What's better than two private companies run by Elon Musk? One even larger company on the edge of going public. That's the optimistic case for supercharging Musk's rocket firm SpaceX, with the acquisition of his AI startup xAI in a deal that values the private enterprise at $1.25 trillion. Supercharge is not the verb that everyone would use, however. Skeptical internal shareholders and outside obs...
What's better than two private companies run by Elon Musk? One even larger company on the edge of going public. That's the optimistic case for supercharging Musk's rocket firm SpaceX, with the acquisition of his AI startup xAI in a deal that values the private enterprise at $1.25 trillion. Supercharge is not the verb that everyone would use, however. Skeptical internal shareholders and outside observers might see the mega merger as another instance of Musk self-dealing. Using one profitable company with a compelling story to swallow an unprofitable one with ambiguous and expensive AI ambitions isn't so much a pitch as it is a corporate piggy bank. But buying into the Musk trade can be a lucrative strategy. And clinging to his far-fetched plans has worked before. Sign up for the Yahoo Finance Morning Brief By subscribing, you are agreeing to Yahoo's Terms and Privacy Policy Subscribe Months ahead of a widely expected IPO, SpaceX has spruced itself up, becoming an even more diversified and dynamic investment vehicle for the Musk trade. If you don't believe in Tesla's vehicles, invest in SpaceX. If you don't like X, put your hopes in orbital data centers. And if you're looking for any kind of way to get in on the AI startup trade, Musk will soon have you covered. In other words, the SpaceX merger is another big reason to get into the Musk business of dreaming big. And the timing is just right. This is like staging a home about to go on the market. Only, instead of a bustling open house, we'll soon get a historic IPO. Another angle to consider, which gets at the motivation behind the deal, is how OpenAI and Anthropic will view Musk's maneuver. There isn't a shortage of private investors trying to bet big on the success of AI. But there are levels to investment, and going public is the next one. In the same way that OpenAI gained an advantage by releasing ChatGPT before anyone else's chatbot, making a public debut before other pure AI players will benefit the first mover...
In this article CMCSA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A Super Bowl LX sign is seen at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, Friday, Jan. 30, 2026. Stephen Lam | San Francisco Chronicle | Hearst Newspapers | Getty Images The Super Bowl is prime real estate every year for advertisers eager to get their brands in front of millions of consumers at once. It's also costly. That's why a sm...
In this article CMCSA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A Super Bowl LX sign is seen at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, Friday, Jan. 30, 2026. Stephen Lam | San Francisco Chronicle | Hearst Newspapers | Getty Images The Super Bowl is prime real estate every year for advertisers eager to get their brands in front of millions of consumers at once. It's also costly. That's why a small subset of ad space for streaming-only commercials is gaining traction and granting smaller brands time during TV's biggest night of the year. Comcast's NBC broadcast network will air Super Bowl 60 this year, with the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots facing off from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. NBC's streaming service, Peacock, will simulcast the event. While streaming has generally become the overwhelmingly popular way to consume content, the Super Bowl is still primarily watched via the broadcast network. The streaming simulcast — gaining viewers each year — features certain ad spots earmarked only for that audience. Streaming-only spots make up about 10% of the full ad inventory during the Super Bowl and cost about half of what a traditional TV commercial goes for, said Mark Marshall , NBC's chairman of global advertising and partnerships. "So cheaper, but still not cheap," said Marshall. "And part of it is also you don't have many of these spots, right? So I think people caught on to this trick over the past couple years, and it's done really well in streaming. And as a result, a lot of people are lining up and wanting to do that." Each year the cost of the national ads for the Super Bowl breaks a record. NBC sold out of ad inventory for the Super Bowl, averaging $8 million per 30-second commercial, with between five and 10 ads selling for more than $10 million each, CNBC previously reported. watch now VIDEO 5:20 05:20 How the NFL makes money from the Super Bowl CNBC Sport The streaming-only ads, which still appear nationally, fill the slots th...
designer491/iStock via Getty Images Motio Research reports their initial estimate of U.S. median household income for December 2025 is $86,820, a $340 (or 0.4%) decrease from their initial November 2025 estimate of $87,160 . The change is the first decline Motio's household income index has seen in the last several months, which we've described as appearing to "run hot" with respect to the estimat...
designer491/iStock via Getty Images Motio Research reports their initial estimate of U.S. median household income for December 2025 is $86,820, a $340 (or 0.4%) decrease from their initial November 2025 estimate of $87,160 . The change is the first decline Motio's household income index has seen in the last several months, which we've described as appearing to "run hot" with respect to the estimates we develop using our alternate methodology . One interpretation of that outcome is that Motio Research's use of survey-based data has picked up on a new trend that isn't yet making its presence felt in the aggregate wage and salary data we use to develop our estimates of median household income. That's a real possibility for October and November 2025's data; we found we had some really uncanny accuracy in predicting what our "official" estimates would be after the aggregate wage and salary data along with population data for both months became available in late January 2026. Our accuracy suggests the BEA is using similar methods to project their own estimates, which means it's fully independent of the survey-based data Motio Research utilizes in determining their estimates. Another possibility is the sampling used by the Census Bureau in collecting income data through its monthly Current Population Survey. If that sample has been skewed to the high side compared to the general population in recent months, it could well produce estimates that are higher than those we project using the BEA's aggregate income data. Given the various survey and analytical methodologies involved, that state of affairs could last for several months until the survey population fully rolls over and the resulting income data undergoes what statisticians refer to as a reversion to the mean . If this second possibility holds, we should see Motio Research's estimates move back toward our projections over the next several months. But if it stays elevated, then the argument for the first possibility b...
Trump grants tariff breaks to 'politically connected' companies, Senate Dems say toggle caption Andrew Harnik/Getty Images Two top-ranking Democrats are blasting the Trump administration for playing favorites with tariffs — by giving trade relief to the big companies whose CEOs are cozying up to the president. In a letter to the White House made public Wednesday morning, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., an...
Trump grants tariff breaks to 'politically connected' companies, Senate Dems say toggle caption Andrew Harnik/Getty Images Two top-ranking Democrats are blasting the Trump administration for playing favorites with tariffs — by giving trade relief to the big companies whose CEOs are cozying up to the president. In a letter to the White House made public Wednesday morning, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., criticized the administration for relaxing some tariffs "through an opaque process that appears to favor the politically connected" and that "has opened the door to corruption and economic harm." Sponsor Message Wyden is the top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee; Van Hollen sits on the Senate Appropriations Committee, and is the top-ranking Democrat on its commerce subcommittee. Now they're raising "significant concerns that the Trump Administration appears to have created a closed-door tariff exclusion process allowing relief largely for those with political connections," according to the letter addressed to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. The tariff exemption process "has lacked transparency and procedural fairness for American stakeholders, especially small businesses and family farms," Wyden and Van Hollen added in the letter. An advance copy of the letter was seen by NPR. The letter comes at a time when President Trump is visibly favoring some companies and investors, some of whom have publicly courted him with personal gifts — like the gold-plated desk clock recently presented by Rolex's CEO — and donations to his controversial plans to build a White House ballroom. This blurring of the lines between business and government has led political commentators and business leaders across the political spectrum to warn that the United States is tipping into "crony capitalism." A White House spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but the administration ha...
00:00 Speaker A Microsoft, Meta and and Apple put forth a mixed bag of results for investors, but Wall Street sending a strong message to tech giants that pressure is on to prove spending can power growth. Next up in the hot seat, we got Google, we got Amazon. Join me now to discuss all of it. City senior analyst, Ron Josie. Ron, it is good to see you. So, uh you cover Amazon and Alphabet, Ron. Yo...
00:00 Speaker A Microsoft, Meta and and Apple put forth a mixed bag of results for investors, but Wall Street sending a strong message to tech giants that pressure is on to prove spending can power growth. Next up in the hot seat, we got Google, we got Amazon. Join me now to discuss all of it. City senior analyst, Ron Josie. Ron, it is good to see you. So, uh you cover Amazon and Alphabet, Ron. You also cover meta. They reported investors like what they had to say. Are there read throughs in that meta report on 00:41 Speaker A to Alphabet? 00:43 Ron You know, ye yes and no. Um, from an advertising perspective and a consumer and engagement perspective, I think the answer is absolutely yes. So, advertising was a big surprise, overall revenue growth was a big surprise for for meta, maybe not for 4Q. I think people were looking for that 24% growth, but the acceleration that the company reported for 1Q or expected to report for 1Q in their guidance up to 33 plus percent growth. I think that was a big surprise and 01:21 Ron underlying that, yes, Meta is doing some pretty fantastic things with their AI ranking recommendation models that is specific to Amazon, but underlying that is a broader overall what we call healthy online advertising market and I think Meta or Google, Amazon, others participate in that as well. So there are some rether's that rether's there and and we're we're incrementally positive on Google and Amazon and Reddit, uh uh post meta numbers. 01:54 Speaker A Uh just sticking with Google, Ron, interesting to get your thoughts and all things Gemini. Just what what the adoption curve and trends look like there, Ron? And also just how you kind of think about long-term the relationship and impact with search. 02:14 Ron I mean, Gemini is something that's impacting the entire organization and that's what's making Google so attractive or at least so interesting from our perspective. Google is amongst our top picks there and Gemini is powering Google search and w...
YouTube and its stable of creators appear to have won the battle for television viewers. The fight for big TV ad budgets is another story. People watch YouTube on televisions an average of 182 million hours a day, more time than Disney accumulates across its ABC broadcast network, its cable portfolio including ESPN and its streaming services combined, according to Nielsen.
YouTube and its stable of creators appear to have won the battle for television viewers. The fight for big TV ad budgets is another story. People watch YouTube on televisions an average of 182 million hours a day, more time than Disney accumulates across its ABC broadcast network, its cable portfolio including ESPN and its streaming services combined, according to Nielsen.
Should investors listen to this famous short-seller? David Einhorn is one of the most influential hedge fund managers in the world. His investment strategy involves buying undervalued equities and simultaneously shorting overvalued stocks while maintaining exposure to major economic trends. That has enabled his fund, Greenlight Capital, to produce returns that look meaningfully different from the ...
Should investors listen to this famous short-seller? David Einhorn is one of the most influential hedge fund managers in the world. His investment strategy involves buying undervalued equities and simultaneously shorting overvalued stocks while maintaining exposure to major economic trends. That has enabled his fund, Greenlight Capital, to produce returns that look meaningfully different from the overall market in any given year. One of Einhorn's best-known trades is shorting Lehman Brothers in 2007. Unfortunately, the fund hasn't been nearly as successful since that short sale paid off. It has mostly underperformed the S&P 500 since then, with a lone standout performance coming amid the 2022 bear market. But modest performance in bull markets with strong outperformance amid bear markets has enabled Greenlight Capital to produce total average annual returns of 12.7% since its founding in 1996, outpacing the S&P 500's yearly average 10.2% return in that period. So, Einhorn is worth paying attention to, especially when he talks about a potential market downturn. In his most recent letter to investors, he issued a major warning that could lead his fund to another period of outperformance. Stocks are reaching dot-com bubble levels Einhorn has been warning of rising valuations in the market for a couple of years. His letter to investors ramps up that warning: We believe that the U.S. equity market is the most expensive we've seen since we began managing money, and arguably in the history of the United States. It isn't just our skepticism about AI stocks; speculative behavior among retail investors is palpable. ... From a long-term perspective, we still believe that this is not a great time to have a lot of equity exposure. Greenlight opened its doors in 1996 in the midst of the dot-com bubble. Many unprofitable stocks traded for billions of dollars at the time. The S&P 500 forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio climbed above 24, and the CAPE ratio, which is designed to ad...
For at least two decades, former Amazon executive Dave Clark ended his work week the same way: a standing Friday date night with his wife, Leigh Anne. Over dinner, the Clarks would talk through the “peak and pit” of their weeks. The ritual often revolved around Amazon, where Clark played a central role in building the logistics infrastructure that helped launch the e-commerce era. During those yea...
For at least two decades, former Amazon executive Dave Clark ended his work week the same way: a standing Friday date night with his wife, Leigh Anne. Over dinner, the Clarks would talk through the “peak and pit” of their weeks. The ritual often revolved around Amazon, where Clark played a central role in building the logistics infrastructure that helped launch the e-commerce era. During those years, Leigh Anne was a sounding board for her husband. In the process, she had a front-row seat to Amazon’s growth from what she called “a baby to a behemoth.” By the time Clark left Amazon in 2022, he was CEO of the Worldwide Consumer division and one of billionaire founder Jeff Bezos’ top lieutenants. Dave Clark at Auger headquarters Monday. David Jaewon Oh for NBC News But these days, Fridays for the Clarks look very different. Their dinner date has morphed into afternoon cocktails — a bourbon with Diet Coke for her and a Manhattan for him. And the conversation isn’t focused on Amazon anymore. It’s about Auger, the supply-chain startup they run together. In their first joint interview from Auger’s Seattle office, the Clarks described how their marriage and complementary skill sets are shaping the company. “We’ve been together for so long that we kind of just read each other’s minds,” Leigh Anne said. Working together, she said, “felt like a natural fit.”
In any datacenter, whether it's for AI or not, having fast networked communication across nodes is as equally important as the speed of the nodes themselves. When doing AI work, developers are steered to vendor-specific networking libraries like Nvidia's NCCL or AMD's RCCL. Now, in a new paper, a group of South Korean scientists has proposed a new library called HetCCL, a vendor-agnostic approach ...
In any datacenter, whether it's for AI or not, having fast networked communication across nodes is as equally important as the speed of the nodes themselves. When doing AI work, developers are steered to vendor-specific networking libraries like Nvidia's NCCL or AMD's RCCL. Now, in a new paper, a group of South Korean scientists has proposed a new library called HetCCL, a vendor-agnostic approach that allows clusters composed of GPUs from both vendors to operate as one. Although it can simply be used for communicating between multiple GPUs in one setup, a collective commin a datacenter often ends up using good ol' Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) to let applications pass data to a GPU somewhere else in the network. Think of sending network packets directly into a device's memory (in this case GPU VRAM), rather than going through the driver, the TCP/IP stack, the OS networking layer, and burning a metric ton of CPU cycles in the process. The paper's authors claim that HetCCL is a world-first drop-in replacement for the vendor-specific CCLs, accomplishing multiple feats at once, by enabling cross-platform communication and load balancing. HetCCL's greatest feat is that it can make multi-vendor deployments viable, letting developers use the aggregate compute capacity of Nvidia and AMD server racks for a given task. Second, HetCCL purports to be a direct library replacement, apparently requiring only that developers link their application to the HetCCL code rather than their vendor's CCL. The best analogy here is changing a DLL in a game to inject fancy post-processing filters. This way, there should be no source code changes necessary anywhere, from the application all the way to drivers, a fact the HetCCL team proudly calls out. Third, it implicitly adds support for any future new GPU vendors, as once linked to HetCCL, application code doesn't have to concern itself about whether their data transfer calls to, say, NCCL, will actually end up at Nvidia GPUs. And last ...
Dow futures rose after investors shifted out of techs and into consumer staples, regional banks, precious metals and industrials. AMD, Lumentum were earnings movers overnight. Eli Lilly is on tap.
Dow futures rose after investors shifted out of techs and into consumer staples, regional banks, precious metals and industrials. AMD, Lumentum were earnings movers overnight. Eli Lilly is on tap.
↘️ Adobe (ADBE), Salesforce (CRM), Intuit (INTU): The three stocks ticked down premarket, suggesting Tuesday's sharp selloff in software stocks could abate in regular trading hours Wednesday. ↘️ Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): The chip maker recorded a one-third jump in quarterly sales and said data-center revenue could grow 60%-plus in the coming years as demand from AI hyperscalers grows.
↘️ Adobe (ADBE), Salesforce (CRM), Intuit (INTU): The three stocks ticked down premarket, suggesting Tuesday's sharp selloff in software stocks could abate in regular trading hours Wednesday. ↘️ Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): The chip maker recorded a one-third jump in quarterly sales and said data-center revenue could grow 60%-plus in the coming years as demand from AI hyperscalers grows.
Several roads have been closed in Leicester after a “serious incident” on a university campus. De Montfort University said it was working with Leicestershire police, who confirmed the incident took place on Oxford Street in the city on Tuesday evening. They gave no further details about the incident. A De Montfort University spokesperson said: “We are working with Leicestershire police as they lau...
Several roads have been closed in Leicester after a “serious incident” on a university campus. De Montfort University said it was working with Leicestershire police, who confirmed the incident took place on Oxford Street in the city on Tuesday evening. They gave no further details about the incident. A De Montfort University spokesperson said: “We are working with Leicestershire police as they launch an immediate investigation. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by what has happened. We are offering direct support to students and staff who witnessed the incident.” In a statement shared early on Wednesday morning, police said road closures were in place “due to police scene preservation in place following an incident in Oxford Street, Leicester, last night”. “These closures are expected to remain on for a number of hours,” they added, urging motorists to avoid the area. Closures are in place on Oxford Street, Infirmary Road, Infirmary Square, Carlton Street, York Road, Lower Brown Street, the Gateway and Gosling Street. The Infirmary Road junction with Aylestone Road and the Newarke Street junction with Oxford Street are also closed. University Hospitals of Leicester NHS trust warned patients with appointments on Wednesday of potential disruption due to road closures around Leicester Royal Infirmary. It said in a statement on Facebook: “Due to road closures currently in place near the hospital following an overnight incident, there will be traffic disruption in the area this morning. Please attend your appointment and allow extra time for your journey. Follow local diversions and police instructions. If you are delayed, please contact your clinic or department where possible.”
IonQ is the most popular quantum computing stock. It's not necessarily the best investment in 2026. If you want to invest in quantum computing, IonQ (IONQ 0.28%) probably comes to mind first. It's a pure play, it's publicly traded, and it's got buzz. It even generates about $80 million of annual sales, making it closer to a successful business operation than the other quantum specialists. But is I...
IonQ is the most popular quantum computing stock. It's not necessarily the best investment in 2026. If you want to invest in quantum computing, IonQ (IONQ 0.28%) probably comes to mind first. It's a pure play, it's publicly traded, and it's got buzz. It even generates about $80 million of annual sales, making it closer to a successful business operation than the other quantum specialists. But is IonQ the best way to bet on this groundbreaking technology? I don't think so. The five following stocks have serious quantum computing programs, stronger balance sheets, and diversified businesses. If their quantum research projects don't result in cash-cow businesses over time, they can fall back on their other operations. In short, I expect all of them to be worth more than IonQ in five years. For the record, IonQ's market cap is $13.7 billion as of this writing on Feb. 2, 2026. At $144.8 billion, Honeywell is more than thermostats Most investors don't associate Honeywell (HON +1.46%) with cutting-edge quantum research. That's understandable. The company is better known for aerospace components and building technologies. The builder put a Honeywell thermostat in my house, for example. But Honeywell has been quietly building one of the strongest positions in quantum computing through Quantinuum. Honeywell formed this standalone company in 2021 by merging its Quantum Solutions division with Cambridge Quantum. Yes, I'm talking about the famous British university, which has close ties to this organization. Cambridge Quantum was founded by Ilyas Khan, a longtime Cambridge University fellow. Quantinuum combines Honeywell's trapped-ion hardware with Cambridge Quantum's software expertise, and the results have been impressive. The company has posted industry-leading scores on quantum volume benchmarks and is already generating revenue from enterprise customers. Honeywell shareholders get exposure to this upside without betting the farm on it. The core business provides ballast; Qu...
A 62-year-old man who fled Hong Kong after a brutal murder on a Sai Kung beach nearly 37 years ago has been arrested in Thailand and will be extradited back to the city on Thursday, the South China Morning Post has learned. Mui Yiu-keung was reportedly detained on Monday at a house in Bangkok’s Nong Chok district. Thai police said the arrest was made at the request of Hong Kong authorities, who ha...
A 62-year-old man who fled Hong Kong after a brutal murder on a Sai Kung beach nearly 37 years ago has been arrested in Thailand and will be extradited back to the city on Thursday, the South China Morning Post has learned. Mui Yiu-keung was reportedly detained on Monday at a house in Bangkok’s Nong Chok district. Thai police said the arrest was made at the request of Hong Kong authorities, who had been pursuing the last of four suspects linked to the killing of a man at Lung Ha Wan beach in August 1989. Advertisement Mui was reportedly not carrying any identification when arrested. When questioned, he admitted his identity. Mui had reportedly lived in the country since 1994 and ran an eatery in Lam Phak Chi subdistrict. He married a Thai woman and fathered three children. Advertisement The suspect, who declined to comment on the murder, has been charged with illegal immigration in Thailand and extradition proceedings are under way. The SCMP has learned that he will be handed over to Hong Kong officers on Thursday, with Commissioner of Police Joe Chow Yat-ming expected to brief the media.
Thomas Nuehnen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images It has been roughly seven months since I last covered Bitcoin Cash ( BCH-USD ) or the Grayscale Bitcoin Cash Trust ( OTCQX:BCHG ) for Seeking Alpha. To briefly recap my thoughts on both the fund and the underlying asset; a BCHG long position is essentially a speculative bet on the performance of BCH. My view has typically been that a speculative bet...
Thomas Nuehnen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images It has been roughly seven months since I last covered Bitcoin Cash ( BCH-USD ) or the Grayscale Bitcoin Cash Trust ( OTCQX:BCHG ) for Seeking Alpha. To briefly recap my thoughts on both the fund and the underlying asset; a BCHG long position is essentially a speculative bet on the performance of BCH. My view has typically been that a speculative bet in the cryptocurrency space generally requires either a fundamental catalyst or a narrative tailwind of some sort. Data by YCharts Interestingly, since the publication of that last BCH piece that I wrote in June 2025, Bitcoin Cash has significantly outperformed Bitcoin ( BTC-USD ). Thus, the obvious question; is there a reason for this out-performance that would justify one of those speculative long positions in BCHG or BCH more directly? Born Out of Conflict Without getting into the entire history of Bitcoin Cash (which I first covered in 2021) the network came into existence as a hardfork from Bitcoin in 2017 following the 'blocksize war' that began a couple years prior. While several prominent early Bitcoin adopters initially supported the hard fork, Bitcoin Cash failed to take off. BCH/BTC Weekly Chart (TrendSpider) Peak to trough, BCH is down 98% from its 2018 high priced in BTC. That said, Bitcoin Cash has quietly out-performed Bitcoin going back to January 2025. Beyond that, one could make the argument that the coin has indeed broken out of its downtrend against BTC. But, as I said in the opening section of this article, better speculative plays come with either a fundamental or narrative catalyst backing the move. For that, we have to look at on-chain data as well as any potential headlines that could provide a shift in sentiment. Bitcoin Cash Network Usage & Sentiment Catalysts 30 Day Active Addresses: BCH (CoinMetrics) Without belaboring the point too much, the network usage story is simply not there for Bitcoin Cash. The chart above shows the long term trend for...
Key Points After hitting a 52-week high of $161 last summer, Bitmine Immersion Technologies now trades for just $26. The market cap of Bitmine Immersion Technologies is now almost exactly equivalent to the value of its Ethereum holdings. Ethereum is now looking like a better buy than an Ethereum treasury company such as Bitmine. 10 stocks we like better than Bitmine Immersion Technologies › Until ...
Key Points After hitting a 52-week high of $161 last summer, Bitmine Immersion Technologies now trades for just $26. The market cap of Bitmine Immersion Technologies is now almost exactly equivalent to the value of its Ethereum holdings. Ethereum is now looking like a better buy than an Ethereum treasury company such as Bitmine. 10 stocks we like better than Bitmine Immersion Technologies › Until last July, chances are, most crypto investors had never even heard of Bitmine Immersion Technologies (NYSEMKT: BMNR). At the time, it was a relatively tiny Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) mining company that had fallen out of favor with investors years ago. But something fascinating happened in July. Bitmine Immersion Technologies transformed into an Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) treasury company, and began buying Ethereum like there was no tomorrow. The company now holds 3.5% of all Ethereum in circulation, and ranks as the biggest corporate holder of Ethereum in the world. For those reasons alone, it could be worth a closer look by crypto investors. 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 » How to value a crypto treasury company? The big question, of course, is whether Bitmine Immersion Technologies is fairly valued at a current price of $26. That's a steep discount from the $161 price it had been trading at during the summer. The current price gives Bitmine Immersion Technologies an implied market cap of roughly $12 billion. And that's where things get really interesting. That's because Bitmine Immersion Technologies currently holds 4.24 million ETH on its balance sheet. At today's prices, that's worth a staggering $11.6 billion. So, assuming that Bitmine still hasn't issued any debt to help finance its purchases, in order to determine if Bitmine is fairly valued, all you have to do is compare its market cap to the value of its Ethereum holdings. Right now, the company is trading at a multiple of...
Valeo Financial Advisors LLC trimmed its position in Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG - Free Report) by 2.3% during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor owned 126,954 shares of the information services provider's stock after selling 3,042 shares during the quarter. Alphabet accounts for 0.7...
Valeo Financial Advisors LLC trimmed its position in Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG - Free Report) by 2.3% during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor owned 126,954 shares of the information services provider's stock after selling 3,042 shares during the quarter. Alphabet accounts for 0.7% of Valeo Financial Advisors LLC's holdings, making the stock its 27th biggest holding. Valeo Financial Advisors LLC's holdings in Alphabet were worth $30,920,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period. Other hedge funds and other institutional investors also recently modified their holdings of the company. Truist Financial Corp boosted its position in shares of Alphabet by 0.3% in the third quarter. Truist Financial Corp now owns 3,637,658 shares of the information services provider's stock valued at $885,951,000 after acquiring an additional 10,731 shares during the period. Adamsbrown Wealth Consultants LLC raised its stake in Alphabet by 4.0% in the 3rd quarter. Adamsbrown Wealth Consultants LLC now owns 1,774 shares of the information services provider's stock worth $432,000 after purchasing an additional 68 shares in the last quarter. Hutchens & Kramer Investment Management Group LLC raised its stake in Alphabet by 4.6% in the 3rd quarter. Hutchens & Kramer Investment Management Group LLC now owns 4,419 shares of the information services provider's stock worth $1,076,000 after purchasing an additional 194 shares in the last quarter. AGH Wealth Advisors LLC boosted its holdings in Alphabet by 2.1% in the 3rd quarter. AGH Wealth Advisors LLC now owns 7,346 shares of the information services provider's stock valued at $1,789,000 after purchasing an additional 152 shares during the period. Finally, Pines Wealth Management LLC boosted its holdings in Alphabet by 1.2% in the 3rd quarter. Pines Wealth Management LLC now owns 17,979 shares of the information services ...
RAM Investment Partners LLC raised its position in shares of Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG - Free Report) by 59.1% in the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 24,906 shares of the information services provider's stock after purchasing an additional 9,253 shares during the quarter. Alphabet comprises 1.1% of RAM Investment...
RAM Investment Partners LLC raised its position in shares of Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG - Free Report) by 59.1% in the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 24,906 shares of the information services provider's stock after purchasing an additional 9,253 shares during the quarter. Alphabet comprises 1.1% of RAM Investment Partners LLC's portfolio, making the stock its 13th largest holding. RAM Investment Partners LLC's holdings in Alphabet were worth $6,066,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period. A number of other hedge funds and other institutional investors also recently modified their holdings of the company. IFS Advisors LLC boosted its holdings in Alphabet by 400.0% during the second quarter. IFS Advisors LLC now owns 150 shares of the information services provider's stock worth $27,000 after buying an additional 120 shares in the last quarter. WestEnd Advisors LLC boosted its stake in shares of Alphabet by 58.7% during the 2nd quarter. WestEnd Advisors LLC now owns 165 shares of the information services provider's stock worth $29,000 after acquiring an additional 61 shares in the last quarter. Fairman Group LLC grew its holdings in shares of Alphabet by 121.3% in the 2nd quarter. Fairman Group LLC now owns 177 shares of the information services provider's stock worth $31,000 after acquiring an additional 97 shares during the last quarter. University of Illinois Foundation acquired a new stake in shares of Alphabet during the second quarter worth $31,000. Finally, Manning & Napier Advisors LLC acquired a new stake in shares of Alphabet during the third quarter worth $32,000. Institutional investors own 27.26% of the company's stock. Get Alphabet alerts: Sign Up Insider Buying and Selling at Alphabet In related news, Director John L. Hennessy sold 600 shares of the business's stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, January 13th. The stock was sold at an average pric...
Israel strikes Gaza, killing 19, mostly women and children, after saying Hamas violated deal toggle caption Jehad Alshrafi/AP DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 19 Palestinians, most of them women and children, by midday Wednesday, according to hospital officials. Israel pledged to continue strikes, saying that it was responding to a militant attack on Israeli sold...
Israel strikes Gaza, killing 19, mostly women and children, after saying Hamas violated deal toggle caption Jehad Alshrafi/AP DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 19 Palestinians, most of them women and children, by midday Wednesday, according to hospital officials. Israel pledged to continue strikes, saying that it was responding to a militant attack on Israeli soldiers that seriously wounded one. Among the Palestinians killed were five children, including a 5-month-old and a baby just 10 days old; seven women; and a paramedic, said hospital officials. They are the latest Palestinians in Gaza to die since a ceasefire deal, which has been punctuated by deadly Israeli strikes, came into effect on Oct. 10, 2025. More than 530 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli in that time, according to Gaza's health ministry. The escalating Palestinian death toll has rocked the U.S.-backed truce and caused Palestinians in the strip to say it does not feel like the war has ended. Sponsor Message "The genocidal war against our people in the Gaza Strip continues," said Dr. Mohamed Abu Selmiya, director of Gaza City's Shifa Hospital, in a Facebook post. "Where is the ceasefire? Where are the mediators?" An Israeli military official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with military policy, told The Associated Press that Israel would continue striking the strip. Since the ceasefire took hold, Israel's military has defended deadly strikes by saying it is responding to Hamas violations or militant attacks on its soldiers. The military says four soldiers have been killed since the ceasefire took hold. Mediators have condemned the attacks and Hamas has called them violations of the deal. Early Wednesday, Israeli troops fired on a building in the Tuffah neighborhood in north Gaza, killing at least 11 people, most from the same family, said Shifa Hospital, which received the bodies. The dead included two parents, their 10-day-old girl, her 5-month...