Analyst Updates Stifel Nicolaus analyst, Brian Chin maintained his “Buy” rating on Micron’s stock with a $550.00 price target. The target reflects confidence in Micron’s memory and storage solutions business, with expectations for continued demand in DRAM and NAND markets, strong product positioning, and potential upside from technology advancements and operational efficiency improvements. Micron ...
Analyst Updates Stifel Nicolaus analyst, Brian Chin maintained his “Buy” rating on Micron’s stock with a $550.00 price target. The target reflects confidence in Micron’s memory and storage solutions business, with expectations for continued demand in DRAM and NAND markets, strong product positioning, and potential upside from technology advancements and operational efficiency improvements. Micron Technology was also reiterated with a “Neutral” rating by Goldman Sachs Group, with analyst James Sheehan maintaining a target of $360.00. This reiteration indicates a cautious view, balancing Micron’s leadership in memory chips and semiconductor innovation against potential near-term market volatility, pricing pressure, and cyclical demand factors. The post Micron Technology (MU) Analysts Update Coverage appeared first on Stock Target Advisor.
Good morning . Donald Trump forges ahead with airstrikes in Iran. Rachel Reeves will deliver her spring statement. And Mark Zuckerberg buys a house in Miami’s Billionaire Bunker. Listen to the day’s top stories . Donald Trump vowed to do “whatever it takes” and indicated his readiness to allow the conflict with Iran to go on longer than he had planned. Marco Rubio said the US would step up its att...
Good morning . Donald Trump forges ahead with airstrikes in Iran. Rachel Reeves will deliver her spring statement. And Mark Zuckerberg buys a house in Miami’s Billionaire Bunker. Listen to the day’s top stories . Donald Trump vowed to do “whatever it takes” and indicated his readiness to allow the conflict with Iran to go on longer than he had planned. Marco Rubio said the US would step up its attacks. Check out our live blog for up-to-the-minute updates on the Middle East. Oil extended its advance as a near halt to traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continued to roil markets. Brent settled at above $79 a barrel , while haven asset gold drew fresh demand. Asia stocks slumped further and US futures fell. Check out our Markets Today live blog for all the latest news and analysis relevant to UK assets. Keir Starmer distanced Britain from US military action against Iran, stating the UK doesn’t believe in “ regime change from the skies ” while indicating the strikes lacked proper planning and a legal basis. Rachel Reeves will deliver a deliberately low-key economic statement today, emphasizing stability amid global uncertainty. Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase, cautioned that there’s more exuberance in the market than there should be given all the risks . Higher inflation is one of them, Dimon told Bloomberg TV, warning it could become a “ skunk at the party ” for the US economy. JPMorgan CEO Dimon on Iran War, Inflation, Credit Cycles Watch the Video Howard Marks , co-founder of Oaktree Capital Management, said investors can't let emotions cloud their judgment when making decisions on exposure due to the Middle East conflict. Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson said the war is unlikely to persist in the absence of major retaliation within the region. More Top Stories OpenAI’s Sam Altman Says Pentagon Deal Looked ‘Sloppy’ Blackstone’s Flagship Private Credit Fund Hit by Record Redemptions Ex-Macquarie Quant Plans Second Shot at European Hedge Fund Deep Dive: Wageri...
Earnings Call Insights: Archer Aviation Inc. (ACHR) Q4 2025 Management View CEO Adam Goldstein highlighted that Archer is “building a next-generation aerospace company with civil and defense applications,” forming an ecosystem with partners including Anduril, SpaceX, and NVIDIA. He confirmed that Archer has begun Midnight's piloted VTOL flight test campaign and will expand its fleet through 2026, ...
Earnings Call Insights: Archer Aviation Inc. (ACHR) Q4 2025 Management View CEO Adam Goldstein highlighted that Archer is “building a next-generation aerospace company with civil and defense applications,” forming an ecosystem with partners including Anduril, SpaceX, and NVIDIA. He confirmed that Archer has begun Midnight's piloted VTOL flight test campaign and will expand its fleet through 2026, aiming to start TIA activities with the FAA as soon as this year. Goldstein stated Archer is "on track to begin deploying Midnight this year, both in American cities as part of the White House's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, or eIPP, and in the UAE as part of our commercial launch program." Regarding the UAE, Goldstein noted, "Archer is the first eVTOL manufacturer to establish a Restricted Type Certificate program with the GCAA, which sets us up to deliver additional Midnight aircraft to the country this year." The CEO reported a growing global backlog, with "order book is in the billions with 7 of the world's largest airlines choosing to partner with us," naming Saudi Arabia's PIF and the Serbian government as new partners. He also shared that the FAA confirmed "final acceptance of 100% of Midnight's Means of Compliance," positioning Archer as the first eVTOL company at this milestone and clearing the path for TIA work. Goldstein emphasized a defense partnership with Anduril, stating, "We are designing an autonomous, hybrid-electric VTOL aircraft built for dual use." He referenced third-party powertrain deals with Anduril and EDGE Group and noted software partnerships with Palantir and NVIDIA, with plans to unveil the first software product later this year. Goldstein introduced Benjamin Lyon as President of Aircraft OEM, crediting his impact on engineering and certification velocity. He also noted Tom Muniz’s leadership role in hybrid aircraft development. Acting CFO Priya Gupta reported, “We closed the quarter with a very strong balance sheet and total liquidity of ap...
Getty Images It's obvious that 2026 has been an incredibly tough year for software stocks that are contending with the building "SaaSpocalypse" narrative, but it's an especially tough time for enterprise software companies that already entered into the year in a limping state, plagued by competitive headwinds outside of AI and facing weak enterprise spending. Asana ( ASAN ), the workflow collabora...
Getty Images It's obvious that 2026 has been an incredibly tough year for software stocks that are contending with the building "SaaSpocalypse" narrative, but it's an especially tough time for enterprise software companies that already entered into the year in a limping state, plagued by competitive headwinds outside of AI and facing weak enterprise spending. Asana ( ASAN ), the workflow collaboration software company, is one of these companies. Once a high-flying stock that had star power thanks to being founded and led by a major Facebook co-founder, Dustin Moskovitz, Asana is now developing into the reputation of an "also-ran" in a crowded collaboration software market. Its stock is down ~60% over the past year, though the stock just rallied nearly 10% on Q4 results, thanks to an FY27 outlook that came in slightly ahead of what the Street had feared. Data by YCharts I last wrote a "Sell" article on Asana in December, when the stock was trading at $15 per share. Since then, Asana has lost half of its value, and I'm not sure the light at the end of the tunnel is here yet. Even though Asana surprised to the upside with its expectations of high single-digit growth in 2027, major issues remain. In particular is the fact that the company remains in a net churn position, with dollar-based net retention rates below 100% indicating that more customers are leaving than expanding. Adding on top of the uncertainty is the fact that, in my view, Asana's product is not well bulwarked against the threat of AI. I'll make a disclaimer first: in my view, the SaaSpocalypse is substantially overblown. Vibe-coded products and AI agents will not be able to rip out all existing software, especially applications that are deeply ingrained into daily operations and have complex integrations to third-party systems. But Asana may not be one of those applications. Its core use cases include project status reporting and assigning tasks to individuals, which I could easily see being built as a ...
Beyond Meat (BYND 12.72%), one of the more beaten-down food industry stocks in recent years, staged something of a comeback in the second month of 2026. In the run-up to the company's fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings report -- slated for publication on Wednesday, March 4 -- investors were obviously hoping for a "bounce from the bottom" and piled into the stock. This was aided by the comp...
Beyond Meat (BYND 12.72%), one of the more beaten-down food industry stocks in recent years, staged something of a comeback in the second month of 2026. In the run-up to the company's fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings report -- slated for publication on Wednesday, March 4 -- investors were obviously hoping for a "bounce from the bottom" and piled into the stock. This was aided by the company's announcement of a significant expansion of a nearly brand-new product category. Beyond food To put the situation into perspective, very few investors or analysts are expecting the chronically unprofitable Beyond Meat to suddenly flip hard into profitability. The consensus bottom-line estimate is well in the red, at $0.14 per share. However, if the company comes even close to this figure, some will count it as quite a victory. Beyond Meat hasn't only been loss-making, it's posted numbers that have been very deep in the red. To cite just one, its fourth quarter of 2024 featured a $0.65-per-share deficit. By comparison, a loss of "only" $0.14 would be a vast improvement. We should also bear in mind that the company's equity is now in penny-stock territory, hovering below $1 per share since mid-January. It feels to me like many of those investors buying into the shares lately believe it's near-impossible for them to sink much lower. And if there's an upside surprise to those rather modest earnings expectations, Beyond Meat stock could be a hot item for a minute. I feel that certain investors are hopeful that the company's push into the new product line will be at least something of a game changer. Near the start of the year, it introduced Beyond Immerse, a selection of sparkling drinks it kicked off with three flavors (lemon lime, orange tangerine, and peach mango, for the curious). While a departure from its usual lineup of plant-based "meat" products, Beyond Meat has wisely decided to pack the drinks with the stuff that draws folks to its food. It emphasized the healthy...
A few caveats. Back then, the SNP was more popular than it is now, the world seemed more stable and the public had never been given the chance to express themselves in a referendum.
A few caveats. Back then, the SNP was more popular than it is now, the world seemed more stable and the public had never been given the chance to express themselves in a referendum.
Discovery Ltd. posted record first-half earnings as South Africa’s largest health-insurance administrator benefited from years of strategic investment and a swing to profit at its banking division. Normalized headline earnings jumped 27% to 5.75 billion rand ($356 million) in the six months through December, compared with 4.5 billion rand a year earlier, the Johannesburg-based company said in a st...
Discovery Ltd. posted record first-half earnings as South Africa’s largest health-insurance administrator benefited from years of strategic investment and a swing to profit at its banking division. Normalized headline earnings jumped 27% to 5.75 billion rand ($356 million) in the six months through December, compared with 4.5 billion rand a year earlier, the Johannesburg-based company said in a statement on Tuesday. Net income climbed 29% to 5.72 billion rand. The company declared an interim dividend of 1.11 rand per share, compared with 87 cents a year earlier. The financial-services company has been on an aggressive expansion phase since 2018, investing in South Africa and other countries on the continent, as well as the UK, Europe, Asia, Canada and the US.
Storyville: Red Light to Limelight 10.20pm, BBC Four Another extraordinary tale from the frequently revelatory Storyville strand. This one follows a group of sex workers in the independent brothel district of Kalighat in Kolkata, who have formed a grassroots artistic collective – regularly creating visual stories that reflecting the realities and challenges of their community that are uploaded to ...
Storyville: Red Light to Limelight 10.20pm, BBC Four Another extraordinary tale from the frequently revelatory Storyville strand. This one follows a group of sex workers in the independent brothel district of Kalighat in Kolkata, who have formed a grassroots artistic collective – regularly creating visual stories that reflecting the realities and challenges of their community that are uploaded to YouTube. It’s a moving journey during which the film-makers confront abusers, regain personal agency – and start to imagine different futures for themselves. Phil Harrison The Dyers’ Caravan Park 9pm, Sky One So far, Danny and Dani Dyer’s ideas to revive a caravan park have only given the owners endless headaches – including a huge poster of Danny “noshing” a caravan and a £10k sports day. This week, they get a bit more serious by holding an open day, entering a local carnival and promoting the luxury caravan they’ve been working on to help drive sales. First, though, Danny needs to take Granny Prix winner Jane on a date. Hollie Richardson The Yorkshire Vet 8pm, Channel 5 A troubled ewe, a nervous dalmatian and an ageing Highland cow are among the furry patients requiring TLC in this instalment of the long-running series. But the biggest problem is sedating a strapping two-year-old colt called Prince, who seems rather peeved – perhaps understandably – at the prospect of being gelded. Graeme Virtue Europe on the Edge With Katya Adler 9pm, BBC Two “I think we are closer to Russia than we realise.” Journalist Katya Adler hears from Italian locals in the first episode of this three-part journey around western Europe. She’s also visiting Germany, France and Spain to take the temperature of each as they face a turbulent new world, with conversations about Putin’s war, China’s economic competition and migration. HR Stonehenge: Secrets of the New Stone 9pm, Channel 5 Actor Jason Watkins and historian Tracy Borman team up to investigate the final mystery of Stonehenge, which has “ro...
Institutional investor adds 7,572 shares to its Meta holdings in Q3 Got story updates? Submit your updates here. › Trajan Wealth LLC, an institutional investor, increased its stake in Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) by 6.8% in the third quarter, according to a recent SEC filing. The firm now owns 119,364 shares of the social networking company's stock, valued at $87,659,000. Why it matters Meta...
Institutional investor adds 7,572 shares to its Meta holdings in Q3 Got story updates? Submit your updates here. › Trajan Wealth LLC, an institutional investor, increased its stake in Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) by 6.8% in the third quarter, according to a recent SEC filing. The firm now owns 119,364 shares of the social networking company's stock, valued at $87,659,000. Why it matters Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is a major player in the social media and digital advertising industries. Institutional investors' holdings and trading activity in META stock can provide insights into market sentiment and expectations around the company's performance. The details According to the filing, Trajan Wealth acquired an additional 7,572 shares of Meta Platforms in the third quarter, bringing its total position to 119,364 shares. This represents approximately 3.8% of Trajan Wealth's overall portfolio, making Meta Platforms the firm's 6th largest holding. Trajan Wealth increased its stake in Meta Platforms in the 3rd quarter of 2026. The players Trajan Wealth LLC An institutional investor that manages a portfolio of stocks, including a 6.8% stake in Meta Platforms. Meta Platforms, Inc. The parent company of social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, and a major player in the digital advertising industry. Got photos? Submit your photos here. ›
(RTTNews) - ALSO Holding AG (ALSN.SW) on Tuesday announced the launch of a share buyback program of up to 120 million euros, with the repurchase scheduled to begin on March 12. The program represents approximately 5% of the company's market capitalization, based on the current share price. The company said that the repurchased shares are intended to finance potential acquisitions, enhance liquidit...
(RTTNews) - ALSO Holding AG (ALSN.SW) on Tuesday announced the launch of a share buyback program of up to 120 million euros, with the repurchase scheduled to begin on March 12. The program represents approximately 5% of the company's market capitalization, based on the current share price. The company said that the repurchased shares are intended to finance potential acquisitions, enhance liquidity, and support long-term, performance-based compensation programs. The company said its forward-looking business model, strong leadership and consistent cash flow management underpin its continued sustainable growth. ALSO Holding AG closed trading, 0.37% lesser at CHF 163.20 on the Swiss Stock Exchange. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.