Robert Way Honeywell International ( HON ) is in a clear short-term downtrend, but Tuesday’s session showed a small relief as the stock is still up around +1.34%. Overall, the stock has slipped ~5% this week to around $213M, extending its monthly decline. The move came after a sharp drop from the $240 zone, breaking key support levels on strong volume, indicating institutional selling rather than ...
Robert Way Honeywell International ( HON ) is in a clear short-term downtrend, but Tuesday’s session showed a small relief as the stock is still up around +1.34%. Overall, the stock has slipped ~5% this week to around $213M, extending its monthly decline. The move came after a sharp drop from the $240 zone, breaking key support levels on strong volume, indicating institutional selling rather than routine profit-taking. Despite this weakness, the stock still holds a +10.24% YTD return , outperforming the broader S&P 500 ( SP500 ) price return at +8.18% during the same period. Ahead of the Honeywell Investor Day on June 11 , the company reaffirmed FY2026 guidance while restructuring its reporting base. CFO Mike Stepniak said, “$50M–$75M Q2 revenue hit” from the Iran conflict, but expects recovery if tensions ease. It is also reshaping its structure, spinning off Aerospace on June 29 and excluding Quantinuum IPO results and pension income from new guidance. The new Honeywell Technologies framework resets the base sharply, with FY2026 revenue guided at $19.9B–$20.2B, EPS at $3.95–$4.15, and free cash flow around $2.0B. This compares to the prior consolidated revenue base of roughly $39.3B, effectively cutting the reporting scale in half post-spin. On the technical side, price action remains weak with lower highs and lower lows intact on a one-month chart. However, MACD has seen a bullish crossover, and RSI near 38 shows early recovery from oversold zones. Still, momentum is not fully back with buyers yet. A near-term bounce towards $218 is possible, but resistance at $225 remains key. Failure there keeps the risk open. More on Honeywell International Honeywell International Inc. (HON) 2026 Guidance/Update Call - Slideshow Honeywell International Inc. (HON) Q4 2026 Guidance Call Transcript Honeywell International Inc. (HON) Presents at Wolfe Research 19th Annual Global Transportation & Industrials Conference Transcript Honeywell says it can offset Iran-related revenue hi...
May Lim/iStock via Getty Images A small group of real estate investment trusts has continued to stand out for sustained quantitative strength, with several REITs maintaining Seeking Alpha Strong Buy Quant Ratings for months across a range of property categories. Leading the list is Postal Realty Trust, Inc. ( PSTL ), which has maintained a Strong Buy Quant Rating for 302 consecutive days. NewLake ...
May Lim/iStock via Getty Images A small group of real estate investment trusts has continued to stand out for sustained quantitative strength, with several REITs maintaining Seeking Alpha Strong Buy Quant Ratings for months across a range of property categories. Leading the list is Postal Realty Trust, Inc. ( PSTL ), which has maintained a Strong Buy Quant Rating for 302 consecutive days. NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. ( NLCP ) follows with 174 consecutive days, while EPR Properties ( EPR ) has maintained the rating for 128 consecutive days. The rankings highlight strength across multiple real estate subsectors, including office, industrial, specialized, diversified, hotel, and health care REITs. Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. ( PINE ), Chatham Lodging Trust ( CLDT ), Sila Realty Trust, Inc. ( SILA ), and Xenia Hotels & Resorts, Inc. ( XHR ) also appear on the list, reflecting continued momentum across a diverse range of real estate investment trusts. Below is the full list of real estate stocks that have maintained a Strong Buy Quant Rating for at least 60 consecutive days: Postal Realty Trust, Inc. ( PSTL ) - 302 consecutive days NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. ( NLCP ) - 174 consecutive days EPR Properties ( EPR ) - 128 consecutive days Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. ( PINE ) - 121 consecutive days Chatham Lodging Trust ( CLDT ) - 93 consecutive days Sila Realty Trust, Inc. ( SILA ) - 86 consecutive days Xenia Hotels & Resorts, Inc. ( XHR ) - 70 consecutive days Real Estate ETFs: ( VNQ ), ( XLRE ), ( IYR ), ( USRT ), and ( HOMZ ) More on Real Estate stocks Weekly Market Pulse: The Real Deal The REIT Bear Case Is Breaking Down U.S. Dollar Debasement - What Our Assets Are Actually Worth Weekly ETFs: Six of 11 sectors record outflows; materials sector leads inflows Beyond big tech: AI adoption spreads across nearly every sector
Lei Qiu, head of thematic equities at Allianz Bernstein, discusses the evolving landscape of AI investment and innovation, emphasizing the United States' competitive edge in AI technology and infrastructure. Despite geopolitical tensions, particularly between the US and China, the US maintains a strong position due to its leading tech companies' strategic investments and rapid innovation in AI arc...
Lei Qiu, head of thematic equities at Allianz Bernstein, discusses the evolving landscape of AI investment and innovation, emphasizing the United States' competitive edge in AI technology and infrastructure. Despite geopolitical tensions, particularly between the US and China, the US maintains a strong position due to its leading tech companies' strategic investments and rapid innovation in AI architecture. (Source: Bloomberg)
Getty Images Sandisk Corporation’s ( SNDK ) steep selloff over the past week, alongside similar weakness across the broader memory peer group, reflects investors’ renewed angst over the durability of the AI-driven demand supercycle. The volatility’s been amplified by Broadcom’s ( AVGO ) delivery of a weaker-than-expected AI semiconductor growth outlook last week, compounding existing concerns over...
Getty Images Sandisk Corporation’s ( SNDK ) steep selloff over the past week, alongside similar weakness across the broader memory peer group, reflects investors’ renewed angst over the durability of the AI-driven demand supercycle. The volatility’s been amplified by Broadcom’s ( AVGO ) delivery of a weaker-than-expected AI semiconductor growth outlook last week, compounding existing concerns over Sandisk’s fundamental trajectory given the widening divergence between flat NAND bit growth in fiscal Q3 and soaring prices. Yet it’s likely the stock’s recent pullback overlooks Sandisk’s increasingly competitive positioning in a structurally stronger NAND demand cycle. Specifically, the company is expected to remain a key beneficiary of accelerating AI-driven NAND flash demand – especially in data center applications, as the shift towards high-volume inference and agentic workloads accelerates KV cache and storage intensity. And visibility into Sandisk’s related long-term growth and earnings profile has been reinforced by its expanding slate of multi-year supply partnerships forged with customers through its New Business Model (“NBM”). This strategic shift highlights the broadening industry shift towards supply assurance, as long-term memory availability remains critical in supporting the ongoing AI transformation. A similar transition towards long-term agreements has been employed by industry peer Micron ( MU ) as well, further validating the view that memory demand is becoming increasingly secular, as end-market customers seek sustained supply visibility to scale next-generation AI infrastructure builds. In addition to demand resilience in Sandisk’s fastest-growing data center segment, its core edge segment is also competitively positioned to benefit from accelerating memory content per device. This is reinforced by AI leader Nvidia’s ( NVDA ) recent introduction of RTX Spark – its first major push into client processors purpose-built for local AI agents and on-device ...
(RTTNews) - Despite spending much of the day's trading session in positive territory, most of the major markets in Europe closed on a weak note on Tuesday due to a sell-off in the final hour.
(RTTNews) - Despite spending much of the day's trading session in positive territory, most of the major markets in Europe closed on a weak note on Tuesday due to a sell-off in the final hour.
Hakeem Jeffries Humiliated After Trump Attack Backfires Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia.com, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) tried to score points off Donald Trump's appearance at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. And, oh boy, did it backfire spectacularly. Monday's press conference gave the House Minority Leader a stage, and he used it to attack Trump’s planned appearance at...
Hakeem Jeffries Humiliated After Trump Attack Backfires Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia.com, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) tried to score points off Donald Trump's appearance at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. And, oh boy, did it backfire spectacularly. Monday's press conference gave the House Minority Leader a stage, and he used it to attack Trump’s planned appearance at the game and to question whether Trump was even a true Knicks fan. "I think Knicks fans just want to enjoy Game 3 , the first home [NBA Finals] game that we've had in 27 years," Jeffries said. "But it also is not clear to me that Donald Trump is a big Knicks fan. I mean, does this guy even know the difference between Karl Rove and Karl Anthony Towns? I don't think so. He's just injecting himself into the NBA Finals because he always has to bring the MAGA circus into town, and that's unfortunate." The problem with Jeffries’ claim is that Trump is, in fact, a longtime Knicks fan , and there is photographic and video evidence of Trump attending Knicks games going back decades. NEW YORK - CIRCA 1993: Donald Trump looks on during an New York Knicks NBA Basketball game circa 1993 at Madison Square Garden in the Manhattan Borough of New York City. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images) New York, N.Y.: Donald Trump attends the New York Knicks game with… https://t.co/sYd9Pka3zX pic.twitter.com/y0dTsgTwUf — Apple Lamps (@lamps_apple) June 8, 2026 pic.twitter.com/EAWnPIxKKW — Apple Lamps (@lamps_apple) June 8, 2026 pic.twitter.com/PDHOspenZI nah he’s a not Knick Fan? 😂. “Dime Store Obama” is the big Knick Fan that’s never been seen at a single game…. — Louis Buchalter (@lepke2112) June 8, 2026 Heck, even CNN mocked the idea that Trump isn’t a true New York sports fan: Trump is the BOSS 🏀 pic.twitter.com/2Ihwx0Ompw — Politikal Kat-Tales (@PolitiKatTales) June 8, 2026 Then NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, not exactly a Trump surrogate, finished it off entirely. "I've been with the league ...
After a strong run that has left the stock near its high, it’s easy for Alphabet (GOOGL) investors to focus on the rapid growth in AI and the cloud. But with expectations this high, the most important number to watch may not be a growth rate. It’s a measure of profitability that has quietly stretched to a level that warrants a closer look: the net profit margin.
After a strong run that has left the stock near its high, it’s easy for Alphabet (GOOGL) investors to focus on the rapid growth in AI and the cloud. But with expectations this high, the most important number to watch may not be a growth rate. It’s a measure of profitability that has quietly stretched to a level that warrants a closer look: the net profit margin.
Klaus Vedfelt Ashland Inc. ( ASH ) rose 6.3% after a report that activist investor Ancora Alternatives has taken a significant stake and wants the company to pursue a sales process. The hedge fund started to build its position in Ashland ( ASH ) in April, according to a Reuters report on Tuesday, which cited a presentation the newswire viewed. Ancora believes Ashland could see at least $76 a share...
Klaus Vedfelt Ashland Inc. ( ASH ) rose 6.3% after a report that activist investor Ancora Alternatives has taken a significant stake and wants the company to pursue a sales process. The hedge fund started to build its position in Ashland ( ASH ) in April, according to a Reuters report on Tuesday, which cited a presentation the newswire viewed. Ancora believes Ashland could see at least $76 a share in sale, a 31% gain from its current level. "A sale is the best path to realizing Ashland's intrinsic value in the face of the company's significant trading discount and near-term growth and execution issues," the presentation said, according to Reuters. "Ashland is an attractive asset to a deep pool of strategics and financial sponsors alike." Ancora is ready to start a proxy fight if the U.S. specialty chemicals hasn't made tangible progress toward reaching a deal by when the window to nominate directors starts in September. Ashland wasn't immediately available for comment to Reuters. More on Ashland Ashland Inc. (ASH) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Ashland Inc. 2026 Q2 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Ashland Inc. (ASH) Presents at Gabelli Funds Annual Specialty Chemicals Symposium Transcript Ashland dividend preview—16-year streak set for another raise Ashland outlines fiscal 2026 sales of $1.835B-$1.87B and adjusted EBITDA of $385M-$400M as Hopewell timing cuts $10M-$12M savings
Clean energy has been on a strong run the past year as worldwide energy demand rises along with concerns over the supply and environmental impact of fossil fuels. The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NYSEMKT:NLR) offers concentrated exposure to the nuclear supply chain with higher yields, while the iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (NASDAQ:ICLN) provides broader, lower-cost access to renewable energy...
Clean energy has been on a strong run the past year as worldwide energy demand rises along with concerns over the supply and environmental impact of fossil fuels. The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NYSEMKT:NLR) offers concentrated exposure to the nuclear supply chain with higher yields, while the iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (NASDAQ:ICLN) provides broader, lower-cost access to renewable energy utilities. Investors looking to capitalize on the global transition toward carbon-free power often choose between broad renewable energy strategies and specialized sub-sectors. While both funds target the decarbonization of the power grid, they diverge significantly in their underlying technologies, cost structures, and historical risk-adjusted performance. Beta measures price volatility relative to the S&P 500; beta is calculated from five-year monthly returns. The 1-yr return represents total return over the trailing 12 months. Dividend yield is the trailing-12-month distribution yield. Continue reading
Hi, it’s Mike Hytha in San Francisco and Liana Baker in New York, looking at the advantages—and disadvantages—of being the first AI giant out of the IPO gate. Also, Paramount’s $110 billion Warner takeover is being investigated by the UK merger watchdog and SpaceX’s IPO is oversubscribed. Today’s top stories GSK buys Nuvalent for $10.6 billion in major cancer push. Intesa CEO says Paschi could ope...
Hi, it’s Mike Hytha in San Francisco and Liana Baker in New York, looking at the advantages—and disadvantages—of being the first AI giant out of the IPO gate. Also, Paramount’s $110 billion Warner takeover is being investigated by the UK merger watchdog and SpaceX’s IPO is oversubscribed. Today’s top stories GSK buys Nuvalent for $10.6 billion in major cancer push. Intesa CEO says Paschi could open path to European deals. Brookfield, GIP defy war to advance $7.5 billion Kuwait deal. SpaceX IPO well oversubscribed , orders closing Wednesday. Nestle’s longtime PE partner drops out of bidding for Perrier. On your AI mark ... The Claude versus ChatGPT IPO race is on. One week to the day after Anthropic announced it had submitted its draft IPO registration confidentially to the SEC, OpenAI did the same Monday, specifying in its statement on X: “We expect it to leak so we’re just announcing it.” Both companies have come close to $1 trillion valuations in funding rounds this year, placing them firmly in the megacap IPO category; only SpaceX’s planned $75 billion listing this week stands to throw any shade on them. Like Anthropic, OpenAI didn’t say much in saying it had filed. Bloomberg News has reported that OpenAI could go public as soon as the fall, but the company itself only offered some open-to-interpretation caution in its submission. “It may be a while because there are things we want to do that are likely easier as a private company,” OpenAI said. One of those things, as our colleagues Shirin Ghaffary and Bailey Lipschultz reported, appears to be a tender sale of shares to provide liquidity to employees in the coming weeks. The timing of the announcements by OpenAI and Anthropic may have as much to do with SpaceX—and its freshly merged xAI unit—as with each other. At the very least, it’s a good time to snag some of the spotlight while the market is focused on what will be the biggest listing ever if all goes to plan for Elon Musk. Tuesday morning at the Mizuho Tech...
Over the last 7 days, the United States market has dropped 2.7%, yet it has shown resilience with a 23% rise over the past year and expectations for earnings to grow by 17% annually in the coming years. In this context, growth companies with high insider ownership, such as ATRenew and two others we'll explore, can be particularly appealing as they often indicate strong internal confidence in their...
Over the last 7 days, the United States market has dropped 2.7%, yet it has shown resilience with a 23% rise over the past year and expectations for earnings to grow by 17% annually in the coming years. In this context, growth companies with high insider ownership, such as ATRenew and two others we'll explore, can be particularly appealing as they often indicate strong internal confidence in their long-term potential.
Fitbit’s Charge 6 offers more features than the Air and is currently the same price. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Whether you’re shopping for Father’s Day or trying to keep your kids entertained over summer break, you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a great Fitbit right now. You can currently pick up the Fitbit Charge 6 for $50 off at Amazon , Best Buy , and Target , the Fitb...
Fitbit’s Charge 6 offers more features than the Air and is currently the same price. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Whether you’re shopping for Father’s Day or trying to keep your kids entertained over summer break, you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a great Fitbit right now. You can currently pick up the Fitbit Charge 6 for $50 off at Amazon , Best Buy , and Target , the Fitbit Ace LTE for $80 off ( Amazon , Best Buy , Target ), and the new Fitbit Air ( Amazon , Best Buy , Target ), and all come in around $100. Fitbit Air Where to Buy: $99.99 at Amazon $99.99 at Best Buy $99.99 at Target While all three cost about the same, they’re designed for very different users. The Fitbit Air is geared toward anybody who wants a simple wearable focused mainly on health and fitness tracking, without the distractions of a screen or smartwatch features. It’s lightweight with no buttons, and tracks activity, steps, sleep, as well as core health metrics like heart rate and nightly blood oxygen levels. It also supports Bluetooth connectivity with certain gym equipment, allowing you to broadcast your heart rate to compatible machines during workouts. If you pay for a $9.99 monthly (or $99.99 annual) subscription , you’ll also gain access to Google’s surprisingly useful AI-powered Health Coach , which can create personalized fitness plans and offer recommendations based on your activity, sleep, and overall health data. Fitbit Charge 6 Where to Buy: $159.95 $99.95 at Amazon $159.95 $99.95 at Best Buy $159.95 $99.95 at Target The Charge 6, in contrast, looks more like a traditional Fitbit fitness tracker and offers a few extra perks. In addition to a bright OLED touchscreen, it boasts an FDA-cleared EKG reader and notably offers smartwatch-like functionality such as built-in GPS, turn-by-turn navigation via Google Maps, support for Google Wallet, and the ability to display call, text, and app notifications. As a result, it’s a better fit for people who want a wearab...