Investing.com -- Apple is a "tactical long into earnings," according to Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring, who sees the iPhone maker's upcoming results as a clearing event ahead of a seasonally strong stretch for the stock.
Investing.com -- Apple is a "tactical long into earnings," according to Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring, who sees the iPhone maker's upcoming results as a clearing event ahead of a seasonally strong stretch for the stock.
SmarFinancial (SMBK) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -0.41% and +0.31%, respectively, for the quarter ended March 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
SmarFinancial (SMBK) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -0.41% and +0.31%, respectively, for the quarter ended March 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
VisionsofAmerica/Joe Sohm/DigitalVision via Getty Images As the market moves into the second week of Q1 earnings, we look at the most overbought stocks in the energy sector, one of the biggest winners in the market so far this year. Below is a list of the top 10 energy stocks ranked by their Relative Strength Index. The list includes companies from various energy industries, primarily Oil and Gas ...
VisionsofAmerica/Joe Sohm/DigitalVision via Getty Images As the market moves into the second week of Q1 earnings, we look at the most overbought stocks in the energy sector, one of the biggest winners in the market so far this year. Below is a list of the top 10 energy stocks ranked by their Relative Strength Index. The list includes companies from various energy industries, primarily Oil and Gas Equipment and Services, as well as Oil and Gas Storage and Transportation and Coal and Consumable Fuels. The list is topped by Kodiak Gas Services, Inc. ( KGS ), with an RSI of 72. National Energy Services Reunited Corp. ( NESR ) and Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc. ( SEI ) follow, each with an RSI of 62. Weatherford International ( WFRD ) and SLB N.V. ( SLB ) round out the top five. The RSI values in the top 10 range from 72 down to 58. Other prominent companies featured on the list include Flowco Holdings Inc. ( FLOC ), International Seaways, Inc. ( INSW ), Uranium Energy Corp. ( UEC ), Tidewater Inc. ( TDW ), and Archrock, Inc. ( AROC ), all with RSI readings between 58 and 59. The Relative Strength Index 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: Kodiak Gas Services, Inc. ( KGS ), RSI: 72 National Energy Services Reunited Corp. ( NESR ), RSI: 62 Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc. ( SEI ), RSI: 62 Weatherford International plc ( WFRD ), RSI: 61 SLB N.V. ( SLB ), RSI: 59 Flowco Holdings Inc. ( FLOC ), RSI: 59 International Seaways, Inc. ( INSW ), RSI: 59 Uranium Energy Corp. ( UEC ), RSI: 59 Tidewater Inc. ( TDW ), RSI: 59 Archrock, Inc. ( AROC ), RSI: 58 Energy ETFs: ( XLE ), ( AMLP ), ( VDE ), ( XOP ), ( OIH ), and ( IXC ) More on energy stocks Macro Insights: The 'Spoils Of The Iran War' Hidden In The Market Iran: A Game Theory Analysis Of The Hormuz Siege Why...
Alex Wong/Getty Images News A growing feud between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has spilled into public view, highlighting internal friction at the Pentagon after the abrupt firing of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. The clash comes as the U.S. military faces multiple global demands, making stability at the top of the...
Alex Wong/Getty Images News A growing feud between Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has spilled into public view, highlighting internal friction at the Pentagon after the abrupt firing of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. The clash comes as the U.S. military faces multiple global demands, making stability at the top of the Defense Department a key issue for investors tracking defense spending, procurement priorities and contractor execution risk. The dispute reportedly began soon after both men took office in 2025, when Hegseth sharply rebuked Driscoll over a proposal involving President Trump and Vice President JD Vance. Tensions later deepened amid controversies surrounding Hegseth and disagreements over promotions, staffing and Army leadership decisions. The conflict became public during a congressional hearing when Driscoll praised George, who Hegseth dismissed earlier this month while Driscoll was away on vacation. Lawmakers from both parties criticized how George’s departure was handled and praised his service. According to people familiar with the matter, Hegseth had also pushed to remove certain officers from a promotion list, including women, Black officers and officials tied to former Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley. Driscoll reportedly resisted those demands. The leadership turmoil could matter for investors because the Army is in the middle of modernization efforts involving weapons systems, logistics and training programs. Management instability can delay procurement decisions, complicate budget planning and create uncertainty for defense contractors reliant on Army contracts. The White House said President Trump supports both officials, while Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said Hegseth maintains strong relationships across the military services, the Journal reported. More on iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF, Invesco Aerospace & Defense ETF, etc. Macro Insights: The 'Spoi...
(RTTNews) - Ennis, Inc., (EBF) a U.S. based supplier of business products, Monday reported lower earnings for its fourth quarter in spite of higher revenues
(RTTNews) - Ennis, Inc., (EBF) a U.S. based supplier of business products, Monday reported lower earnings for its fourth quarter in spite of higher revenues
We Are/DigitalVision via Getty Images I previously rated Digital Turbine, Inc. ( APPS ) as a Buy in November 2025, thanks to the renewed profitable growth prospects from the higher smart device sales and the expanding OEM/carrier partnerships. In this article, I shall discuss why I am reiterating my Buy rating here, thanks to its deep value investment thesis from the prior meltdown. APPS Delivers ...
We Are/DigitalVision via Getty Images I previously rated Digital Turbine, Inc. ( APPS ) as a Buy in November 2025, thanks to the renewed profitable growth prospects from the higher smart device sales and the expanding OEM/carrier partnerships. In this article, I shall discuss why I am reiterating my Buy rating here, thanks to its deep value investment thesis from the prior meltdown. APPS Delivers Improved Monetization Trends APPS 1Y Stock Price ( TradingView ) Since my last buy rating, APPS has underperformed given the market-wide SaaS / tech pessimism through March 2026, as similarly observed in its ad-tech peers in varying degrees. I am of the opinion that APPS' meltdown has been unwarranted, albeit triggering an improved entry point for those looking to dollar cost average. 1. Advertising Growth Flywheel For one, APPS operates across two core segments , namely the: On Device Solutions [ODS] - the delivery of mobile application media/content/application for advertiser/publisher customers through mobile carriers/device OEMs, and App Growth Platform [AGP] - the monetization of users through its end-to-end advertising capability across Supply-Side Platform [SSP] and Demand-Side Platform [DSP], along with the provision of "brand and performance advertising products to advertisers and agencies." In short, APPS offers "over 80,000 different applications" through Ignite, its app distribution platform, while allowing advertisers access to up to 3B of its installed devices - with it triggering a rather powerful growth flywheel across app distribution and ad monetization, respectively. Thanks to its expanded carrier/OEM/mobile game developer partnerships, APPS has been able to report a robust ODS revenue growth to $99.55M in FQ3'26 (+8.5% YoY), particularly in APAC/China by +50.9% YoY thanks to the " strong volumes from our international partners." The higher installed base then allows the ad-tech company to deliver a robust AGP revenue growth to $52.61M (+18.9% YoY), thank...
Accenture, Avanade and Microsoft are co-developing an agentic factory intelligence system that connects advanced AI agents with human workers on the factory floor. The system is being tested with established manufacturers and uses Microsoft technology for real time, AI driven factory operations. This alliance extends Accenture’s recent activity in AI partnerships and highlights its push to embed c...
Accenture, Avanade and Microsoft are co-developing an agentic factory intelligence system that connects advanced AI agents with human workers on the factory floor. The system is being tested with established manufacturers and uses Microsoft technology for real time, AI driven factory operations. This alliance extends Accenture’s recent activity in AI partnerships and highlights its push to embed collaborative AI into industrial settings. Accenture (NYSE:ACN) is moving deeper into applied AI...