Intel and a SoftBank subsidiary, Saimemory, have signed a new collaborative agreement to advance the development and manufacture of a new type of vertical-stacked memory known as Z-Angle Memory, or ZAM. This next-generation memory is designed to compete against High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) used in the latest AI data centers, but offers higher capacity, greater bandwidth, and lower power consumption...
Intel and a SoftBank subsidiary, Saimemory, have signed a new collaborative agreement to advance the development and manufacture of a new type of vertical-stacked memory known as Z-Angle Memory, or ZAM. This next-generation memory is designed to compete against High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) used in the latest AI data centers, but offers higher capacity, greater bandwidth, and lower power consumption. Although owned by Softbank, Saimemory was a joint development between Intel and Softbank. The two companies started building a prototype of this new memory standard in mid-2025, leveraging Intel’s packaging technologies and key Japanese patents. The move brings Intel back into the memory market for the first time since the 1980s. It’s also the first time a Japanese company has attempted to produce cutting-edge memory in decades. Japan was a major memory manufacturing region in the ‘80s, but the rise of Korean and Taiwanese manufacturing saw it fall out of favor. As the world scrambles for more memory, both Softbank and Intel see a clear opportunity to provide it. What is ZAM? ZAM is designed to offer two to three times the capacity of HBM, operating at as little as half the power, while being up to 60% cheaper to produce, as reported by Nikkei. Saimemory will try to hit these lofty goals by vertically stacking more DRAM and using Intel’s Embedded Multi-Die Interconnect Bridge (EMIB) to reduce latency between the individual chips. ZAM is built on the foundational work Intel completed as part of the Advanced Memory Technology R&D program, managed by the U.S. Department of Energy and National Nuclear Security Administration through the Sandia National Laboratory. They recognized that HBM has impressive bandwidth, but trades that for lower capacity and weaker power efficiency. Using Intel’s new bonding techniques and novel DRAM stacking techniques allows for all the benefits of HBM, without those traditional downsides. “Intel’s Next Generation DRAM Bonding (NGDB) initiative h...
Paper Boat Creative/DigitalVision via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) remains a big winner in the market for software/analytics solutions, with the company benefiting from growing enterprise-driven AI adoption, resulting in a blow-out fourth-quarter earnings report. Palantir generated 70% year-over-year top line growth in the fourth-quarter (56% on a full-year basis) which was made pos...
Paper Boat Creative/DigitalVision via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) remains a big winner in the market for software/analytics solutions, with the company benefiting from growing enterprise-driven AI adoption, resulting in a blow-out fourth-quarter earnings report. Palantir generated 70% year-over-year top line growth in the fourth-quarter (56% on a full-year basis) which was made possible by exceptional growth in the U.S. commercial segment. Besides accelerating top line growth, driven by AIP (Palantir's AI software platform), Palantir's profitability is soaring, and the company gave an impressive AI outlook for FY 2026 as well. While shares are not a bargain, Palantir has a unique opportunity to service the enterprise market with its advanced AI solutions. Data by YCharts Previous rating I rated shares of Palantir a buy in my last article in November 2025 -- Strong AI Growth At A Premium Price -- because of the company’s significant momentum in the artificial intelligence realm. Enterprise commercial segment customers are falling over themselves in order to try out Palantir’s artificial intelligence platform AIP which will remain key to the firm’s growth in FY 2026. For the current year, Palantir sees $7.2B in revenues, at the mid-point, which implies a massive 61% year-over-year growth rate. With AI adoption momentum continuing unabated, I believe the risk profile has improved, and I am up-grading shares of Palantir to strong buy. Palantir crushed Q4’25 estimates The software and analytics platform delivered earnings and top line beats for the fourth fiscal quarter: Palantir published $0.25 per-share in non-GAAP earnings which exceeded the consensus estimate by $0.02 per-share. The top line came in at $1.4B, out-matching the average prediction by $65.4M. Seeking Alpha Palantir continued to benefit in the fourth fiscal quarter from strong demand for its AIP product which gives companies the opportunity to analyze their data sets with the help of artif...
Paper Boat Creative/DigitalVision via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) remains a big winner in the market for software/analytics solutions, with the company benefiting from growing enterprise-driven AI adoption, resulting in a blow-out fourth-quarter earnings report. Palantir generated 70% year-over-year top line growth in the fourth-quarter (56% on a full-year basis) which was made pos...
Paper Boat Creative/DigitalVision via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) remains a big winner in the market for software/analytics solutions, with the company benefiting from growing enterprise-driven AI adoption, resulting in a blow-out fourth-quarter earnings report. Palantir generated 70% year-over-year top line growth in the fourth-quarter (56% on a full-year basis) which was made possible by exceptional growth in the U.S. commercial segment. Besides accelerating top line growth, driven by AIP (Palantir's AI software platform), Palantir's profitability is soaring, and the company gave an impressive AI outlook for FY 2026 as well. While shares are not a bargain, Palantir has a unique opportunity to service the enterprise market with its advanced AI solutions. Data by YCharts Previous rating I rated shares of Palantir a buy in my last article in November 2025 -- Strong AI Growth At A Premium Price -- because of the company’s significant momentum in the artificial intelligence realm. Enterprise commercial segment customers are falling over themselves in order to try out Palantir’s artificial intelligence platform AIP which will remain key to the firm’s growth in FY 2026. For the current year, Palantir sees $7.2B in revenues, at the mid-point, which implies a massive 61% year-over-year growth rate. With AI adoption momentum continuing unabated, I believe the risk profile has improved, and I am up-grading shares of Palantir to strong buy. Palantir crushed Q4’25 estimates The software and analytics platform delivered earnings and top line beats for the fourth fiscal quarter: Palantir published $0.25 per-share in non-GAAP earnings which exceeded the consensus estimate by $0.02 per-share. The top line came in at $1.4B, out-matching the average prediction by $65.4M. Seeking Alpha Palantir continued to benefit in the fourth fiscal quarter from strong demand for its AIP product which gives companies the opportunity to analyze their data sets with the help of artif...
Sandisk has been one of the market's biggest winners over the past year. Sandisk (SNDK +15.44%) was one of the market's hottest stocks over the past year, and its incredible run became even more impressive after the stock surged following its fourth-quarter earnings report. The semiconductor stock is already up more than 166% in 2026 alone, as of this writing. Sandisk is one of the world's leading...
Sandisk has been one of the market's biggest winners over the past year. Sandisk (SNDK +15.44%) was one of the market's hottest stocks over the past year, and its incredible run became even more impressive after the stock surged following its fourth-quarter earnings report. The semiconductor stock is already up more than 166% in 2026 alone, as of this writing. Sandisk is one of the world's leading makers of NAND (flash) memory. NAND manufacturers dramatically reduced production a few years ago after a price crash, as gross margins turned negative due to oversupply. However, demand started to skyrocket as artificial intelligence (AI) data centers require huge, high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) using flash memory to hold training data. Meanwhile, memory makers have been slow to resume production, with many focusing more on high-margin, high-bandwidth memory (HMB). HMB is a specialized form of DRAM (dynamic random access memory) that is essential for helping graphics processing units (GPUs) and other AI chips perform at their best. HBM also requires considerably more wafer space, which is drawing resources away from other types of memory. This is leading to a huge supercycle in the memory market where prices are skyrocketing. Huge earnings growth These dynamics showed up in Sandisk's fiscal Q2 results, as revenue surged 61% year over year to $3 billion. Data center revenue soared 76% to $440 million, driven by AI data center expansion and increased NAND usage per deployment. Its Edge segment, which includes smartphones and PCs, saw revenue climb 63% to $1.7 billion, while the consumer segment, which consists of things like flash drives, saw revenue jump 52% to $907 million. The revenue growth was driven by higher NAND prices, which also greatly boosted the company's gross margins. For the quarter, gross margins climbed from 32.3% last year to 50.9%. This helped lead to a 386% surge in adjusted operating income to $1.1 billion and a 404% increase in adjusted ea...
As investors turned their back on software (notably, the seat-based software-as-a-service companies), they’re turned towards hardware in a big-time way. You wouldn’t know it by looking at those flat shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), but the iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SOXX) is up around 13% year to date, with few signs of slowing down. The winners within ... SanDisk and Western Digital are the...
As investors turned their back on software (notably, the seat-based software-as-a-service companies), they’re turned towards hardware in a big-time way. You wouldn’t know it by looking at those flat shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), but the iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SOXX) is up around 13% year to date, with few signs of slowing down. The winners within ... SanDisk and Western Digital are the Real AI Kings of 2026
Q4 Earnings Crush Estimates: Palantir Technologies delivered blockbuster Q4 results, surpassing revenue forecasts by $80 million and EPS expectations, while guiding FY2026 revenue to $7.18 billion—far above consensus. Social media lit up with acclaim for the 70% year-over-year growth and 137% U.S. commercial surge, propelling shares to $160 after hours. The beat has reignited momentum in a stock t...
Q4 Earnings Crush Estimates: Palantir Technologies delivered blockbuster Q4 results, surpassing revenue forecasts by $80 million and EPS expectations, while guiding FY2026 revenue to $7.18 billion—far above consensus. Social media lit up with acclaim for the 70% year-over-year growth and 137% U.S. commercial surge, propelling shares to $160 after hours. The beat has reignited momentum in a stock that commands intense scrutiny. Analyst Upgrade Amplifies Buzz: William Blair elevated PLTR to Outperform post a 30% pullback, citing undervalued shares poised for $200 amid enterprise strength and favorable administration ties. Traders hailed the pristine income statement—earning rare top grades—and robust free cash flow margins. Discussions underscore margin expansion and AI-driven dominance as key catalysts. Visions of Trillion-Dollar Future: Enthusiasts on social media project unprecedented market caps for Palantir's unique platform, backed by bullish options sweeps and all-in conviction plays. While some eye technical setups for further upside, the chorus celebrates long-term compounding potential. Overall sentiment skews overwhelmingly bullish. Note: This discussion summary was generated from an AI condensation of post data. Palantir Technologies Insider Trading Activity Palantir Technologies insiders have traded $PLTR stock on the open market 327 times in the past 6 months. Of those trades, 0 have been purchases and 327 have been sales. Here’s a breakdown of recent trading of $PLTR stock by insiders over the last 6 months: To track insider transactions, check out Quiver Quantitative's insider trading dashboard. Receive $PLTR Data Alerts Sign Up Palantir Technologies Revenue Palantir Technologies had revenues of $1.4B in Q4 2025. This is an increase of 70.0% from the same period in the prior year. You can track PLTR financials on Quiver Quantitative's PLTR stock page. Palantir Technologies Congressional Stock Trading Members of Congress have traded $PLTR stock 9 times ...
Credo Technology Group CRDO is enhancing its footprint in the rapidly expanding AI-interconnect market with the launch of the Blue Heron 224G AI scale-up retimer. With this solution, CRDO gains exposure to the scale-up networking market, which, according to an industry analyst’s estimate, could top $40 billion by 2030, as cited in the press release. The Blue Heron retimer is purpose-built to suppo...
Credo Technology Group CRDO is enhancing its footprint in the rapidly expanding AI-interconnect market with the launch of the Blue Heron 224G AI scale-up retimer. With this solution, CRDO gains exposure to the scale-up networking market, which, according to an industry analyst’s estimate, could top $40 billion by 2030, as cited in the press release. The Blue Heron retimer is purpose-built to support multiple protocols, including UALink, ESUN and Ethernet and enables full recovery of a 40+dB 224G link. Blue Heron enables rack-scale cable backplanes and flexible placement of switch ICs and GPUs for AI scale-up applications. This solution is built on an advanced 3nm process and leverages Credo’s proprietary 224G SerDes, featuring a 30-tap FFE architecture and an additional 16 taps for reflection cancellation. Blue Heron integrates mission-mode FEC monitoring, advanced telemetry and seamless compatibility with Credo’s PILOT debug GUI, enhancing reliability and ease of deployment. Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd. Price, Consensus and EPS Surprise Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd. Price, Consensus and EPS Surprise Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd. price-consensus-eps-surprise-chart | Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd. Quote With sampling underway and production volumes expected in the third quarter of 2026, Blue Heron positions Credo to deepen its exposure to AI-driven demand. CRDO specializes in high-speed connectivity solutions that are essential for AI data centers. Although CRDO’s leadership in the Active Electrical Cables (AECs) space is at the heart of the growth story, it is now focusing on the IC portfolio, which includes retimers and optical DSPs, and has continued to show a healthy performance. On the last earnings call, management noted that CRDO’s PCIe retimer program remains on track for design wins in fiscal 2026 and revenue contributions in the next fiscal year. The introduction of three additional pillars, each representing a multi-billion-dollar o...
OpenAI is prioritizing the advancement of ChatGPT over more long-term research, prompting the departure of senior staff as the $500 billion company adapts to stiff competition from rivals such as Google and Anthropic. The San Francisco-based start-up has reallocated resources for experimental work in favor of advances to the large language models that power its flagship chatbot, according to 10 cu...
OpenAI is prioritizing the advancement of ChatGPT over more long-term research, prompting the departure of senior staff as the $500 billion company adapts to stiff competition from rivals such as Google and Anthropic. The San Francisco-based start-up has reallocated resources for experimental work in favor of advances to the large language models that power its flagship chatbot, according to 10 current and former employees. Among those to leave OpenAI in recent months over the strategic shift are vice-president of research Jerry Tworek, model policy researcher Andrea Vallone, and economist Tom Cunningham. Read full article Comments
By Pranav Kashyap and Twesha Dikshit Feb 3 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq looked set for a firm open on Tuesday, stabilizing after a commodity rout in the previous session, as investors geared up for a flood of corporate results through the week. Palantir Technologies jumped 11.2% in premarket trading after upbeat results highlighted demand for its military-grade AI tools, with U.S. defe...
By Pranav Kashyap and Twesha Dikshit Feb 3 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq looked set for a firm open on Tuesday, stabilizing after a commodity rout in the previous session, as investors geared up for a flood of corporate results through the week. Palantir Technologies jumped 11.2% in premarket trading after upbeat results highlighted demand for its military-grade AI tools, with U.S. defense spending helping lift quarterly sales. Teradyne surged 22% after the chip-testing equipment maker issued a strong first-quarter forecast, riding a separate wave of AI-linked investment as big tech pours multibillion-dollar sums into data-center expansion. "Palantir's good earnings is helpful for the AI trade," said John Campbell, senior portfolio manager, Allspring Global Investments. Alphabet rose 1.3% after notching a record high in the previous session, while Amazon added 0.8%. Both the "Magnificent Seven" heavyweights are due to report later this week, offering investors another read on the race to commercialize artificial intelligence. Advanced Micro Devices and server maker Super Micro Computer, both due to report after the close, gained around 2% each. "We've been observing a lot of fast money pre-positioning into names right ahead of earnings trying to play for an earnings pop. We're seeing a little bit of that," Campbell added. Recent earnings from the biggest technology companies have underscored a growing investor focus on payback from soaring capital expenditure plans. Spending on AI-related infrastructure has climbed sharply, putting pressure on companies to translate investment into measurable returns that can support lofty valuations. Meanwhile, PayPal forecast 2026 profit below estimates, sending its shares falling 17.2%. On the macro-front, the House of Representatives will try to pass a deal later in the day to end the latest shutdown that has again thrown economic releases off schedule, delaying the closely watched January jobs report that had b...
Trevor Williams/DigitalVision via Getty Images Investment thesis Recently, while researching closed-end funds, my attention was drawn to Cohen & Steers Closed-End Opportunity Fund Inc ( FOF ), described in detail by Steven Bavaria . For me, one of the main takeaways was that this closed-end fund, with a portfolio made up of different funds, had a Total Return of over 12% in the last month. These a...
Trevor Williams/DigitalVision via Getty Images Investment thesis Recently, while researching closed-end funds, my attention was drawn to Cohen & Steers Closed-End Opportunity Fund Inc ( FOF ), described in detail by Steven Bavaria . For me, one of the main takeaways was that this closed-end fund, with a portfolio made up of different funds, had a Total Return of over 12% in the last month. These are impressive results in the current market cycle, with the asset's dividend yield at 7.04%, around the median for the CEF sector. It raises the question: why is this fund so effective right now, or if you consider it for your income-oriented portfolio, then what assets can compete with it for investor capital? There are a number of direct competitors to FOF among other CEFs, which include Saba Capital Income & Opportunities Fund ( BRW ), RiverNorth Opportunities Fund ( RIV ), and Special Opportunities Fund ( SPE ). First fund is known for its aggressive approach to finding discounted CEF assets. This second fund focuses on complex portfolio structures to get higher returns. This third fund is characterized by finding undervalued CEFs known for their activist approach. Nevertheless, the competition from the Saba Closed-End Funds ETF ( CEFS ) is more interesting to me, in my opinion, as it is the strongest competitor to FOF in terms of finding income funds in recent years. This is an actively managed portfolio as well, whose key distinguishing feature is its work in selling treasury bonds (in order to hedge interest rates). Fundamental similarities between FOFs and CEFs The key similarity between FOFs and CEFs is their investment concept, built around investing in other closed-end investment funds, making them "funds of funds." Both funds' managers aim to exploit inefficiencies in the CEF sector by finding undervalued funds and betting on their value increasing during periods when the existing discount turns into a premium to NAV. There are also a number of other fundamental...
This biotech firm develops RNAi therapeutics for rare and serious diseases, leveraging clinical partnerships to advance its pipeline. Privium Fund Management reported a sale of 75,747 shares of Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals (ARWR +5.29%) in a February 2 SEC filing, with the estimated trade value at $3.71 million based on quarterly average pricing. What happened According to a SEC filing dated February...
This biotech firm develops RNAi therapeutics for rare and serious diseases, leveraging clinical partnerships to advance its pipeline. Privium Fund Management reported a sale of 75,747 shares of Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals (ARWR +5.29%) in a February 2 SEC filing, with the estimated trade value at $3.71 million based on quarterly average pricing. What happened According to a SEC filing dated February 2, Privium Fund Management reduced its position in Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals by 75,747 shares in the fourth quarter. The estimated value of this share sale was $3.71 million, based on the mean unadjusted closing price during the quarter. Meanwhile, the quarter-end value of the fund's Arrowhead position surged by $10.09 million as prices similarly skyrocketed, reflecting both trading and price movement. What else to know Following the sale, Arrowhead represents 4.87% of Privium’s 13F U.S. equity AUM. Top holdings after the filing: NASDAQ: TSLA: $102.76 million (18.9% of AUM) NASDAQ: SHOP: $66.00 million (12.2% of AUM) NYSE: SPOT: $39.49 million (7.3% of AUM) NASDAQ: PLTR: $35.55 million (6.5% of AUM) NASDAQ: AMZN: $27.93 million (5.1% of AUM) As of February 2, Arrowhead shares were priced at $73.00, up a staggering 289.5% over the prior year and vastly outperforming the S&P 500’s roughly 15% gain in the same period. Company overview Metric Value Revenue (TTM) $829.45 million Net Income (TTM) ($1.6 million) Market Capitalization $10.22 billion Price (as of 2/2/26) $73.00 Company snapshot Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals develops RNA interference (RNAi) therapeutics targeting diseases such as liver disorders, hypertriglyceridemia, complement-mediated diseases, and rare genetic conditions, with a portfolio spanning multiple clinical phases. The company generates revenue primarily through the development, licensing, and collaboration of proprietary RNAi drug candidates, leveraging strategic partnerships with major pharmaceutical firms to monetize pipeline assets and advance clinical p...
(RTTNews) - Healthpeak Properties, Inc. (DOC) will host a conference call at 10:00 AM ET on February 3, 2026, to discuss Q4 25 earnings results. To access the live webcast, log on to https://events.q4inc.com/attendee/580523964 To listen to the call, dial (800) 715-9871. For a replay call, dial (800) 770-2030, conference ID number 95156. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opi...
(RTTNews) - Healthpeak Properties, Inc. (DOC) will host a conference call at 10:00 AM ET on February 3, 2026, to discuss Q4 25 earnings results. To access the live webcast, log on to https://events.q4inc.com/attendee/580523964 To listen to the call, dial (800) 715-9871. For a replay call, dial (800) 770-2030, conference ID number 95156. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Aptevo Therapeutics ( APVO ) announced that chief executive officer Marvin White will retire effective April 1, 2026, and become executive chair. Chief operating officer Jeff Lamothe will be appointed president and CEO and will join the board. John E. Niederhuber will move from chairman of the board to lead independent director. More on Aptevo Therapeutics Aptevo Therapeutics announces 1-for-18 re...
Aptevo Therapeutics ( APVO ) announced that chief executive officer Marvin White will retire effective April 1, 2026, and become executive chair. Chief operating officer Jeff Lamothe will be appointed president and CEO and will join the board. John E. Niederhuber will move from chairman of the board to lead independent director. More on Aptevo Therapeutics Aptevo Therapeutics announces 1-for-18 reverse stock split Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Aptevo Therapeutics Historical earnings data for Aptevo Therapeutics Financial information for Aptevo Therapeutics
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. SpaceX announced the acquisition of xAI. The transaction further connects Musk's business empire as xAI accelerates spending to build large-scale artificial intelligence models and infrastructure. It values the combined entity at approximately $1.25 trillion. Under the terms of the agreement, the newly merged company's shares would be priced at $527 each. ...
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. SpaceX announced the acquisition of xAI. The transaction further connects Musk's business empire as xAI accelerates spending to build large-scale artificial intelligence models and infrastructure. It values the combined entity at approximately $1.25 trillion. Under the terms of the agreement, the newly merged company's shares would be priced at $527 each. The strategic objective of the merger is the deployment of "orbital data centers." SpaceX filed with the FCC last Friday, for authorization to launch a constellation of up to one million satellites. Though, SpaceX said it is unlikely to deploy anything close to that number. These satellites will use near-constant solar energy to run xAI's compute-heavy models, which Musk estimates will become the "lowest cost way to generate AI compute" within two to three years. This merger matters now because it provides a clear exit strategy for xAI investors and stabilizes the startup's balance sheet through SpaceX's profitable launch and Starlink operations. The consolidation is widely viewed as the final step before a massive $50 billion IPO planned for June 2026. By unifying AI, space internet, and rocket technology, Musk is positioning the new SpaceX-xAI entity to compete directly with the data center scale of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Meta (NASDAQ:META).
Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Quick Summary ChatGPT thinks Tesla stock could trade lower over the next 60 days, projecting an average price around $456 by mid-April. Investors looking to trade the stock can build exposure incrementally using commission-free fractional shares on SoFi, starting with as little as $5, and new users...
Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Quick Summary ChatGPT thinks Tesla stock could trade lower over the next 60 days, projecting an average price around $456 by mid-April. Investors looking to trade the stock can build exposure incrementally using commission-free fractional shares on SoFi, starting with as little as $5, and new users can receive up to $1,000 in free stock . Rather than slowly scaling position size through a retail account, some active traders use prop firms like Apex Trader Funding to access funded futures accounts of up to $300,000 after a single evaluation. Shares of Tesla traded slightly higher over the past month. The surge captures renewed optimism around delivery beats and autonomy progress amid stabilizing EV demand. Against that backdrop, we ran Tesla through an AI price-prediction agent powered by OpenAI’s Chat GPT. The goal was to see how a data-driven model handicaps the next 60 days for a stock that has become shorthand for the entire AI trade. What the AI model is actually predicting The agent was asked to generate a 60-day outlook for Tesla, using recent price action and a focused set of technical indicators. At the time of the run, Tesla traded at $444.07. For the period through April 22, the model’s base-case projection came out to: Average predicted price: $455.75 Implied move: slightly higher over the next 60 days Signal snapshot: MACD and RSI both skewed positive The model is saying that, given current momentum and volatility, the most likely path is a grind higher from current levels. Still, broader AI price prediction says that Tesla could hit $1000 by 2030. If you’re watching that setup and want a straightforward way to trade the stock, SoFi’s own platform lets users start with as little as $5 in fractional shares, and new users can receive up to $1,000 in free stock. Tesla’s transition from hyper-growth to execution under scrutiny defines its current phase, with ...
hxdbzxy/iStock via Getty Images As earnings season ramps up and geopolitical tensions keep affecting the markets, below is a list of the top 13 communication services stocks that are regarded as cheap high flyer stocks according to SA grading system. Each of these stocks is listed according to the highest momentum grade along with their valuation grade. The list is topped by ATN International ( AT...
hxdbzxy/iStock via Getty Images As earnings season ramps up and geopolitical tensions keep affecting the markets, below is a list of the top 13 communication services stocks that are regarded as cheap high flyer stocks according to SA grading system. Each of these stocks is listed according to the highest momentum grade along with their valuation grade. The list is topped by ATN International ( ATNI ), iHeartMedia ( IHRT ), and Lumen Technologies ( LUMN ), all sharing the highest momentum grade of A+. ATN International ( ATNI ) carries a Strong Buy quant rating with a valuation grade of B, while Lumen Technologies ( LUMN ) boasts the best valuation among the top three with a B+ grade. Other notable entries include The E.W. Scripps Company ( SSP ), which balances an A momentum grade with an A valuation grade, and AMC Networks ( AMCX ), featuring the highest valuation grade of A+ alongside a B+ momentum grade. Major telecommunications giants Verizon Communications ( VZ ) and AT&T ( T ) also appear on the list with more moderate momentum grades of B and B- respectively. Momentum grades measure a stock’s price performance on a scale from A+ to F, with A+ representing the highest flying stocks with the strongest momentum. Valuation grades measure how cheap or expensive a stock is relative to its fundamentals, with A+ being the most undervalued (cheapest) and F being the most overvalued. Here is the list: ATN International ( ATNI ), Momentum: A+, Valuation: B iHeartMedia. ( IHRT ), Momentum: A+, Valuation: B- Lumen Technologies ( LUMN ), Momentum: A+, Valuation: B+ The E.W. Scripps ( SSP ), Momentum: A, Valuation: A AMC Networks ( AMCX ), Momentum: B+, Valuation: A+ Stagwell ( STGW ), Momentum: B+, Valuation: B Gray Media ( GTN ), Momentum: B, Valuation: A+ Verizon Communications ( VZ ), Momentum: B, Valuation: B Ziff Davis ( ZD ), Momentum: B, Valuation: B+ The Arena Group Holdings ( AREN ), Momentum: B-, Valuation: B- IZEA Worldwide ( IZEA ), Momentum: B-, Valuation: B ...
Palantir TechnologiesPLTR delivered a strong fourth-quarter performance, topping Wall Street estimates as demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) software rose across both government and commercial customers, as quoted on CNBC. The upbeat results sent shares up about 12% in after-hours trading on Feb. 2, 2026. Q4 Results Crush Expectations The AI-driven data analytics firm exceeded consensus f...
Palantir TechnologiesPLTR delivered a strong fourth-quarter performance, topping Wall Street estimates as demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) software rose across both government and commercial customers, as quoted on CNBC. The upbeat results sent shares up about 12% in after-hours trading on Feb. 2, 2026. Q4 Results Crush Expectations The AI-driven data analytics firm exceeded consensus forecasts on both the top and bottom lines. Quarterly earnings of $0.25 per share beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.23 per share, compared with earnings of $0.14 per share a year ago. Revenues of $1.41 billion surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.35 billion, as well as year-ago revenues of $827.5 million. U.S. Demand Drives Growth Palantir’s results were helped by its U.S. operations. Government revenue rose to $570 million, while U.S. commercial revenue reached $507 million, both comfortably beating FactSet estimates, as quoted in the above-mentioned CNBC article. Deepening ties with the U.S. government, a segment that grew 66% year over year, have been a key catalyst. Demand has been especially strong from the Department of Defense, CNBC noted. On the commercial side, U.S. revenues more than doubled from a year ago, while remaining U.S. commercial deal value surged 145% year over year to $4.38 billion. During the quarter, Palantir also announced a partnership with AI chip leader NVIDIA. Upbeat Outlook Palantir issued guidance that blew past analyst expectations. The company forecasts $1.532–$1.536 billion in first-quarter revenue, well above the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.31 billion. For fiscal 2026, Palantir guided to $7.182–$7.198 billion in revenue, versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $6.23 billion, indicating strong AI-driven demand. Valuation Concerns Linger Even with the earnings beat, rich valuation remains a cause for concern. Palantir stock has traded with a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 229.05X on a trailing twelve-month basis versus a 25....
Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026 at 8 a.m. ET Call participants President and Chief Executive Officer — William Waltz Chief Financial Officer — John Deitzer President, Electrical — John Pregenzer Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Net Sales -- $656 million, driven by a 2% organic volume increase, primarily from the Electrical segment. -- ...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2026 at 8 a.m. ET Call participants President and Chief Executive Officer — William Waltz Chief Financial Officer — John Deitzer President, Electrical — John Pregenzer Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Net Sales -- $656 million, driven by a 2% organic volume increase, primarily from the Electrical segment. -- $656 million, driven by a 2% organic volume increase, primarily from the Electrical segment. Adjusted EBITDA -- $69 million (non-GAAP), with productivity gains contributing over $30 million year over year, mainly from the Safety and Infrastructure segment. -- $69 million (non-GAAP), with productivity gains contributing over $30 million year over year, mainly from the Safety and Infrastructure segment. Adjusted EPS -- 83¢ per share, a decline from $1.63 per share in the prior-year period. -- 83¢ per share, a decline from $1.63 per share in the prior-year period. Tax Rate -- 3% for the quarter, down from 21% in the prior year, reflecting a one-time discrete foreign tax benefit. -- 3% for the quarter, down from 21% in the prior year, reflecting a one-time discrete foreign tax benefit. Average Selling Prices -- Decreased 3% overall, with declines in PVC conduit offset by higher steel conduit pricing. -- Decreased 3% overall, with declines in PVC conduit offset by higher steel conduit pricing. Divestiture -- Completed sale of the Tektron mechanical tube product line and facility, resulting in $18 million in cash proceeds and a pending $7 million in additional proceeds expected in Q2. -- Completed sale of the Tektron mechanical tube product line and facility, resulting in $18 million in cash proceeds and a pending $7 million in additional proceeds expected in Q2. Facility Exits -- Three manufacturing facility closures are expected to complete in the second fiscal quarter as part of the 80/20 initiative. -- Three manufacturing facility closures are expected to complete in the seco...
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