promised to turn the UK into a “premier hub” for cryptocurrency and to slash capital gains on it to 10% from the basic rate of 18% or the higher rate of 24%. Harborne told the Guardian Farage was “correct” in saying that he had asked for nothing in return for his donations. Harborne, a Thailand-based aviation and cryptocurrency investor, previously gave £10m to the Brexit party to fund its 2019 election campaign. A significant part of Harborne’s fortune derives from investments in cryptocurrency. One of these bets was on Tether, in which he holds a 12% share. It is now one of the world’s most popular stablecoins – a type of digital asset pegged to the US dollar. He also holds a stake in Tether’s sister exchange Bitfinex. Harborne founded AML Global, an aviation fuel company, and is also a shareholder in QinetiQ, a British defence company. Born in the UK, he is also known by the Thai name Chakrit Saku...
Astera Labs recently reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, expanded its AI infrastructure partnerships including a US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon, and attracted fresh analyst coverage highlighting its role in easing AI data center connectivity bottlenecks. Soon after, management disclosed an expected 200-basis-point gross margin headwind from a module-heavy prod...
Astera Labs recently reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, expanded its AI infrastructure partnerships including a US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon, and attracted fresh analyst coverage highlighting its role in easing AI data center connectivity bottlenecks. Soon after, management disclosed an expected 200-basis-point gross margin headwind from a module-heavy product mix and the Amazon warrant, reframing the near-term profitability picture even as enthusiasm around its longer-term AI infrastructure opportunity grows. Next, we’ll examine how this margin reset, set against robust AI demand signals, affects Astera Labs’ existing investment narrative. Invest in the nuclear renaissance through our list of 85 elite nuclear energy infrastructure plays powering the global AI revolution. Astera Labs Investment Narrative Recap To own Astera Labs, you need to believe AI data center buildouts will keep demanding its high speed connectivity while the company defends its margins and customer relationships. The key near term catalyst is execution on its Scorpio and COSMOS rollouts with hyperscalers, while the biggest current risk is profitability pressure from mix and pricing with a concentrated set of large customers. The newly disclosed 200 basis point gross margin headwind directly affects that risk, but does not alter the core AI connectivity thesis. In this context, the US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon matters most. It ties Astera Labs more tightly to a major cloud customer, reinforces demand visibility for its AI infrastructure products, and supports the importance of its Scorpio switches and COSMOS software as rack scale deployments expand. At the same time, it heightens awareness of customer concentration and the warrant related drag on margins that investors now need to underwrite more explicitly. But beneath the excitement around AI infrastructure, investors should also be aware of how concentrated hyperscaler relationships ...
Astera Labs recently reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, expanded its AI infrastructure partnerships including a US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon, and attracted fresh analyst coverage highlighting its role in easing AI data center connectivity bottlenecks. Soon after, management disclosed an expected 200-basis-point gross margin headwind from a module-heavy prod...
Astera Labs recently reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, expanded its AI infrastructure partnerships including a US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon, and attracted fresh analyst coverage highlighting its role in easing AI data center connectivity bottlenecks. Soon after, management disclosed an expected 200-basis-point gross margin headwind from a module-heavy product mix and the Amazon warrant, reframing the near-term profitability picture even as enthusiasm around its longer-term AI infrastructure opportunity grows. Next, we’ll examine how this margin reset, set against robust AI demand signals, affects Astera Labs’ existing investment narrative. Invest in the nuclear renaissance through our list of 85 elite nuclear energy infrastructure plays powering the global AI revolution. Astera Labs Investment Narrative Recap To own Astera Labs, you need to believe AI data center buildouts will keep demanding its high speed connectivity while the company defends its margins and customer relationships. The key near term catalyst is execution on its Scorpio and COSMOS rollouts with hyperscalers, while the biggest current risk is profitability pressure from mix and pricing with a concentrated set of large customers. The newly disclosed 200 basis point gross margin headwind directly affects that risk, but does not alter the core AI connectivity thesis. In this context, the US$6.50 billion warrant agreement with Amazon matters most. It ties Astera Labs more tightly to a major cloud customer, reinforces demand visibility for its AI infrastructure products, and supports the importance of its Scorpio switches and COSMOS software as rack scale deployments expand. At the same time, it heightens awareness of customer concentration and the warrant related drag on margins that investors now need to underwrite more explicitly. But beneath the excitement around AI infrastructure, investors should also be aware of how concentrated hyperscaler relationships ...
You might think the war in the Middle East and monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve wouldn't have much of a connection. You would be wrong. Fed watchers and futures markets are suddenly pricing in fewer rate cuts in 2026, partly as a result of the economic impact of the ongoing Iran war. Put differently, they're beginning to predict that the Fed's target interest rate -- the short-term...
You might think the war in the Middle East and monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve wouldn't have much of a connection. You would be wrong. Fed watchers and futures markets are suddenly pricing in fewer rate cuts in 2026, partly as a result of the economic impact of the ongoing Iran war. Put differently, they're beginning to predict that the Fed's target interest rate -- the short-term federal funds rate, which sets the tone for all other interest rates -- will be higher by the end of 2026. That's a bad thing for the stock market, as lower borrowing costs are good for corporate profits -- they lower companies' interest costs and make it cheaper to borrow to expand -- and good for consumer spending, as they tend to pull down rates on home loans, car loans, and other consumer loans. And until the war began, investors were beginning to count on dramatically lower rates by the end of 2026. So what should investors do now? Futures markets now predict just one quarter-point rate cut this year Only a month ago the futures market predicted that the most likely interest rate scenario was two quarter-percentage-point cuts by the end of this year, with a rising possibility of a third. That reversed in recent days. Today, the most likely scenario is just one rate cut this year, according to futures traders. And the probability that the Fed doesn't cut rates at all in 2026 has risen over the past week from about 6% to almost 16%. Why the dramatic change in the rate outlook? It's mostly due to the recent spike in oil prices, the biggest increase in four years. Brent crude, the international benchmark, has risen almost $13 per barrel since the beginning of the conflict, from about $71 a barrel to about $85 on Thursday. West Texas Intermediate oil, the type produced in the U.S., has risen from about $65 a barrel to $80. The spike in oil prices is due to the fact that the Strait of Hormuz, which is vulnerable to Iran attacks, has essentially come to a standstill in recen...
Key Points The Middle East war has changed the outlook for inflation and interest rates. Futures markets now predict just one quarter-point cut this year by the Fed. Investors should be aware that this could be a dampener to stock prices. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › You might think the war in the Middle East and monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve wouldn...
Key Points The Middle East war has changed the outlook for inflation and interest rates. Futures markets now predict just one quarter-point cut this year by the Fed. Investors should be aware that this could be a dampener to stock prices. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › You might think the war in the Middle East and monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve wouldn't have much of a connection. You would be wrong. Fed watchers and futures markets are suddenly pricing in fewer rate cuts in 2026, partly as a result of the economic impact of the ongoing Iran war. Put differently, they're beginning to predict that the Fed's target interest rate -- the short-term federal funds rate, which sets the tone for all other interest rates -- will be higher by the end of 2026. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » That's a bad thing for the stock market, as lower borrowing costs are good for corporate profits -- they lower companies' interest costs and make it cheaper to borrow to expand -- and good for consumer spending, as they tend to pull down rates on home loans, car loans, and other consumer loans. And until the war began, investors were beginning to count on dramatically lower rates by the end of 2026. So what should investors do now? Futures markets now predict just one quarter-point rate cut this year Only a month ago the futures market predicted that the most likely interest rate scenario was two quarter-percentage-point cuts by the end of this year, with a rising possibility of a third. That reversed in recent days. Today, the most likely scenario is just one rate cut this year, according to futures traders. And the probability that the Fed doesn't cut rates at all in 2026 has risen over the past week from about 6% to almost 16%. Why the dramatic change in th...
Broadcom (AVGO) stock has been in a steady uptrend with returns of 89% in the last 52 weeks. However, the stock had touched highs of $414.6 in December 2025, and there has been an almost 20% correction. With industry tailwinds translating into a healthy growth outlook, it seems like a good opportunity to accumulate AVGO stock. To put things into perspective, Broadcom recently reported Q1 FY26 resu...
Broadcom (AVGO) stock has been in a steady uptrend with returns of 89% in the last 52 weeks. However, the stock had touched highs of $414.6 in December 2025, and there has been an almost 20% correction. With industry tailwinds translating into a healthy growth outlook, it seems like a good opportunity to accumulate AVGO stock. To put things into perspective, Broadcom recently reported Q1 FY26 results, and top-line growth was 29% on a year-on-year (YoY) basis to $19.3 billion. This momentum was driven by healthy growth in AI semiconductors. Importantly, the company’s CEO, Hock Tan, believes that Broadcom is in the “line of sight to achieve AI revenue from chips in excess of $100 billion in 2027.” Tan also underscored the point that the supply chain has been secured to achieve this target. Therefore, the next 12 to 24 months are likely to be characterized by strong growth momentum and will imply positive price action. About Broadcom Stock Headquartered in Palo Alto, Broadcom is a designer, developer, and supplier of semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions for mission-critical infrastructure. The company’s primary business segments include Semiconductor Solutions and Infrastructure Software. For FY25, Broadcom clocked revenue of $63.9 billion. The company’s growth is backed by investment in research & development, which was at $11 billion for FY25. Broadcom’s innovation edge is underscored by the fact that its IP portfolio has approximately 19,000 patents. With a focus on high-growth areas of AI, cybersecurity, private cloud, and others, Broadcom is likely to benefit from structural industry tailwinds. While Broadcom continues to deliver robust numbers, AVGO stock has remained mostly sideways in the last six months. This is primarily due to some correction and volatility in technology stocks. For long-term investors, this time correction presents a good opportunity for exposure. AI Semiconductor Solutions to Drive Growth In the coming years, the company’s A...
Broadcom (AVGO) stock has been in a steady uptrend with returns of 89% in the last 52 weeks. However, the stock had touched highs of $414.6 in December 2025, and there has been an almost 20% correction. With industry tailwinds translating into a healthy growth outlook, it seems like a good opportunity to accumulate AVGO stock. To put things into perspective, Broadcom recently reported Q1 FY26 resu...
Broadcom (AVGO) stock has been in a steady uptrend with returns of 89% in the last 52 weeks. However, the stock had touched highs of $414.6 in December 2025, and there has been an almost 20% correction. With industry tailwinds translating into a healthy growth outlook, it seems like a good opportunity to accumulate AVGO stock. To put things into perspective, Broadcom recently reported Q1 FY26 results, and top-line growth was 29% on a year-on-year (YoY) basis to $19.3 billion. This momentum was driven by healthy growth in AI semiconductors. Importantly, the company’s CEO, Hock Tan, believes that Broadcom is in the “line of sight to achieve AI revenue from chips in excess of $100 billion in 2027.” Tan also underscored the point that the supply chain has been secured to achieve this target. Therefore, the next 12 to 24 months are likely to be characterized by strong growth momentum and will imply positive price action. About Broadcom Stock Headquartered in Palo Alto, Broadcom is a designer, developer, and supplier of semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions for mission-critical infrastructure. The company’s primary business segments include Semiconductor Solutions and Infrastructure Software. For FY25, Broadcom clocked revenue of $63.9 billion. The company’s growth is backed by investment in research & development, which was at $11 billion for FY25. Broadcom’s innovation edge is underscored by the fact that its IP portfolio has approximately 19,000 patents. With a focus on high-growth areas of AI, cybersecurity, private cloud, and others, Broadcom is likely to benefit from structural industry tailwinds. While Broadcom continues to deliver robust numbers, AVGO stock has remained mostly sideways in the last six months. This is primarily due to some correction and volatility in technology stocks. For long-term investors, this time correction presents a good opportunity for exposure. AI Semiconductor Solutions to Drive Growth In the coming years, the company’s A...
As usual, there's really nothing to complain about in Costco Wholesale's (COST +1.44%) latest quarterly results. The business keeps doing what shareholders have come to expect: generating steady comparable-sales growth, growing membership income, gaining digital momentum, and expanding its store count. The report once again shows that it remains a best-in-class retailer -- and maybe even one of th...
As usual, there's really nothing to complain about in Costco Wholesale's (COST +1.44%) latest quarterly results. The business keeps doing what shareholders have come to expect: generating steady comparable-sales growth, growing membership income, gaining digital momentum, and expanding its store count. The report once again shows that it remains a best-in-class retailer -- and maybe even one of the best businesses in the world. But liking the business is not the same as liking the stock. While the former remains easy, the latter requires a leap of faith. The problem, of course, is price. Costco can keep executing well and still be a disappointing investment from this price if the lofty valuation gets rerated lower. And with shares near $1,000 again, investors should take this risk seriously. Looking at Costco stock's valuation As of this writing, Costco stock trades at about 51 times earnings. That is a very rich valuation for a retailer -- even one as impressive as Costco. In fact, it's a pricey valuation for any stock. To justify that kind of multiple, Costco likely needs to keep doing almost everything right: maintain healthy comparable-sales growth, keep membership income rising nicely, continue gaining traction digitally, and avoid any meaningful slowdown in store traffic or average customer transaction size. In other words, the bar is high. And that is exactly the problem. When a stock trades at this sort of premium, investors are not just paying for a great business. They are paying for years of continued excellence with little friction. There is very little room for risks, and there are plenty. To name a handful, risks include a softer consumer environment, supply chain disruption, new competition (imagine if Amazon ever decides to open a wholesale retail store), or even just a stretch of merely good -- instead of exceptional -- execution. This is not to say Costco is wildly overvalued. But is it trading low enough to make it a buy? Probably not. The bull ca...
Key Takeaways Ivan Feinseth from Tigress Financial boosted his NVDA target price to $360 from $350 with a Strong Buy rating The $360 target implies Nvidia’s valuation could hit nearly $9 trillion — almost twice its present $4.46 trillion market capitalization Shares currently change hands near $183, trading at approximately 22x forward earnings — matching the S&P 500’s multiple The analyst forecas...
Key Takeaways Ivan Feinseth from Tigress Financial boosted his NVDA target price to $360 from $350 with a Strong Buy rating The $360 target implies Nvidia’s valuation could hit nearly $9 trillion — almost twice its present $4.46 trillion market capitalization Shares currently change hands near $183, trading at approximately 22x forward earnings — matching the S&P 500’s multiple The analyst forecasts $405.55B in top-line revenue and $200.98B in net operating profit for the coming year Nvidia’s GTC event from March 16–19 represents the next significant potential catalyst After an impressive rally, Nvidia has experienced consolidation for several months. The shares have traded within a relatively tight range as enthusiasm around artificial intelligence names has moderated. However, at least one Wall Street analyst believes this pause is merely a breather before another substantial leg higher. NVIDIA Corporation, NVDA Tigress Financial Partners analyst Ivan Feinseth increased his one-year NVDA price objective to $360 this week, lifting it from his previous $350 estimate while maintaining his Strong Buy recommendation. His target significantly exceeds the Street consensus of $272.16 compiled by FactSet and represents the most optimistic forecast among analysts tracking the semiconductor leader. With NVDA shares trading around $183, Feinseth’s price target suggests potential appreciation of approximately 97% over the next twelve months. The bullish thesis centers on Nvidia’s commanding position within the expanding AI infrastructure landscape. Feinseth highlights that hyperscalers and major cloud service providers have pledged more than $650 billion in capital expenditures specifically for 2026, with Nvidia positioned to capture a substantial share of these investments. Extending his outlook further, the analyst references projections calling for $3 trillion to $4 trillion in cumulative AI infrastructure investment through the end of the decade, providing a multi-year tai...
The New York Stock Exchange agreed to pay a $9 million to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that an internal malfunction led to a botched market open and wild price swings on a single day in January 2023. “NYSE’s failures caused market-wide impacts, including price-triggered restrictions on trading, market-wide trading pauses in 84 of the securities and ultimately thousands ...
The New York Stock Exchange agreed to pay a $9 million to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that an internal malfunction led to a botched market open and wild price swings on a single day in January 2023. “NYSE’s failures caused market-wide impacts, including price-triggered restrictions on trading, market-wide trading pauses in 84 of the securities and ultimately thousands of busted trades,” the SEC said in a cease-and-desist order on Friday. NYSE, which is owned by Intercontinental Exchange Inc ., agreed to pay the penalty without admitting or denying the SEC’s claims. “NYSE promptly compensated affected market participants and enhanced its procedures and systems, and there has been no recurrence of the issue,” ICE said in a statement. “NYSE opening and closing auctions continue to be the most reliable liquidity event for NYSE-listed symbols.” The exchange experienced technical glitches when the market opened on Jan. 24, 2023. The glitches sparked trading turmoil in companies including Wells Fargo & Co. , McDonald’s Corp. , Walmart Inc. and Morgan Stanley , in some cases sending stock prices swinging by 25 percentage points in minutes, Bloomberg reported at the time. NYSE failed to conduct an opening auction for more than 2,800 securities before transitioning to what’s called continuous trading, the SEC said. Instead, a “critical systems disruption” led it to initiate continuous trading, the agency said. The regulator also said NYSE didn’t establish written policies and procedures to monitor certain systems that support its opening auctions. “The obligation of national securities exchanges such as NYSE to operate in compliance with their own rules is fundamental,” the SEC said.
Trung Nguyen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Ashutosh Sureka Now holding around $190, Chevron ( CVX ) stock moved higher in early March, after climbing from about $185. Shares gained ground as the mood in the energy sector lifted, thanks to firmer crude values. Not far behind, attention stays fixed on payout reliability and output forecasts among large oil companies. CVX holds ground above k...
Trung Nguyen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Ashutosh Sureka Now holding around $190, Chevron ( CVX ) stock moved higher in early March, after climbing from about $185. Shares gained ground as the mood in the energy sector lifted, thanks to firmer crude values. Not far behind, attention stays fixed on payout reliability and output forecasts among large oil companies. CVX holds ground above key averages on the hourly view, with the 20-, 50-, and 100-EMAs bunched from about $187 up to $189. Despite minor shifts, momentum still leans higher after the last push upward. Further below, the 200-period EMA rests around $180.39, edging higher and backing a wider uptrend stance. Chevron price dynamics (Source: TradingView) The last few weeks saw price-building steps up, each bottom a bit above the one before, lifting the stock from around 175 to 190. Every time it dipped, demand showed up soon after; this steady support kept things moving despite a weaker pace lately near peak levels. Around 60 to 62 sits the Relative Strength Index now, showing buying pressure still holds, yet stays shy of overbought levels. Should the price climb past $192 with clear strength, attention may shift toward $195 as a likely next stop. Once below $186, the present setup loses ground, opening space down to the $185 floor. Energy market dynamics support sentiment Still among the biggest players worldwide, Chevron handles everything from pulling oil out of the ground to processing it and shipping fuel far and wide. When crude prices shift, or the world uses more or less energy, its profits usually follow close behind. Fresh shifts in worldwide energy trading are lending weight to views on major oil firms. Thanks to steeper oil rates, alongside tighter control over investment, earnings outlooks brighten for outfits such as Chevron. Fresh tensions overseas keep some traders watching closely, while shifts in output add pressure on pricing. Even so, deals between major producers still steer marke...
In trading on Friday, shares of The Gap Inc (Symbol: GAP) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $23.98, changing hands as low as $23.25 per share. The Gap Inc shares are currently trading down about 12.6% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of GAP shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, GAP's low point in its 52 week range is $16.99 per...
In trading on Friday, shares of The Gap Inc (Symbol: GAP) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $23.98, changing hands as low as $23.25 per share. The Gap Inc shares are currently trading down about 12.6% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of GAP shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, GAP's low point in its 52 week range is $16.99 per share, with $29.36 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $23.69. Click here to find out which 9 other dividend stocks recently crossed below their 200 day moving average » Also see: The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Robinhood is giving everyday investors access to high-profile private companies like Databricks and Oura. Its new fund began trading on the NYSE under ticker RVI. CEO Vlad Tenev joined Bloomberg Open Interest with the details. (Source: Bloomberg)
Robinhood is giving everyday investors access to high-profile private companies like Databricks and Oura. Its new fund began trading on the NYSE under ticker RVI. CEO Vlad Tenev joined Bloomberg Open Interest with the details. (Source: Bloomberg)
Get insights on thousands of stocks from the global community of over 7 million individual investors at Simply Wall St. Nvidia (NasdaqGS:NVDA) is committing up to US$4b across Lumentum and Coherent to support optical components for next generation AI data centers. The agreements include multiyear supply and development plans focused on R&D and expanded US based manufacturing for optical networking...
Get insights on thousands of stocks from the global community of over 7 million individual investors at Simply Wall St. Nvidia (NasdaqGS:NVDA) is committing up to US$4b across Lumentum and Coherent to support optical components for next generation AI data centers. The agreements include multiyear supply and development plans focused on R&D and expanded US based manufacturing for optical networking hardware. Nvidia is also halting H200 chip production for China and shifting that capacity toward its Rubin platform in response to regulatory limits. Nvidia, best known for its GPUs and AI platforms, is leaning further into the plumbing of AI data centers by backing key optical suppliers. The focus on Lumentum and Coherent ties Nvidia more closely to components that move data efficiently between servers and within AI clusters, a growing priority as compute intensity rises. For investors watching the broader AI stack, this move highlights how critical supply chain security and power efficient networking have become. The decision to pause H200 production for China and prioritize Rubin reflects how Nvidia is reallocating finite manufacturing capacity in light of regulation and shifting demand. For you, the key question is how these choices may influence where Nvidia’s future revenue mix and ecosystem impact are distributed over time, especially across regions and product lines. Stay updated on the most important news stories for NVIDIA by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on NVIDIA. NasdaqGS:NVDA Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 📰 Beyond the headline: 2 risks and 4 things going right for NVIDIA that every investor should see. Nvidia’s US$4b commitment to Lumentum and Coherent pushes it deeper into the core infrastructure of AI data centers rather than just selling chips at the edge of the rack. By tying up multiyear supply and capacity rights for advanced optics, Nvidia is trying to secure the ...
Get insights on thousands of stocks from the global community of over 7 million individual investors at Simply Wall St. Meta Platforms (NasdaqGS:META) has agreed multi billion dollar, multi year AI infrastructure and data center hardware deals with AMD, Nvidia, and Google. The company is securing large scale chip procurement, custom silicon work, and data center optimization as part of these arran...
Get insights on thousands of stocks from the global community of over 7 million individual investors at Simply Wall St. Meta Platforms (NasdaqGS:META) has agreed multi billion dollar, multi year AI infrastructure and data center hardware deals with AMD, Nvidia, and Google. The company is securing large scale chip procurement, custom silicon work, and data center optimization as part of these arrangements. Meta has also signed an AI content licensing agreement with News Corp focused on access to published content for model training and products. Regulators in the EU and Brazil have prompted Meta to open WhatsApp to third party AI chatbots, affecting how its AI services are offered. For you as an investor following NasdaqGS:META, these moves sit at the intersection of Meta's core social platforms, its Reality Labs ambitions, and a broader push into AI products and infrastructure. Big tech peers are committing large sums to data centers and chips, and Meta's new agreements indicate an interest in access to multiple suppliers rather than reliance on a single ecosystem. The combination of hardware deals, licensed content, and regulatory driven product changes may shape how Meta rolls out AI tools across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and new services. The scale and duration of these agreements may also become a reference point for how you compare Meta's AI positioning with other large platforms. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Meta Platforms by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Meta Platforms. NasdaqGS:META Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 📰 Beyond the headline: 0 risks and 3 things going right for Meta Platforms that every investor should see. For Meta, lining up multi year chip and infrastructure deals across AMD, Nvidia and Google looks less like a one off announcement and more like a reset of its AI supply chain. The AMD agreement alone targets 6 gigawatts of AI i...
On Friday, investigators said 22 suspects had been identified in Lithuania and Poland suspected of having been "working on behalf of the military-intelligence service of the Russian Federation". Two cases have been sent to court, they said.
On Friday, investigators said 22 suspects had been identified in Lithuania and Poland suspected of having been "working on behalf of the military-intelligence service of the Russian Federation". Two cases have been sent to court, they said.
In trading on Thursday, shares of Winnebago Industries, Inc. (Symbol: WGO) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $58.93, changing hands as low as $58.69 per share. Winnebago Industries, Inc. shares are currently trading off about 2.7% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of WGO shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, WGO's low point in i...
In trading on Thursday, shares of Winnebago Industries, Inc. (Symbol: WGO) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $58.93, changing hands as low as $58.69 per share. Winnebago Industries, Inc. shares are currently trading off about 2.7% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of WGO shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, WGO's low point in its 52 week range is $43.05 per share, with $70.53 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $58.72. Click here to find out which 9 other dividend stocks recently crossed below their 200 day moving average » Also see: The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Getty Images By Mike Larson Transcript Mike Larson: War has broken out again in the Middle East. After weeks of on and off negotiations with little to show for it, the U.S. and Israel have attacked Iran, and Iran has struck back throughout the Persian Gulf. For investors, the key questions are, how long will the conflict last? What will the end game be? Which energy facilities will be impacted? Ho...
Getty Images By Mike Larson Transcript Mike Larson: War has broken out again in the Middle East. After weeks of on and off negotiations with little to show for it, the U.S. and Israel have attacked Iran, and Iran has struck back throughout the Persian Gulf. For investors, the key questions are, how long will the conflict last? What will the end game be? Which energy facilities will be impacted? How will that impact oil, gas, and product prices, as well as inflation? And finally, how will monetary policymakers and businesses react both here in the U.S. and abroad? To get you the answers you need in this market environment, I turn to two leading MoneyShow experts for this special MoneyMasters Podcast episode. The first is Anas Alhajji, Managing Partner at Energy Outlook Advisors. He’s a renowned expert on global energy markets and geopolitical forces that influence them. The second is Marta Norton, Chief Investment Strategist at Empower Investments. She's a leading big-picture thinker who will cover second-round impacts on the economy and the U.S. markets. Anas, thank you so much for joining me here at these incredibly important times on the geopolitical front and when it comes to the energy markets. Why don't you sum up big-picture where things stand as we're recording with what's happening in this latest conflict and what impact it's having on markets? Anas Alhajji: Generally speaking - and this is advice for everyone - this is a war, a lot of misinformation, a lot of information that's being twisted, etcetera. So, we got to be very careful with what is reported in the mainstream media and whatever people are saying and whatever things being said. We already uncovered several stories that were absolutely incorrect, and there are a lot of contradictions too. So, you cannot say, for example, you cannot hear the military officials talking about destroying all the Iranian Navy, and then all of a sudden, the Iranian Navy is closing the Hormuz Strait. It just does not fit...
AMD to Showcase x86, FPGA & SoC for AI at embedded world By Embedded Computing Design Staff News At Embedded World, AMD will be showcasing its x86 Embedded processors and adaptive FPGAs and SoCs delivering scalable, power-efficient AI compute performance for automotive, industrial, and physical AI solutions at the edge. As AI extends from the cloud into the physical world, AMD is ready to lead the...
AMD to Showcase x86, FPGA & SoC for AI at embedded world By Embedded Computing Design Staff News At Embedded World, AMD will be showcasing its x86 Embedded processors and adaptive FPGAs and SoCs delivering scalable, power-efficient AI compute performance for automotive, industrial, and physical AI solutions at the edge. As AI extends from the cloud into the physical world, AMD is ready to lead the next frontier in physical AI—where intelligence meets the real-time demands of machines, vehicles, and robots that perceive, decide, and safely act in real-time. AMD is uniquely positioned to power physical AI as the only company combining high-performance x86 CPUs/APUs, adaptive FPGAs and SoCs, GPUs, NPUs, and custom AI silicon under one portfolio. "AMD Embedded has transformed into the industry’s most comprehensive and scalable adaptive computing portfolio—spanning high-performance x86 CPUs and APUs, adaptive FPGAs and SoCs, and expanding into semi-custom silicon," said Salil Raje, SVP & GM, Adaptive & Embedded Computing Group at AMD. "We are uniquely positioned to power the era of physical AI, where intelligent systems must perceive, decide, and act in real time with absolute reliability. With the strongest embedded roadmap in our history, AMD is driving the next generation of edge innovation and accelerating growth across industrial, automotive, robotics, and beyond." AMD will be introducing an expanded portfolio of x86 Embedded processors delivering real-time AI processing, deterministic performance, and long-term reliability in always-on environments for industrial automation, mobile robotics, and other AI-driven edge applications. AMD booth will be in Hall 5, Stand #5-135. Booth demos will feature: Automotive solutions with advanced AI-based perception and in-vehicle experiences for next generation SDV platforms Compute platforms for Physical AI to enable low latency compute at the edge Intelligent healthcare solutions delivering real-time imaging that enhances diag...
Good Morning Traders! Today's economic calendar closes out the week with one of the most important data clusters of the month, including the February Non Farm Payrolls report alongside Retail Sales, Core Retail Sales, the Unemployment Rate, Average Hourly Earnings, Labor Force Participation, and payroll revisions. These releases provide critical insight into the strength of the labor market and co...
Good Morning Traders! Today's economic calendar closes out the week with one of the most important data clusters of the month, including the February Non Farm Payrolls report alongside Retail Sales, Core Retail Sales, the Unemployment Rate, Average Hourly Earnings, Labor Force Participation, and payroll revisions. These releases provide critical insight into the strength of the labor market and consumer activity, both of which heavily influence Federal Reserve policy expectations and Treasury yields. Later in the morning, the Q1 Philadelphia Fed Survey of Professional Forecasters provides updated economic outlook projections. Several Fed officials are also scheduled to speak throughout the day, including Austan Goolsbee at 9:50AM ET on Bloomberg, Mary Daly and Anna Paulson during the U.S. Monetary Policy Forum, Susan Collins delivering a keynote at 1:20PM ET, and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack participating in a panel at 1:30PM ET discussing the safe haven status of the dollar. The final release of the day comes at 3:00PM ET with Consumer Credit data. With employment data, retail sales, and multiple Fed appearances all packed into today's schedule, expect significant volatility around the morning releases and continued positioning into the weekend. Now, we will discuss SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOGL, META, and TSLA. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) SPY is currently trading around 677.25 as markets brace for a major 8:30AM ET data window that includes Non Farm Payrolls, Retail Sales, and multiple labor market indicators. If buyers defend this zone on a constructive jobs print, a push toward 680.00 may develop quickly, followed by 683.50 if momentum builds through the morning session. Sustained strength above 686.00 would signal improving breadth and could open the door toward 689.50 into the close. If SPY loses 677.25 with conviction, sellers may press into 674.50. A breakdown there could expose 671.75, and continued downside pressure may test 668.50. Employment...
Lucid (LCID 1.73%), which went public through a 2021 merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), was once a hot EV stock. In November of that year, its stock closed at a record post-merger high of $57.75 per share. Today, Lucid's stock trades below $10. Let's see why it lost its luster, and if it's a worthwhile investment for contrarian investors. Why did Lucid's stock crash? Lucid's...
Lucid (LCID 1.73%), which went public through a 2021 merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), was once a hot EV stock. In November of that year, its stock closed at a record post-merger high of $57.75 per share. Today, Lucid's stock trades below $10. Let's see why it lost its luster, and if it's a worthwhile investment for contrarian investors. Why did Lucid's stock crash? Lucid's public debut generated a lot of buzz for three reasons. First, it was led by Tesla's (TSLA 1.79%) former chief vehicle engineer, Peter Rawlinson. Second, it targeted the luxury market with its high-end Air sedans rather than going head-to-head with Tesla. Lastly, it claimed its annual vehicle deliveries would reach 20,000 in 2022, 49,000 in 2023, and 90,000 in 2024. Expand NASDAQ : LCID Lucid Group Today's Change ( -1.73 %) $ -0.17 Current Price $ 9.67 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.2B Day's Range $ 9.55 - $ 9.83 52wk Range $ 9.12 - $ 33.70 Volume 67K Avg Vol 7.6M Gross Margin -9280.51 % But like many other SPAC-backed EV makers, Lucid missed its own ambitious targets, delivering only 4,369 vehicles in 2022, 6,001 in 2023, and 10,241 in 2024. It mainly attributed that sluggish growth to supply chain constraints, reduced EV subsidies, competition, and the broader macro headwinds for EV makers. Lucid also postponed the launch of its Gravity SUV from late 2023 to late 2024, and Rawlinson unexpectedly stepped down in early 2025. Are brighter days ahead for Lucid? Those setbacks were discouraging, but Lucid isn't down for the count. In 2025, its deliveries rose 55% to 15,841 vehicles as it ramped up its production of the Gravity SUV. It nearly doubled production to 17,840 vehicles and expects to produce 25,000 to 27,000 vehicles in 2026. It's still backed by the Saudi Arabian government's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns over 60% of its shares, and it had $4.6 billion in liquidity at the end of 2025. It's also fulfilling the Saudi Arabian government's 10-year order for 1...
Key Points Lucid’s stock has declined more than 80% from its post-merger high. It looks undervalued, but it faces many challenges. 10 stocks we like better than Lucid Group › Lucid (NASDAQ: LCID), which went public through a 2021 merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), was once a hot EV stock. In November of that year, its stock closed at a record post-merger high of $57.75 per s...
Key Points Lucid’s stock has declined more than 80% from its post-merger high. It looks undervalued, but it faces many challenges. 10 stocks we like better than Lucid Group › Lucid (NASDAQ: LCID), which went public through a 2021 merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), was once a hot EV stock. In November of that year, its stock closed at a record post-merger high of $57.75 per share. Today, Lucid's stock trades below $10. Let's see why it lost its luster, and if it's a worthwhile investment for contrarian investors. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Why did Lucid's stock crash? Lucid's public debut generated a lot of buzz for three reasons. First, it was led by Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) former chief vehicle engineer, Peter Rawlinson. Second, it targeted the luxury market with its high-end Air sedans rather than going head-to-head with Tesla. Lastly, it claimed its annual vehicle deliveries would reach 20,000 in 2022, 49,000 in 2023, and 90,000 in 2024. But like many other SPAC-backed EV makers, Lucid missed its own ambitious targets, delivering only 4,369 vehicles in 2022, 6,001 in 2023, and 10,241 in 2024. It mainly attributed that sluggish growth to supply chain constraints, reduced EV subsidies, competition, and the broader macro headwinds for EV makers. Lucid also postponed the launch of its Gravity SUV from late 2023 to late 2024, and Rawlinson unexpectedly stepped down in early 2025. Are brighter days ahead for Lucid? Those setbacks were discouraging, but Lucid isn't down for the count. In 2025, its deliveries rose 55% to 15,841 vehicles as it ramped up its production of the Gravity SUV. It nearly doubled production to 17,840 vehicles and expects to produce 25,000 to 27,000 vehicles in 2026. It's still backed by the Saudi Arabian government's Public Investment F...
In trading on Friday, shares of the Capital Group Core Plus Income ETF (Symbol: CGCP) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $22.63, changing hands as low as $22.57 per share. Capital Group Core Plus Income shares are currently trading down about 0.3% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CGCP shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, CGC...
In trading on Friday, shares of the Capital Group Core Plus Income ETF (Symbol: CGCP) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $22.63, changing hands as low as $22.57 per share. Capital Group Core Plus Income shares are currently trading down about 0.3% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of CGCP shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, CGCP's low point in its 52 week range is $21.735 per share, with $23.005 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $22.61. Click here to find out which 9 other ETFs recently crossed below their 200 day moving average » Also see: The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Image source: The Motley Fool. Friday, Mar. 6, 2026 at 10 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Ted Goldthorpe Chief Financial Officer — Brandon Satoren Chief Investment Officer — Patrick Schafer Takeaways Merger and rebranding -- The merger with Logan Ridge completed in July increased platform scale, broadened portfolio diversification, and was followed by a rebranding in August con...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Friday, Mar. 6, 2026 at 10 a.m. ET Call participants Chief Executive Officer — Ted Goldthorpe Chief Financial Officer — Brandon Satoren Chief Investment Officer — Patrick Schafer Takeaways Merger and rebranding -- The merger with Logan Ridge completed in July increased platform scale, broadened portfolio diversification, and was followed by a rebranding in August connecting the company with the BC Partners Credit platform. -- The merger with Logan Ridge completed in July increased platform scale, broadened portfolio diversification, and was followed by a rebranding in August connecting the company with the BC Partners Credit platform. Tender offer -- Repurchased approximately 558,000 shares for $7.6 million, resulting in an accretive $0.18 per share NAV impact. -- Repurchased approximately 558,000 shares for $7.6 million, resulting in an accretive $0.18 per share NAV impact. Debt capital actions -- Issued $75 million of 7.75% notes due 2030 and $35 million of 7.50% notes due 2028, redeeming previously outstanding 4.875% notes due 2026, mitigating near-term refinancing risk and laddering maturities. -- Issued $75 million of 7.75% notes due 2030 and $35 million of 7.50% notes due 2028, redeeming previously outstanding 4.875% notes due 2026, mitigating near-term refinancing risk and laddering maturities. Dividend and distribution policy -- Quarterly base distribution set at $0.32 per share for the quarter ending Mar. 31, 2026; starting April 2026, distributions move to monthly payments of $0.09 per share for April, May, and June, with potential quarterly supplemental distributions. -- Quarterly base distribution set at $0.32 per share for the quarter ending Mar. 31, 2026; starting April 2026, distributions move to monthly payments of $0.09 per share for April, May, and June, with potential quarterly supplemental distributions. Share repurchase authorization -- Board authorized a renewed $10 million stock repurchase program for approximate...