Andreas Balg/iStock via Getty Images Modine Manufacturing Company ( MOD ) has rallied 1345% over the last five years to easily top auto-related stocks and stand as one of the top performers in the overall consumer sector. The return for Modine ( MOD ) is more than triple other high-performing auto sector stocks such as Garrett Motion ( GTX ), Allison Transmission ( ALSN ), O'Reilly Automotive ( ORLY ), Ferrari ( RACE ), Tesla ( TSLA ), and AutoZone ( AZO ). Notably, the company executed a big mix shift toward higher-growth, higher-margin thermal management markets, especially data centers, while reducing dependence on weaker vehicle end markets. Last year, Modine ( MOD ) management said its record results were led by the data center business. Modine ( MOD ) also benefited from the AI trade as investors stopped valuing it like a cyclical auto supplier and started valuing it like a growth company tied to data center cooling and thermal management. Compared with peers such as BorgWarner ( BWA ), Dana ( DAN ), Aptiv ( APTV ), and other auto-supplier names, Modine ( MOD ) has had a much more favorable growth backdrop because a significant mix of its business is now tied to data-center cooling rather than purely to light vehicle or truck production. Looking ahead, Modine ( MOD ) recently announced the launch of a new 3-megawatt turbo chilled chiller platform that is specifically designed to provide advanced free cooling heat rejection for high-density next-generation GPU-powered data centers. More on Modine Manufacturing Modine: Breakout Frenzy Meets AI Beneficiary Status - Downgrade To Hold Modine Manufacturing Company (MOD) Discusses Spin-Off and Combination of Performance Technologies Segment with Gentherm - Slideshow Modine Manufacturing Company (MOD) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript UBS highlights top industrial stocks with strong upside Highest and lowest quant-rated industrial stocks above $10B cap after earnings season

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The United States market remained flat over the last week but has seen a 16% increase over the past year, with earnings forecasted to grow by 15% annually. In this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often signal confidence from those closest to the business and may be well-positioned for substantial revenue growth.

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Sundry Photography Short interest in the real estate sector happened across different areas like healthcare, hotels, offices, retail, and services. This strongly suggested that the negative sentiment was not limited to just one segment but spread across the entire sector. Among the most shorted stocks, Medical Properties Trust ( MPT ) had the highest short interest at ~23.82%, which shows strong investor concern, especially in healthcare REITs. Park Hotels & Resorts ( PK ) followed the sentiment at ~18.10%, and SL Green Realty ( SLG ) at ~15.44%, indicating worries in hotel and office spaces as well. On the other hand, bigger and more established companies had very low short interest. CBRE Group ( CBRE ), Prologis ( PLD ), and American Tower ( AMT ) all had short interest close to ~1%, supported mainly by scale and diversification. Here are the five most shorted mid- to mega-cap real estate stocks with market capitalizations above $2B. Medical Properties Trust ( MPT ), Short interest: 23.82% Park Hotels & Resorts ( PK ), Short interest: 18.10% SL Green Realty ( SLG ), Short interest: 15.44% Acadia Realty Trust ( AKR ), Short interest: 14.60% Opendoor Technologies ( OPEN ), Short interest: 13.31% Here are the five least shorted mid- to mega-cap real estate stocks with market capitalizations above $2B CBRE Group ( CBRE ), Short interest: 1.17% The St. Joe Company ( JOE ), Short interest: 1.33% Prologis ( PLD ), Short interest: 1.33% Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated ( JLL ), Short interest: 1.36% American Tower ( AMT ), Short interest: 1.40% More on Medical Properties Trust, Park Hotels & Resorts, etc. Jones Lang LaSalle: Eyes On Growth And Valuations Opendoor: Reinventing The iBuyer Model Amid A Challenging Housing Market Opendoor's Turnaround Meets Macro Challenges - Mixed Prospects Entering 2026 Top Quant rated undervalued large-cap stocks with high-growth grades SL Green secures $1.65B refinance on One Madison

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The electric vehicle ( EV ) market cooled off, especially in the U.S., over the past few years. That slowdown -- along with higher interest rates, increased competition, and reduced government subsidies -- chilled the industry and deflated the valuations of many high-flying EV stocks. But according to Grand View Research, the global EV market could still expand at a 32.5% CAGR from 2025 to 2030. If you want to profit from that secular trend and can stomach the near-term volatility, you should check out these two growing EV stocks that are still trading at dirt cheap valuations: Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) and Nio (NYSE: NIO) . Image source: Rivian. Continue reading

Pakawadee Wongjinda/iStock via Getty Images The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release its March employment situation report tomorrow at 8:30 AM ET. "The recent trend in nonfarm jobs creation has been volatile. Specifically, over the last 9 months, 5 months have shown job losses, and it was a zig-zag type of pattern—1 month positive and 1 month negative," said Seeking Alpha author Damir Tokic . "This pattern could be due to the BLS statistical methodology, which suggests that March could be positive," added Tokic. However, March labor market report will be uncertain due to potential effects from the Iran war, which started on February 28th, and the related increase in oil prices, according to the author. U.S. nonfarm payrolls dropped by 92K in February , compared with the +60K consensus and a sharp reversal from the 126K jobs added in January. Health care jobs, which had been a major driver of jobs growth in recent months, declined by 28K, reflecting strike activity. Furthermore, employment in information (-11K) and the federal government (-10K) continued their downward trend. The unemployment rate edged up to 4.4% from 4.3% in January, but was in line with the 4.4% consensus. For March, nonfarm payrolls are expected to rise by 51K (consensus), while the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 4.4% (consensus). "Healthcare jobs took a hit in February from the strike and government shutdown, so we could see a decent rebound in March. ADP often differs widely from the Labor Department. That could be especially true this month because small businesses, which the government is less likely to capture, drove the ADP reading," said David Russell, global head of market strategy at TradeStation. The consensus estimate for private payrolls stands at +56K. "The ADP jobs report showed private sector employment grew by 62K jobs in March, which was slightly above expectations. But I'd be cautious in calling that strong. For reference, nonfarm employment grew b...

Short positioning in small- to mid-cap financial stocks at March-end highlights investor wariness toward companies tied to housing, credit cycles, and transaction-driven businesses, particularly those exposed to mortgage origination, specialty lending, and capital-markets activity. Elevated short interest in these names suggests concerns around earnings visibility, funding conditions, and sensitivity to interest rate movements. Meanwhile, lower short interest across a group largely comprising regional banks and traditional lenders points to a more measured investor outlook. These firms, typically supported by stable deposit bases and less volatile revenue streams, appear to be viewed as relatively resilient amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty. Here are the top five most shorted small- to mid-cap financial stocks at the end of March: Arbor Realty Trust ( ABR )- Short interest: 23.89% Better Home & Finance Holding Company ( BETR )- Short interest: 21.50% DeFi Development ( DFDV )- Short interest: 21.20% EZCORP ( EZPW )- Short interest: 20.63% WisdomTree ( WT )- Short interest: 19.74% Bottom five least shorted small- to mid-cap financial stocks at the end of March : Virginia National Bankshares ( VABK )- Short interest: 0.50% International General Insurance Holdings ( IGIC )- Short interest: 0.51% FVCBankcorp ( FVCB )- Short interest: 0.53% Provident Financial Holdings ( PROV )- Short interest: 0.53% Solowin Holdings ( AXG )- Short interest: 0.55% More on Arbor Realty Trust, Better Home & Finance Holding, etc. EZCORP, Inc. (EZPW) Shareholder/Analyst Call Prepared Remarks Transcript International General Insurance: Cheap, But Lacking Growth Catalysts Better Home & Finance: Tremendous Growth Needed To Justify Valuation Coinbase, Better Home & Finance launch crypto-backed mortgages WisdomTree prices ~$604M convertible notes due 2031

Speaking in South Korea, the French president defended the transatlantic alliance and called for return to peace Middle East crisis – live updates Emmanuel Macron has sharply criticised Donald Trump’s inconsistent and often contradictory pronouncements on the Iran war and Nato, saying if “you want to be serious” it was better not to come out with a something different every day. “There is too much talk … and it’s all over the place,” the French president said on Thursday during a state visit to South Korea. “We all need stability, calm, a return to peace – this isn’t a show!” Continue reading...

Funtap Short interest in real estate stocks was spread across micro- and small-cap companies, showing that bearish sentiment was not limited to just one area but was present across the broader sector. Among the most shorted names, RenX Enterprises had the highest short interest at ~68.48%, showing that many investors were not confident about its future potential. On the other hand, the least shorted stocks showed limited negative momentum. Five Point Holdings (~0.52%) and Medalist Diversified (~0.53%) had the low short interest, suggesting relatively neutral investor behavior. Here are the five most shorted micro- and small-cap real estate stocks with market capitalizations of up to $2B (as a % of shares outstanding) as of March 31: RenX Enterprises ( RENX ), Short interest: 68.48% La Rosa Holdings ( LRHC ), Short interest: 32.44% NETSTREIT ( NTST ), Short interest: 28.89% JBG SMITH Properties ( JBGS ), Short interest: 17.27% Douglas Emmett ( DEI ), Short interest: 16.79% Here are the five least shorted micro- and small-cap real estate stocks with market capitalizations of up to $2B (as a % of shares outstanding) as of March 31: Five Point Holdings ( FPH ), Short interest: 0.52% Strawberry Fields ( STRW ), Short interest: 0.52% Medalist Diversified ( MDRR ), Short interest: 0.53% Fathom Holdings ( FTHM ), Short interest: 0.56% Ohmyhome ( OMH ), Short interest: 0.61% More on RenX Enterprises Corp., La Rosa Holdings, etc. Fathom Holdings Inc. (FTHM) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Netstreit: A Retail REIT That Has Outshined The Texas Sun, And Keeps Growing Five Point Holdings At Nearly Half Book Value Seems Illogical, Material Upside Fathom projects Elevate and START to drive margin expansion to over 10% of transactions by year-end RenX to implement 1-for-20 reverse stock split to meet Nasdaq minimum bid price

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Among financial stocks with market capitalizations above $2 billion, the most shorted names at the end of March were largely concentrated in fintech, alternative asset managers, and mortgage-linked businesses, signaling investor caution toward firms exposed to credit, payments, and housing cycles. By contrast, the least shorted stocks were dominated by large, diversified financial institutions, including payment networks, insurers, and major banks, reflecting investor confidence in their stable earnings and resilience amid macro uncertainty. Top five most shorted stocks with $2B+ market cap at the end of March: Upstart Holdings ( UPST ) - Short Interest: 29.27% Shift4 Payments ( FOUR ) - Short Interest: 21.57% Blue Owl Capital ( OWL ) - Short Interest: 18.84% UWM Holdings ( UWMC ) - Short Interest: 17.75% Flagstar Bank, National Association ( FLG ) - Short Interest: 15.10% Bottom five least shorted stocks with $2B+ market cap at the end of March: Mastercard Incorporated ( MA ) - Short Interest: 0.71% CNA Financial ( CNA ) - Short Interest: 0.73% The Charles Schwab ( SCHW ) - Short Interest: 0.73% Berkshire Hathaway ( BRK. B ) - Short Interest: 0.86% JPMorgan Chase ( JPM ) - Short Interest: 0.89% More on Upstart, Shift4 Payments, etc. Upstart: Buy The Meltdown - Compellingly Valued AI Lender With Profitable Growth Upstart: Bank Charter Is The Future Flagstar Bank: Bad Loans Still Keep Me Sidelined Blue Owl Capital curbs redemption at two more private credit funds Iran threatens attacks on Nvidia, Apple and other tech majors: report

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Dilok Klaisataporn/iStock via Getty Images The SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF ( SRLN ) is an active fund focusing on having underlying exposure in senior secured loans. At present SRLN offers a dividend yield of roughly 7.7% . The fund benchmarks itself against the Morningstar LSTA US leveraged loan index at present . The fund states their subject market to be fairly inefficient and therefore their active management would offer value added proposition to the investors in deploying capital in these corporate fixed income securities. SRLN is a fairly diversified fund and therefore, an investor desiring above-market floating-rate income can in general consider these funds. The loans are primarily floating-rate instruments and thus the fund remains in general less sensitive to interest rate changes, in either direction. The key alpha here, if any is attributable to credit exposure rather than duration play. Fund Relationship with Interest Rates, Credit Exposure, and Performance Linkages SRLN has been a fairly decent allocation for income seeking investors vs the treasury bonds. This was attributable to the late interest rate upcycle. However, the performance is rather moderate when thought about in isolation with a ten-year CAGR of ~4%-4.5%. SRLN Outperforming treasury ETFs (YCharts) In addition, this happened to be the case when over the same period, similar corporate bond ETFs with a far greater exposure to duration-sensitive corporate fixed income, did not perform particularly well, while those with less sensitivity to interest rate changes such as SRLN or ( HYG ) performed better. Low duration ETFs performing better in rising rate environment (SRLN Webpage) With reference to the benchmark, the fund has tracked it well. Considering the active nature of the fund, some might suggest this to be moderate; however, when taking into account the illiquid nature of the underlying markets and securities in which SRLN is exposed, the comparison is more or less neutral. Benchm...

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Former government adviser Polly Billington urges bigger steps to shield people in UK from effects of Iran war Middle East crisis – live updates Keir Starmer should convene a global energy summit of the same order as Gordon Brown’s response to the 2008 financial crisis and put Britain on a “war footing” to reduce its exposure to fossil fuels, a Labour MP and former government adviser has said. Polly Billington, who was an aide in Brown’s government, warned that economic pain was “hurtling down the tracks” and a bigger response was needed to protect the British people from the consequences of the US-Israeli war on Iran. Continue reading...