Julie Rubinstein, President and COO of Adaptive Biotechnologies Corporation (NASDAQ:ADPT) , reported the direct sale of 57,180 shares of Common Stock—following option exercise—across multiple transactions from April 9 through April 13, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($13.26); post-transaction value based on April ...
Julie Rubinstein, President and COO of Adaptive Biotechnologies Corporation (NASDAQ:ADPT) , reported the direct sale of 57,180 shares of Common Stock—following option exercise—across multiple transactions from April 9 through April 13, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($13.26); post-transaction value based on April 13, 2026 market close ($14.13). * 1-year price change calculated using April 13th, 2026 as the reference date. Continue reading
Most people who delay investing aren't doing so because they think putting their money into the markets is a bad idea. They're stuck in front of a confusing smorgasbord of options, afraid to pile the wrong things on their plate, and at least a little afraid of looking like they don't know what they're doing (especially if it's true). Thus, analysis paralysis is often the default. Have no fear. The...
Most people who delay investing aren't doing so because they think putting their money into the markets is a bad idea. They're stuck in front of a confusing smorgasbord of options, afraid to pile the wrong things on their plate, and at least a little afraid of looking like they don't know what they're doing (especially if it's true). Thus, analysis paralysis is often the default. Have no fear. There's a quick and simple way to build a sensible portfolio by using a small handful of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). So without further ado, let's get some clarity over what's going to go into this portfolio and how much of an allocation each ETF should get. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
AMSTERDAM, April 20 (Reuters) - As Kees Roelandschap navigates down the narrow canal-side streets of Amsterdam, flanked by the city's many bicycle riders, it takes a second to realise what's different: he doesn't have his hands on the wheel of his dark grey Tesla. electric carmaker gained surprise approval this month in the Netherlands for its supervised full self-driving (FSD) system, in a Europe...
AMSTERDAM, April 20 (Reuters) - As Kees Roelandschap navigates down the narrow canal-side streets of Amsterdam, flanked by the city's many bicycle riders, it takes a second to realise what's different: he doesn't have his hands on the wheel of his dark grey Tesla. electric carmaker gained surprise approval this month in the Netherlands for its supervised full self-driving (FSD) system, in a European first for city streets that could open the door for more near-autonomous vehicles in Europe.
Global equities are heading into the Q1 earnings season with a stronger-than-expected backdrop, even as markets grapple with geopolitical risks and stagflation concerns, J.P. Morgan said. Earnings expectations for 2026 continue to be revised higher across major regions. The upgrades are broad-based and not limited to energy, with sectors such as technology, financials, and materials also seeing po...
Global equities are heading into the Q1 earnings season with a stronger-than-expected backdrop, even as markets grapple with geopolitical risks and stagflation concerns, J.P. Morgan said. Earnings expectations for 2026 continue to be revised higher across major regions. The upgrades are broad-based and not limited to energy, with sectors such as technology, financials, and materials also seeing positive revisions, the bank said. In the U.S., 2026 earnings per share growth is now seen near 19% year-over-year. Eurozone estimates are around 18%, although the headline figure is skewed by base effects in consumer discretionary, J.P. Morgan said. The median growth rate in Europe is closer to 8%, which is seen as more achievable and leaves room for upside surprises, the bank added. Early signals into the first-quarter reporting season remain constructive. Strong economic activity during the period is expected to support earnings delivery across most regions, even if corporate guidance may stay cautious due to geopolitical uncertainty, J.P. Morgan said. U.S. earnings are projected to grow about 13% year-over-year, compared with roughly 3% in Europe. Revenue growth is also expected to be stronger in the U.S., according to the bank. At the sector level, momentum is likely to remain concentrated in semiconductors, industrials, mining and energy. Consumer discretionary may lag in the near term before improving in the second half, J.P. Morgan said. Banks are also expected to show resilience, supported by steady loan growth trends, the bank added. Overall, resilient earnings and still-muted investor positioning could continue to support the equity rebound. Recent market weakness may present a buying opportunity, J.P. Morgan said. More on markets AI Spending: The Biggest Gamble In U.S. History Table Of The Day: After S&P 500 Sees Near-Record Swing, What's Next? The Market's All-Time High Is A Warning Sign Markets misreading Iran risk as rally signal despite escalation threat, BCA’...
Richard Drury As the market moves into the second week of Q1 earnings, we look at the most overbought stocks in the materials sector. Below is a list of the top 10 materials stocks ranked based on their RSI. The list includes stocks from various industries within the materials sector, including steel, mining, and specialty chemicals, with market capitalizations ranging from approximately $2.4B to ...
Richard Drury As the market moves into the second week of Q1 earnings, we look at the most overbought stocks in the materials sector. Below is a list of the top 10 materials stocks ranked based on their RSI. The list includes stocks from various industries within the materials sector, including steel, mining, and specialty chemicals, with market capitalizations ranging from approximately $2.4B to over $100B. The list is topped by Nucor Corporation ( NUE ), with an RSI of 76. Materion Corporation ( MTRN ) and Aura Minerals Inc. ( AUGO ) follow closely in the second and third positions. Freeport-McMoRan Inc. ( FCX ) and Kaiser Aluminum Corporation ( KALU ) round out the top five. The top ten list includes multiple specialty chemical companies such as Sensient Technologies ( SXT ), Perimeter Solutions ( PRM ), and Element Solutions ( ESI ). The Relative Strength Index ( RSI ) is a momentum oscillator that measures the velocity and magnitude of price changes, plotting them on a scale from 0 to 100. RSI compares the magnitude of recent gains to recent losses over a chosen lookback period—typically 14 days. Here is the list: Nucor Corporation ( NUE ), RSI: 76 Materion Corporation ( MTRN ), RSI: 74 Aura Minerals Inc. ( AUGO ), RSI: 73 Freeport-McMoRan Inc. ( FCX ), RSI: 70 Kaiser Aluminum Corporation ( KALU ), RSI: 69 Sensient Technologies Corporation ( SXT ), RSI: 69 Perimeter Solutions, Inc. ( PRM ), RSI: 69 Steel Dynamics, Inc. ( STLD ), RSI: 68 Element Solutions Inc ( ESI ), RSI: 68 Ivanhoe Electric Inc. ( IE ), RSI: 68 Materials ETFs : ( XLB ), ( VAW ), ( IYM ), ( FXZ ), ( MXI ), and ( RSPM ) More on materials stocks VAW Diversifies Risk With The Potential To Offer Solid Returns; IYW & FXZ Carry Higher Risks MXI: Materials Dashboard For March FXZ: A Quant-Based Fund Can Make The Most Out Of Basic Materials Bullish Trend Top rated ETFs with exposure to Alcoa, as company reports Q1 results Weekly ETF flows: Four of 11 sectors record outflows; the technology sector leads...