According to its SEC filing dated January 21, 2026, SJS Investment Consulting bought 84,687 shares of Vanguard Institutional Index Fund - 0-3 Months Treasury Bill ETF (NASDAQ:VBIL) . The transaction’s estimated value is $6.39 million, based on the average closing price during the fourth quarter of 2025. The fund’s VBIL position ended the quarter with a total value of $9.07 million, up $6.38 millio...
According to its SEC filing dated January 21, 2026, SJS Investment Consulting bought 84,687 shares of Vanguard Institutional Index Fund - 0-3 Months Treasury Bill ETF (NASDAQ:VBIL) . The transaction’s estimated value is $6.39 million, based on the average closing price during the fourth quarter of 2025. The fund’s VBIL position ended the quarter with a total value of $9.07 million, up $6.38 million from the previous period. Vanguard Institutional Index Fund - 0-3 Months Treasury Bill ETF provides investors with efficient access to the U.S. Treasury bill market, focusing on securities with ultra-short maturities to minimize interest rate risk and maintain high liquidity. The fund's disciplined, index-tracking approach is designed to deliver consistent returns that closely mirror its benchmark, appealing to those seeking low-cost, stable fixed income exposure. Its competitive advantage lies in its transparent structure and commitment to tracking high-quality, short-duration government debt instruments. Continue reading
Final: Arsenal 3-2 Corinthians (aet) Smith 15; Wubben-Moy 58; Foord 104; Zanotti 21, Albuquerque 90+6 pen The most decorated women’s club in England made more history at the Emirates stadium on Sunday night, Arsenal securing a 3-2 win over the Copa Libertadores champions Corinthians in extra time to see them crowned winners of the inaugural Fifa Women’s Champions Cup. They were made to work for th...
Final: Arsenal 3-2 Corinthians (aet) Smith 15; Wubben-Moy 58; Foord 104; Zanotti 21, Albuquerque 90+6 pen The most decorated women’s club in England made more history at the Emirates stadium on Sunday night, Arsenal securing a 3-2 win over the Copa Libertadores champions Corinthians in extra time to see them crowned winners of the inaugural Fifa Women’s Champions Cup. They were made to work for their victory, the Brazilians twice coming from behind to force another 30 minutes of football, but it was somewhat of an inevitability. The Uefa Champions League winners benefited from being mid-season with players at full fitness, in contrast to Corinthians being in their pre-season and Concacaf Champions Cup winners Gotham FC in their off-season, and from the decision to hold the tournament in London, and play the final at the Emirates. This was a competition set up for European success and Arsenal delivered. They are officially the world’s best club and they have a nice trophy to prove it. The 13-point gap, albeit with a game in hand, between them and WSL leaders Manchester City though, says otherwise. Continue reading...
Pep Guardiola was left frustrated once again by a refereeing decision as Manchester City lost ground in the Premier League title race after a chaotic 2-2 draw at Tottenham. The City manager complained that the Spurs goal for 2-1, which sparked an outlandish second-half comeback, should not have stood. Dominic Solanke kicked through the back of the City defender Marc Guéhi, the ball then going in ...
Pep Guardiola was left frustrated once again by a refereeing decision as Manchester City lost ground in the Premier League title race after a chaotic 2-2 draw at Tottenham. The City manager complained that the Spurs goal for 2-1, which sparked an outlandish second-half comeback, should not have stood. Dominic Solanke kicked through the back of the City defender Marc Guéhi, the ball then going in but neither the referee nor the VAR felt there was enough in it for a foul to be given. Solanke went on to volley a stunning equaliser to give Spurs and their embattled manager, Thomas Frank, a lift and leave City six points behind the leaders, Arsenal. It was put to Guardiola that Solanke had clearly kicked Guéhi. “OK, then you make the answer [for me],” Guardiola said. “If it’s a central defender to a striker it’s a penalty, right? You said the same, so you saw it.” Guardiola told BBC Radio 5 Live that it was “fascinating in the Premier League”. He later added in his press conference that “there was an emotional issue for the first goal that the referee conceded to Spurs … and after that, the momentum is difficult to control, whatever happens here in England.” View image in fullscreen Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola shakes hands with referee Robert Jones. Photograph: Peter Cziborra/Action Images/Reuters Guardiola has complained about a number of decisions in recent weeks. He was unhappy that an Antoine Semenyo goal was ruled out at Newcastle in the Carabao Cup, how Manchester United’s Diogo Dalot avoided a red card in the derby for a studs-up foul on Jérémy Doku, and why City were denied a penalty against Wolves for handball. Guardiola was asked about the wider picture. “Nothing changed the opinion I had in the past,” he said. Even Frank appeared to have some sympathy for Guardiola on the Solanke first goal. “There’s clear contact from him [Solanke] on it,” Frank said. “We want, in general, a higher threshold [for fouls]. I understand it’s in the grey area. The Liv...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Microsoft has signed a three year, $750 million multi cloud AI infrastructure deal with Perplexity, centered on Azure. The agreement positions Azure as a core platform for hosting advanced AI models from partners such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI. The deal ...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Microsoft has signed a three year, $750 million multi cloud AI infrastructure deal with Perplexity, centered on Azure. The agreement positions Azure as a core platform for hosting advanced AI models from partners such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI. The deal arrives during a period of market focus on AI capital spending and the concentration of major AI customers. Microsoft, ticker NasdaqGS:MSFT, enters this new Perplexity deal with its shares at $430.29 after a recent 7.7% decline over the past week and a 9.0% decline over the past month. Over one year, the stock is up 4.4%, with longer term returns of 70.5% over three years and 85.2% over five years. This provides context on how investors have been rewarded over time even as they reassess AI related spending today. For you as an investor, the Perplexity agreement adds another data point to how Microsoft is building its AI and cloud footprint while the market debates AI infrastructure costs, model access, and multi cloud pricing. As new details emerge on how Azure handles partner models, billing regions, and usage terms, this deal may help clarify how Microsoft intends to balance growth ambitions in AI with investor scrutiny on capital intensity and customer concentration risk. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Microsoft by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Microsoft. NasdaqGS:MSFT 1-Year Stock Price Chart Why Microsoft could be great value The Perplexity agreement adds a sizeable, contract-specific AI workload to Azure at a time when investors are questioning whether heavy AI data center spending can translate into concrete usage. Because Perplexity keeps Amazon Web Services as its main cloud provider and is layering Azure on top, this looks less like a full cloud win and more like ...
AMD is excited about its growth prospects for 2026. Finding and identifying stocks that have the potential to double in a year is no easy feat. However, from time to time, one pops up that looks like a prime candidate. One stock that has been getting some buzz lately is AMD (AMD 6.09%). AMD has for some time been relegated to a distant second place in the artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator s...
AMD is excited about its growth prospects for 2026. Finding and identifying stocks that have the potential to double in a year is no easy feat. However, from time to time, one pops up that looks like a prime candidate. One stock that has been getting some buzz lately is AMD (AMD 6.09%). AMD has for some time been relegated to a distant second place in the artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator segment, where Nvidia's (NVDA 0.72%) graphics processing units (GPUs) hold the lion's share of the market. Meanwhile, Broadcom, with its application-specific integrated circuits, is becoming a popular alternative to both of them. Its growth could relegate AMD to third place, but AMD management has other ideas. The company believes that some of the changes it has made in its product ecosystems will help it to thrive over the next few years, and 2026 could be the start of a huge comeback. But could that be enough to drive the stock up by 100% or more this year? AMD's management sees huge upcoming growth AMD is a far more diversified chip business than Nvidia, which gets the large majority of its revenue now from data center sales. By contrast, AMD has a thriving OEM and gaming business that accounts for over 43% of revenue. It also has an embedded processor division that makes up about 10% of its business. That leaves its data center division delivering around 47% of its revenue. Some investors may view this diversification as a positive thing. AMD is less reliant on AI-related sales than its rival, so if we're in an AI bubble and it bursts, it should experience a less pronounced slide than Nvidia. However, data centers still provide a large fraction of AMD's revenues, so it wouldn't be entirely insulated from a decline in AI infrastructure spending. Expand NASDAQ : AMD Advanced Micro Devices Today's Change ( -6.09 %) $ -15.36 Current Price $ 236.82 Key Data Points Market Cap $385B Day's Range $ 234.55 - $ 245.21 52wk Range $ 76.48 - $ 267.08 Volume 1.7M Avg Vol 39M Gross Marg...
Key Points Retail investing brokerage Robinhood regularly publishes lists of the most-owned stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on its platform. There are many ETFs in the top 20. ETFs are an easy way for investors to buy a basket of stocks. 10 stocks we like better than SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust › Retail investors have become a significant part of the stock market, thanks to innovations such as ...
Key Points Retail investing brokerage Robinhood regularly publishes lists of the most-owned stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on its platform. There are many ETFs in the top 20. ETFs are an easy way for investors to buy a basket of stocks. 10 stocks we like better than SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust › Retail investors have become a significant part of the stock market, thanks to innovations such as online investing and commission-free trading. In fact, according to BlackRock, retail ownership of U.S. stocks has increased to nearly one-fifth of average daily trading activity. That number was in the low-single-digit percentage range prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. A big reason for this is due to popular online brokerage Robinhood, which pioneered commission-free trading. Now, the market frequently looks at what's happening on Robinhood to gauge retail sentiment. Robinhood regularly publishes a list of the 100 most-owned stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the platform. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Continue » Here are 5 ETFs that rank in the top 20 of this list of investments that Robinhood investors can't get enough of. Vanguard S&P 500 ETF and SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust I am grouping the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT: VOO) and the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEMKT: SPY) because, although they are run by different financial firms, both ETFs allow investors to get exposure to the broader benchmark S&P 500 index, which represents approximately 500 large-cap stocks in the U.S. across sectors. Investors buy the S&P 500 to gain exposure to the broader market, so if you hear someone say they are overweight U.S. stocks, they are likely doing this through the S&P 500, which is most easily purchased through an ETF. ETFs are an easy way for investors to buy the broader market because they hold a basket of stocks, are typically inexpensive, and can be bought and sold as eas...
Key Points Figma's revenue is growing nearly four times faster than Adobe's, but the company is still unprofitable. Adobe generates $10 billion in annual free cash flow and trades at a P/E under 18. Growth investors may prefer Figma's upside, while value investors should lean toward Adobe's cash machine. 10 stocks we like better than Figma › Just a few years ago, creative software giant Adobe (NAS...
Key Points Figma's revenue is growing nearly four times faster than Adobe's, but the company is still unprofitable. Adobe generates $10 billion in annual free cash flow and trades at a P/E under 18. Growth investors may prefer Figma's upside, while value investors should lean toward Adobe's cash machine. 10 stocks we like better than Figma › Just a few years ago, creative software giant Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) tried to buy smaller rival Figma (NYSE: FIG). The $20 billion deal fell apart due to antitrust concerns; Adobe sent a $1 billion check to cover the breakup fee; and the two companies carried on as separate businesses. That drama played out two years ago. Since then, Figma has gone public, giving investors an opportunity to bet on the younger competitor. But is it a better investment than sector king Adobe? Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Let's take a look. What Adobe and Figma actually do Figma was never a direct clone of Adobe. The two companies have different long-term goals and product portfolios. Adobe is the legacy creative software giant behind household names like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere. You can get specific services, but Adobe mainly sells bundled Creative Cloud subscriptions with themes such as graphic design, video editing, photo tools, and PDF management. Revenue is diversified across creative pros, enterprises, and its Document Cloud/Acrobat business. Figma competes mainly with the vector-based graphic design tool Adobe XD, which is a small piece of Adobe's broad empire. Figma's browser-based design and prototyping tool is built for real-time collaboration. It's like Alphabet's Google Docs but for user interface designers. A free tier and multiplayer-first approach made it viral with design teams, especially at start-ups and tech companies with collaborative design workflows. On one hand, you can inves...
Villa slipped up by suffering a second successive home defeat, this time to Brentford, while Manchester City showed the sort of carelessness, complacency and soft centre that is a serious weakness when casting aside a 2-0 lead at Tottenham Hotspur to take only a point. If the cheers inside the vast Tottenham Hotspur Stadium were deafening when Dominic Solanke's "scorpion kick" drew his side level ...
Villa slipped up by suffering a second successive home defeat, this time to Brentford, while Manchester City showed the sort of carelessness, complacency and soft centre that is a serious weakness when casting aside a 2-0 lead at Tottenham Hotspur to take only a point. If the cheers inside the vast Tottenham Hotspur Stadium were deafening when Dominic Solanke's "scorpion kick" drew his side level with 20 minutes left, they might just have been even louder four miles away in Arsenal's part of north London. Guardiola put on his bravest face to tell BBC Sport: "We played a really good game in general. At 70 minutes they put more balls in behind, more players there, more players in the middle to attack more direct. "They found a goal and we know what's happened and after that they had the momentum. The Premier League is like that. We had our momentum again at the end. "It is a setback but we are still there, we move on. There are 14 games to go and a lot of points. We will see." Antoine Semenyo, who scored City's second goal, was also defiant as he told BBC Sport: "The way we set up was to draw them out a little bit. It worked perfectly in the first half. I had another chance before my goal. I am kicking myself but we have to go again. "Winning would definitely have helped our cause but it is not over yet. There are 14 games to go so anything can happen." Guardiola must still be furious and frustrated at how City were so much in command at half-time with a two-goal advantage, yet somehow contrived to cast aside two points and almost lose all three. Spurs showed grit to get back and draw, but City were the architects of their own downfall as they were rattled out of calm control by Thomas Frank's side, who have still only won two home league games out of 12 this season. On this evidence, even moreso against these opponents, this flawed City showed they can be got at and undermined in a manner that does not give confidence they will overhaul Arsenal. This was the first ti...
For much of the time that President Donald Trump was mulling his potential choice for the next chair of the Federal Reserve, the debate in markets swirled around whether his pick would lower interest rates as aggressively as he preferred. Now, with his selection of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh — an economist known as much for his fierce criticism of the central bank as his views on monetary pol...
For much of the time that President Donald Trump was mulling his potential choice for the next chair of the Federal Reserve, the debate in markets swirled around whether his pick would lower interest rates as aggressively as he preferred. Now, with his selection of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh — an economist known as much for his fierce criticism of the central bank as his views on monetary policy — the debate has abruptly shifted from short-term rates to the Fed’s $6.6 trillion balance sheet and its very role in markets. Warsh has repeatedly and loudly blasted his old colleagues over the years for letting the bank’s assets balloon, prompting speculation in markets that he could move quickly to have them drawn down. That chatter helped push yields on longer-term Treasuries higher on Friday, as the dollar got a lift and gold and silver plunged. “He’s been very critical of the Fed’s balance sheet expansion,” said Zach Griffiths , head of investment-grade and macro strategy at CreditSights. Warsh, whose views on Fed overreach align with those of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent , would like to definitively reverse this trend and push for other reforms. But doing so would be tricky, with direct consequences not just for long-term rates, but for major markets that are crucial for how the world’s largest financial institutions borrow and lend to each other for day-to-day activities. Depending on how it plays out in markets, a Fed pullback — if approved by policymakers — might also leave a Warsh-led central bank working against the administration’s aim of lower long-term borrowing costs. That could put pressure on the Treasury or other US entities to get more involved with market management, something that’s also all the more challenging as total borrowing needs continue to rise, and with the national debt well past $30 trillion as it is. Already, Trump in January directed government-controlled Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy $200 billion of mortgage-backed securit...
Bohyun Lee followed South Korea’s prescribed route to success. She entered the country’s top university to study economics, moved to Seoul in 2010 and built an adult life there — working, forging relationships and treating the capital as home. The one thing she doesn’t have is an actual home of her own. Over the past 16 years Lee has packed her belongings and moved seven times, cycling through a d...
Bohyun Lee followed South Korea’s prescribed route to success. She entered the country’s top university to study economics, moved to Seoul in 2010 and built an adult life there — working, forging relationships and treating the capital as home. The one thing she doesn’t have is an actual home of her own. Over the past 16 years Lee has packed her belongings and moved seven times, cycling through a dormitory and rental homes as two-year leases expired. The hope of owning an apartment in Seoul, once a realistic goal, has steadily slipped out of reach. “I’ve learned how to live without owning a home, but the dream hasn’t disappeared,” said Lee, 33, who works in the financial services industry. “Moving so many times wears you down, and it feels unfair.” Homes she once considered buying in the mid-2010s that were priced around 400 million won ($280,960) now trade at roughly three times that value, far exceeding what even a well-paid professional can accumulate through wages alone. For Lee, the market’s relentless rise isn’t an abstract chart but a lived reality in which she’s seeing the bottom rung of the property ladder float out of reach with every extension of the rally. The persistent increase in Seoul’s property prices threatens to undermine support for President Lee Jae Myung as the young adults flocking to the capital for jobs decry their inability to put down real-estate roots. It also limits the central bank’s scope to stimulate the economy at a time when persistent trade tensions threaten growth, as a rate cut might stoke excessive borrowing. Apartment prices in Seoul have now risen for 52 consecutive weeks, according to Korea Real Estate Board. The rally has defied repeated attempts by successive governments to cool the market with steps including tighter lending rules, extending pressure on would-be buyers. Tougher mortgage limits have transformed South Korea’s capital into one of the most restrictive home-loan markets in the world, effectively locking out many...
Welcome to CFO Briefing, a newsletter dedicated to corporate finance and what leaders need to know. This week, we hear from CFO-turned-venture-capitalist Sujay Jaswa and his WndrCo co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg (yes, that Jeffrey Katzenberg ). But first, let’s take a quick look at how Wall Street reacted to the idea of a Kevin Warsh-led Federal Reserve. Watching Warsh The dollar was up , stocks we...
Welcome to CFO Briefing, a newsletter dedicated to corporate finance and what leaders need to know. This week, we hear from CFO-turned-venture-capitalist Sujay Jaswa and his WndrCo co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg (yes, that Jeffrey Katzenberg ). But first, let’s take a quick look at how Wall Street reacted to the idea of a Kevin Warsh-led Federal Reserve. Watching Warsh The dollar was up , stocks were lower, and gold and silver were way down after President Donald Trump said he’s nominating Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair. But the real impact of a Warsh chairmanship all depends whether the former Fed governor would stick to his long-held distaste for a larger Fed balance sheet, and his ability to resist pressure from Trump to embark on a rate-cutting spree. The steepening of the Treasury curve on Friday suggests the market believes a Warsh-led Fed wouldn’t rush to expand the central bank’s balance sheet to manage longer-term borrowing costs. But not all of the Fed’s governors would be so skittish about stepping in. And then, of course, there’s the question of interest rates. David Robin, a rates strategist at TJM Institutional Servces LLC, said he was “hard-pressed to think Trump would appoint anyone that didn’t commit to lower rates over time starting in June.” But Robin, like most of the strategists and traders Bloomberg checked in with after Warsh got the nod from Trump on Truth Social, suggested it’s early to draw conclusions. If confirmed, Warsh would likely have no shortage of political pressure from the White House to contend with. But he also would have more leeway in how he responds to it than he does now, as a nominee, said Mischler Financial Group’s Tony Farren. “I’m sure he had to concede some things, but once he has the job he can do whatever he wants,” said Farren, a managing director in rate sales and trading. — Heather Landy, with reporting by Carter Johnson and Alexandra Harris Read more of Bloomberg’s coverage: Trump Picks a Reinvented Warsh to ...
asbe/iStock via Getty Images Another wild week ended with no real change for the S&P 500 ( SPY ). January is in the books and also saw little net movement despite chaotic news flow. This article looks at why February could be different. S&P 500 Monthly January closed with a small gain of 1.4%. That's important, as at around 11am ET on Thursday, the January bar was trading slightly in the red, and ...
asbe/iStock via Getty Images Another wild week ended with no real change for the S&P 500 ( SPY ). January is in the books and also saw little net movement despite chaotic news flow. This article looks at why February could be different. S&P 500 Monthly January closed with a small gain of 1.4%. That's important, as at around 11am ET on Thursday, the January bar was trading slightly in the red, and a reversal could have been developing. The subsequent recovery nullified that reversal, and without it, we can look for new highs in February. It's also important because a positive January tends to lead to a positive year, while the opposite is also true. Carson I do still think there will be several large drops in 2026, but the above chart fits in with my general view that they should be buying opportunities. As we head into February, I will be watching closely for a reversal, as there is clear momentum loss since October, and February is the second worst month of the year for the S&P500, with 35 lower closes out of 76. It will also be bar 9 (of 9) in a DeMARK exhaustion count . This signal has led to a drop of at least 10% on the last 3 occasions. SPX Monthly ( TradingView ) The rally has reached 7002 and resistance at the major target of 6958 which is the 161% Fibonacci extension of the H1 drop . After 6958, a measured move similar in size to the 2020-2022 rally and the 2022-2025 rally projects 7490. I doubt it gets there, at least in this phase of the trend. The January low of 6789 is initial support, then 6720, and the October/November lows of 6521-50. S&P 500 Weekly For the second week in a row, the weekly chart looked bearish for a while (on Thursday), as it dropped from the trendline retest. But this was another good example of why we shouldn't jump to conclusions, as a recovery led to a neutral close. As I said last week , "I'm staying with a mild bullish bias" until there is a clear reversal that sticks. SPX Weekly ( TradingView ) Resistance is 7002. The broken t...
Key Points Nvidia has been the biggest winner of the AI boom, and its massive order backlog implies that more growth is ahead. Demand for AI chips continues to intensify as more companies see their AI investments translate into more revenue. The upcoming Vera Rubin platform will likely dethrone Blackwell as Nvidia's most successful product ever. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Where to inve...
Key Points Nvidia has been the biggest winner of the AI boom, and its massive order backlog implies that more growth is ahead. Demand for AI chips continues to intensify as more companies see their AI investments translate into more revenue. The upcoming Vera Rubin platform will likely dethrone Blackwell as Nvidia's most successful product ever. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Continue » Billionaire investors eagerly load up on winning growth stocks that look ready to extend their rallies. Few stocks fit the description quite like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), which recently got the attention of hedge fund billionaire David Tepper, who bought more shares for Appaloosa Management. The hedge fund bought an additional 150,000 shares and now owns 1.9 million Nvidia shares. Billionaire Daniel S. Loeb also bought an extra 50,000 Nvidia shares for his Third Point fund. Nvidia is the most well-established AI stock. Its multiyear rally has turned it into the most valuable publicly traded company, but even with that distinction, billionaire investors still want more of it. These are the reasons why Nvidia continues to outperform the broader market. Demand for AI accelerator chips remains insatiable Investors who have followed semiconductor stocks for a while have likely heard about soaring AI chip demand plenty of times, but the story isn't close to over. Consulting giant McKinsey believes the size of the semiconductor market is underestimated and could reach $1.6 trillion by 2030. Tech giants continue to pull deeper into their budgets, suggesting that AI chipmakers like Nvidia can continue to rally. Nvidia earned $57 billion in the third quarter of fiscal year 2026, which ended Oct. 26, 2025, and that's actually up by 62% year over year. It's extremely hard to earn $57 billion in a single quarter, but an overlooked part of these results is how difficult...
NuScale Power has a novel technology that can disrupt a sleepy industry. Is today's price a buying window? NuScale Power (SMR 7.61%) is a nuclear technology company with big ambitions. In a nutshell, it wants to disrupt the nuclear energy industry by selling small modular reactors (SMRs). These small reactors are designed to be deployed in groups of up to 12 modules for a total output of up to 924...
NuScale Power has a novel technology that can disrupt a sleepy industry. Is today's price a buying window? NuScale Power (SMR 7.61%) is a nuclear technology company with big ambitions. In a nutshell, it wants to disrupt the nuclear energy industry by selling small modular reactors (SMRs). These small reactors are designed to be deployed in groups of up to 12 modules for a total output of up to 924 megawatts of electricity. Unlike a traditional nuclear power plant, which could take a decade or longer to finish, NuScale's SMRs are designed to be assembled in a factory and shipped to project sites. This would not only cut down on time and costs but also make it easier to deploy nuclear power in places that lack the infrastructure for a traditional power plant. Data centers, industrial sites, and AI facilities are all potential customers for the kind of continuous power an SMR can supply. Of course, NuScale isn't alone in the small nuclear reactor space. Oklo and Nano Nuclear Energy are competing for the same business. But NuScale does have first-mover advantage: It's the only company to have an SMR design certified by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. First-mover advantage is one thing, but securing a first customer is quite another, and right now, NuScale has yet to operate a reactor commercially. While it's advancing projects in Romania and Tennessee, the lack of commercial revenue is still concerning. Expand NYSE : SMR NuScale Power Today's Change ( -7.61 %) $ -1.44 Current Price $ 17.48 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.9B Day's Range $ 17.33 - $ 19.13 52wk Range $ 11.08 - $ 57.42 Volume 26M Avg Vol 26M Gross Margin 64.95 % Still, the company has policy tailwinds from the White House, which wants to quadruple U.S. nuclear capacity in the coming decades. Electricity demands are also likely to surge -- data centers are power hungry -- and novel energy technology like NuScale's will be needed to make up where the grid falls short. NuScale carries a $6 billion market capi...
elxeneize/iStock via Getty Images Mike Johnson is heading into a difficult House vote this week to reopen the government, after Democrats signaled they will not help Republicans advance a funding plan tied to immigration enforcement, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. With a razor-thin majority, Johnson must keep nearly all Republicans aligned to pass a measure backed by Donald Trump. The bi...
elxeneize/iStock via Getty Images Mike Johnson is heading into a difficult House vote this week to reopen the government, after Democrats signaled they will not help Republicans advance a funding plan tied to immigration enforcement, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. With a razor-thin majority, Johnson must keep nearly all Republicans aligned to pass a measure backed by Donald Trump. The bill would fund most federal agencies for the rest of the fiscal year but extend funding for the Department of Homeland Security by just two weeks, creating time for talks on changes to enforcement practices. House Democrats, however, said they were not part of the bipartisan Senate deal that cleared the chamber Friday and warned Johnson not to expect their votes. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has pushed for stricter limits on immigration enforcement, including higher standards for searches and arrests and mandatory body cameras. Many Democrats argue that even short-term funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement is unacceptable. The Senate package passed with support from Chuck Schumer and several Democrats, but the House shutdown began Saturday when lawmakers were out of town. Without Democratic backing, Johnson must use a slower procedural path, delaying a vote until at least Tuesday. Johnson has said some Democratic demands may be negotiable, such as body cameras, while rejecting others outright. He has also indicated Trump may personally lobby skeptical Republicans as conservatives push for changes, including a longer DHS extension or the addition of voting legislation. The situation is further complicated by Johnson’s shrinking margin, which will tighten again once a newly elected Democrat is sworn in. Meanwhile, progressive Democrats have hardened opposition to ICE funding following recent immigration enforcement actions and renewed pro-ICE rhetoric from Trump. The partial shutdown affects agencies funded by the remaining six spending bills, including DHS, Defen...
Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images News ESPN completed its acquisition of NFL Network and other league media assets after receiving regulatory approval, the companies said Saturday. The deal cleared review by the U.S. Department of Justice and overseas competition authorities. As part of the transaction, ESPN takes control of NFL Network, NFL Fantasy and the rights to distribute the RedZone channel on c...
Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images News ESPN completed its acquisition of NFL Network and other league media assets after receiving regulatory approval, the companies said Saturday. The deal cleared review by the U.S. Department of Justice and overseas competition authorities. As part of the transaction, ESPN takes control of NFL Network, NFL Fantasy and the rights to distribute the RedZone channel on cable and satellite platforms. The National Football League will receive a 10% ownership stake in ESPN. ESPN and the NFL said integration of NFL Media employees will begin in the coming months, with noticeable programming changes expected around April. NFL Network, which reaches roughly 50 million subscribers, will be folded into ESPN’s direct-to-consumer streaming service launched last year. Under the agreement, ESPN will distribute RedZone to traditional pay-TV operators, while the NFL will continue to own and produce the channel and retain digital distribution rights. ESPN also gains access to the RedZone brand, opening the door to potential spinoffs for other sports. NFL Fantasy Football will be combined with ESPN Fantasy, giving ESPN the league’s official fantasy platform. NFL Network will continue to air seven games per season, including four currently on ESPN, while ESPN will license three additional games for the network. The NFL retains control of its other media properties, including NFL Films, NFL+, NFL.com, team websites and its free ad-supported streaming channel. Following the deal, ESPN is owned by The Walt Disney Company ( DIS ) and Hearst, alongside the NFL’s new minority stake. More on Comcast, Walt Disney Comcast Corporation 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Comcast Corporation (CMCSA) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Disney: Q1 2026 May Bring Forth Outsized Performance - Reiterate Buy Earnings week ahead: AMZN, GOOG, PLTR, AMD, PFE, DIS, PYPL, ABBV, QCOM, SMCI, MRK, PEP, UBER, PM, and more Disney CEO said to be weighing an early exit from lea...
Key Points AI infrastructure spending is set to continue. TSMC is well-positioned as AI ASICs begin to take share and competition in the AI chip space increases. The stock is still attractively priced. 10 stocks we like better than Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing › The boom in artificial intelligence (AI) looks like it is just beginning and could continue to ramp up over the next decade. Famed ...
Key Points AI infrastructure spending is set to continue. TSMC is well-positioned as AI ASICs begin to take share and competition in the AI chip space increases. The stock is still attractively priced. 10 stocks we like better than Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing › The boom in artificial intelligence (AI) looks like it is just beginning and could continue to ramp up over the next decade. Famed investor Cathie Wood's Ark Invest recently predicted that AI data center spending could triple from around $500 billion to $1.4 trillion by 2030. The investment firm predicts that the bulk of this spending will be on graphics processing units (GPUs), but that AI ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits) will take meaningful market share. One of the companies best positioned to be a winner in this environment is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM). Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » An AI infrastructure winner The great thing about TSMC is that the company wins regardless of how much market share artificial intelligence ASICs take or don't take away from GPUs. The foundry is the leading manufacturer of both types of chips and has close relationships with all the top AI chip designers, including Nvidia and Broadcom. It's also the top manufacturer of other advanced chips, like those used for smartphones, and Apple is one of its largest customers, just recently being surpassed by Nvidia. As new markets with needs for advanced chips, such as autonomous driving and robotics, continue to expand, TSMC is also set to benefit. Meanwhile, TSMC has a near monopoly on the manufacturing of advanced chips. Its main rivals, Intel and Samsung, have both struggled to produce advanced logic chips at scale with high yields. Intel's foundry business, meanwhile, is bleeding cash, while Samsung has turned more of its focus to the booming memory m...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing looks like an AI top performer. The boom in artificial intelligence (AI) looks like it is just beginning and could continue to ramp up over the next decade. Famed investor Cathie Wood's Ark Invest recently predicted that AI data center spending could triple from around $500 billion to $1.4 trillion by 2030. The investment firm predicts that the bulk of this spend...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing looks like an AI top performer. The boom in artificial intelligence (AI) looks like it is just beginning and could continue to ramp up over the next decade. Famed investor Cathie Wood's Ark Invest recently predicted that AI data center spending could triple from around $500 billion to $1.4 trillion by 2030. The investment firm predicts that the bulk of this spending will be on graphics processing units (GPUs), but that AI ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits) will take meaningful market share. One of the companies best positioned to be a winner in this environment is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM 2.66%). Expand NYSE : TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Today's Change ( -2.66 %) $ -9.03 Current Price $ 330.52 Key Data Points Market Cap $1.7T Day's Range $ 329.11 - $ 339.69 52wk Range $ 134.25 - $ 351.33 Volume 510K Avg Vol 13M Gross Margin 59.02 % Dividend Yield 0.93 % An AI infrastructure winner The great thing about TSMC is that the company wins regardless of how much market share artificial intelligence ASICs take or don't take away from GPUs. The foundry is the leading manufacturer of both types of chips and has close relationships with all the top AI chip designers, including Nvidia and Broadcom. It's also the top manufacturer of other advanced chips, like those used for smartphones, and Apple is one of its largest customers, just recently being surpassed by Nvidia. As new markets with needs for advanced chips, such as autonomous driving and robotics, continue to expand, TSMC is also set to benefit. Meanwhile, TSMC has a near monopoly on the manufacturing of advanced chips. Its main rivals, Intel and Samsung, have both struggled to produce advanced logic chips at scale with high yields. Intel's foundry business, meanwhile, is bleeding cash, while Samsung has turned more of its focus to the booming memory market, where TSMC does not compete. This essentially makes the foundry the only game in town for th...
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