The average one-year price target for Ramsay Health Care (ASX:RHC) has been revised to $43.36 / share. This is an increase of 15.05% from the prior estimate of $37.69 dated February 21, 2026. The price target is an average of many targets provided by analysts.
The average one-year price target for Ramsay Health Care (ASX:RHC) has been revised to $43.36 / share. This is an increase of 15.05% from the prior estimate of $37.69 dated February 21, 2026. The price target is an average of many targets provided by analysts.
A decade ago there were no trillion-dollar stocks. Today, even after a slump in tech stocks, there are ten companies that are currently above that threshold, a testament to the strength of the stock market in recent years. The following are the ten stocks shown along with their market caps: As you can see, the tech sector now dominates the top echelon of the stock market as all of those stocks can...
A decade ago there were no trillion-dollar stocks. Today, even after a slump in tech stocks, there are ten companies that are currently above that threshold, a testament to the strength of the stock market in recent years. The following are the ten stocks shown along with their market caps: As you can see, the tech sector now dominates the top echelon of the stock market as all of those stocks can claim to be tech stocks with the exception of Berkshire Hathaway. Nearly all of them have been heavily investing in AI and have benefited from the AI boom as well. Continue reading
Dilok Klaisataporn/iStock via Getty Images AI has sent growth stocks a bout of extreme volatility. Upstart ( UPST ) has been caught in the crossfire, in spite of continuing to post solid growth rates. But rising macro uncertainty as well as the potential for AI-led competition has changed the way I look at the same numbers. I was disappointed by the pause in margin expansion and find the current v...
Dilok Klaisataporn/iStock via Getty Images AI has sent growth stocks a bout of extreme volatility. Upstart ( UPST ) has been caught in the crossfire, in spite of continuing to post solid growth rates. But rising macro uncertainty as well as the potential for AI-led competition has changed the way I look at the same numbers. I was disappointed by the pause in margin expansion and find the current valuation stretched even after the recent fall. I am downgrading the stock to a sell rating. UPST Stock Price I last covered UPST in November , where I upgraded the stock to a buy rating on account of the volatility. That has proven true early as the stock has fallen yet another 36%. Data by YCharts I typically loathe downgrading stocks after a significant drawdown, but the setup here means everything. UPST Stock Key Metrics UPST is a financial tech company that uses artificial intelligence to underwrite loans. This is an AI-first company that has improved its underwriting models based on cycles even before the rise of generative AI. Ironically, the stock might be more popular if it had come public after the rise of AI, but here we are. 2025 Q4 Presentation In the most recent quarter, UPST generated 35% YoY revenue growth to $296 million, slightly exceeding guidance of $288 million. I suspect investors were disappointed by both the steep deceleration in YoY growth (which is understandable due to tough comps) as well as the smaller magnitude of the beat to guidance. 2025 Q4 Presentation The company saw contribution margins contract 400 bps QoQ and 800 bps YoY to 53%, in line with guidance. 2025 Q4 Presentation The company generated $64 million in adjusted EBITDA, exceeding guidance of $63 million. Similar to the top line, I viewed the small beat with disappointment and also note that margins retreated 400 bps QoQ after increasing sequentially to that 26% level in the third quarter. 2025 Q4 Presentation The company generated $19 million in GAAP net income, exceeding guidance o...
The average one-year price target for Wizz Air Holdings (LSE:WIZZ) has been revised to 1,210.89 GBX / share. This is a decrease of 11.03% from the prior estimate of 1,360.97 GBX dated February 21, 2026. The price target is an average of many targets provided b
The average one-year price target for Wizz Air Holdings (LSE:WIZZ) has been revised to 1,210.89 GBX / share. This is a decrease of 11.03% from the prior estimate of 1,360.97 GBX dated February 21, 2026. The price target is an average of many targets provided b
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images In January this year, I issued a buy rating for Verizon's ( VZ ) stock, due to strong financial performance and an apparent undervaluation based on its dividends. Since then, VZ's price climbed significantly and by now reached $50 per share, which was my estimated fair value at that time, based on a dividend discount model. At this point, I no longer ...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images In January this year, I issued a buy rating for Verizon's ( VZ ) stock, due to strong financial performance and an apparent undervaluation based on its dividends. Since then, VZ's price climbed significantly and by now reached $50 per share, which was my estimated fair value at that time, based on a dividend discount model. At this point, I no longer think that it is attractive to start a new position or to add to an existing one, and I believe a hold rating is more warranted. Despite reporting strong Q4 earnings , I believe that the increased debt YoY and the uncertain interest rate environment warrant caution. Analysis history (Author) Update on the business I believe that Verizon's business remains attractive fundamentally, especially during times of significant market volatility. In the most recent quarter, the firm also impressed with its earnings and subscriber growth figures. Here are a couple of key figures that investors should keep in mind and monitor looking forward. Total postpaid phone net additions in Q4 reached 616,000, making it the strongest quarter of additions since 2019. Revenue grew in the wireless segment, both for equipment and for services. They also managed to add as many as 372,000 broadband customers. All this means that the demand for the firm's services remains strong. Operating metrics (Verizon) Looking forward, Verizon has ambitious plans. First of all, significant cost reduction is foreseen after the Frontier acquisition. Operating cost synergies are expected to reach $1 billion by 2028, and an operational turnaround, which includes a workforce reduction, could lead to $5 billion in cost savings annually. These are significant numbers on the cost side, and I am excited to see how it will play out over the coming years. I do have a positive view on these ambitions, however. It is not only the cost side of things that is appealing. Total retail postpaid phone net additions are expected to i...
A police raid in Dublin triggers unrest in Belgium as the Hidden Assets cops begin another gripping case. Plus, the feverishly awaited grand final of Gladiators. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, BBC Four The third series of this hit criminal assets thriller is set between Dublin and Belgium, and it starts with one hell of a stressful opener once more. When DS Claire Wallace (Nora-Jane Noone)...
A police raid in Dublin triggers unrest in Belgium as the Hidden Assets cops begin another gripping case. Plus, the feverishly awaited grand final of Gladiators. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, BBC Four The third series of this hit criminal assets thriller is set between Dublin and Belgium, and it starts with one hell of a stressful opener once more. When DS Claire Wallace (Nora-Jane Noone) conducts a raid on a wealthy family home in Ireland, it ends in tragedy – and triggers a case of drugs, diamonds and a series of bombings in Belgium. Hollie Richardson Continue reading...
Pope Leo heads on Saturday to the Mediterranean principality of Monaco, a millionaires’ playground on the French Riviera that is the pontiff’s surprise pick for the first western European trip of his papacy. The US-born pope, a former missionary critical of the wealthy elite, will helicopter in for a day in the world’s second-smallest state, best known for its casinos, luxury yachts and Michelin-s...
Pope Leo heads on Saturday to the Mediterranean principality of Monaco, a millionaires’ playground on the French Riviera that is the pontiff’s surprise pick for the first western European trip of his papacy. The US-born pope, a former missionary critical of the wealthy elite, will helicopter in for a day in the world’s second-smallest state, best known for its casinos, luxury yachts and Michelin-starred dining. In Monte Carlo, billboards featuring mild-mannered, white-cassocked Leo stand in...
Unintended consequences, especially in business, can be painful lessons to learn. A recent unrelated example was Major League Baseball introducing a pitch clock to improve the speed of the game -- it worked well and improved the game, by most accounts. However, the reduced overall game time and the shorter downtime gave fans less time to buy valuable products such as beer, food, and novelties, whi...
Unintended consequences, especially in business, can be painful lessons to learn. A recent unrelated example was Major League Baseball introducing a pitch clock to improve the speed of the game -- it worked well and improved the game, by most accounts. However, the reduced overall game time and the shorter downtime gave fans less time to buy valuable products such as beer, food, and novelties, which is a big moneymaker. Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) could find itself looking at unintended consequences as it begins its radical production change. More than a century after Ford pioneered the moving assembly line, current CEO Jim Farley thinks the automaker has yet again found a better way of making vehicles. While Ford's Universal EV Production System, and its developing "assembly tree" process, isn't the first time the process has been considered -- Tesla touted a similar thought process years ago -- it has the potential to accelerate Ford into the front of the pack in the race against Chinese competitors for cheaper vehicles and more efficient manufacturing. "It gets Ford into the game," Sam Abuelsamid, vice president of market research at Telemetry, told Automotive News . "I'm not aware of any other legacy automaker that is going down this path to this degree yet -- certainly not GM and Stellantis . If they execute this properly, they're back among the leading pack." Continue reading