YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF ( AIYY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.1146, 4.80% higher from the prior week's distribution of $0.1091. The annual distribution rate is 60.02%, with an SEC yield of 3.61%. The return of capital is 0.00%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha...
YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF ( AIYY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.1146, 4.80% higher from the prior week's distribution of $0.1091. The annual distribution rate is 60.02%, with an SEC yield of 3.61%. The return of capital is 0.00%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF Dividend scorecard for YieldMax AI Option Income Strategy ETF
Catherine Delahaye/DigitalVision via Getty Images Update: I maintain a buy rating moving into 2H 2026-1H 2027 Since my last update back in November , I believe the investment case for ABIVAX Société Anonyme ( ABVX ) has continued to strengthen, further supported by incremental data disclosed at UEG and continued digestion of phase 3 ABTECT induction results. I believe the totality of evidence cont...
Catherine Delahaye/DigitalVision via Getty Images Update: I maintain a buy rating moving into 2H 2026-1H 2027 Since my last update back in November , I believe the investment case for ABIVAX Société Anonyme ( ABVX ) has continued to strengthen, further supported by incremental data disclosed at UEG and continued digestion of phase 3 ABTECT induction results. I believe the totality of evidence continue to reinforce my thesis that Obefezimod represents a highly differentiated, potentially best-in-class oral therapy in ulcerative colitis, and perhaps in Crohn's disease, oral drug with biologic like efficacy and clean safety profile, positioning it as a potential backbone therapy across the line of therapy and a multi-blockbuster drug that big pharmaceutical companies would be salivating to acquire to fill the patent cliff in their own UC pipeline (with JAKi and anti-TNFs getting increasingly genericized soon). A more in-depth dive into the company's pipeline and technology can be found in my initiation article. Safety data - Abivax (Safety data - Abivax) Importantly, the updated data provided more safety disclosures in the subgroup, further de-risking the asset, and perhaps will allow the drug to be more in the earlier line setting, increasing the market potential rather than a more later-line therapy for refractory UC patients. UEG late-breaking safety data showed no opportunistic infections or malignancy signals, and favorable tolerability was maintained, further reinforcing differentiation with the JAK class and S1P class and supporting broader use. Safety - Abivax (Safety - Abivax) Also, subpopulation analysis showed efficacy expected across biologic-naive and advanced therapy-failed patients. Especially, I highlight that the patient population that was enrolled in the ABTECT trial was notably stringent, with around 47% of patients previously failing advanced therapy and ~21% failing JAK inhibitors. I believe this indicates that the efficacy, highly statistically s...
Four of 15 Hong Kong public primary schools at risk of closure due to insufficient enrolment plan to shut down, while nine are seeking to merge with other institutions, the Education Bureau has said. One intended to run Primary One classes privately from the coming school year, it said. The bureau said four schools would gradually wind down operations or at the latest end their services by the 202...
Four of 15 Hong Kong public primary schools at risk of closure due to insufficient enrolment plan to shut down, while nine are seeking to merge with other institutions, the Education Bureau has said. One intended to run Primary One classes privately from the coming school year, it said. The bureau said four schools would gradually wind down operations or at the latest end their services by the 2029-30 academic year, and nine had applied to merge with other institutions. But one of the...
With Washington’s objectives in the Iran war shifting, the evolving goals could allow US President Donald Trump to justify success and finish the conflict sooner than expected, Chinese analysts said. However, the observers cautioned that a wide gap with Israel over the conflict’s endgame could hinder the White House from swiftly moving past the war. The assessment coincides with growing internatio...
With Washington’s objectives in the Iran war shifting, the evolving goals could allow US President Donald Trump to justify success and finish the conflict sooner than expected, Chinese analysts said. However, the observers cautioned that a wide gap with Israel over the conflict’s endgame could hinder the White House from swiftly moving past the war. The assessment coincides with growing international scepticism regarding the duration of the war in the Middle East. With global oil markets already...
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering Latin American relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. As Trump ramps up pressure on Cuba, China has ‘very limited options’ As Washington stepped up rhetoric and pressure on Cuba after the start of its campaign in Iran, Beijing found itself t...
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering Latin American relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. As Trump ramps up pressure on Cuba, China has ‘very limited options’ As Washington stepped up rhetoric and pressure on Cuba after the start of its campaign in Iran, Beijing found itself torn between geopolitical reality and ideological affinity. Read the full story here. 2. US threats...
Many of the early exoplanet discoveries were exciting on their own, confirming that there really were strange new worlds out in the Universe. But over time, our focus has shifted more toward numbers, as we began using the frequency of objects like super-Earths and mini-Neptunes to learn more about how planets form. With four gravitational wave detectors now having generated years of data, we may b...
Many of the early exoplanet discoveries were exciting on their own, confirming that there really were strange new worlds out in the Universe. But over time, our focus has shifted more toward numbers, as we began using the frequency of objects like super-Earths and mini-Neptunes to learn more about how planets form. With four gravitational wave detectors now having generated years of data, we may be on the verge of seeing something similar happen with black hole mergers. On Wednesday, researchers released an analysis suggesting that there's a "mass gap" in the population of black holes that we've detected so far. And that gap supports the idea that some stars are so massive that they die in something called a pair-instability supernova, which is so violent that it leaves nothing but debris behind. That's not stable Black holes result from the collapse of a star's core during a supernova. While the outer layers of a star explode outward, the innermost layers plunge inward, funneling a fraction of the star's mass into the black hole (or neutron star if the star's mass is too small). We're not sure what the upper limit on a star's mass is, so you might naively think the distribution of black hole masses tails off gently. Read full article Comments
As much as Elon Musk wants to stake Tesla Inc. ’s future on artificial intelligence, he still needs to sell cars to fund those ambitions — and the auto business is only getting tougher. Tesla likely delivered about 372,160 vehicles during the last three months, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. While this would be up about 11% from a year ago, it would still rank among the lowest recent...
As much as Elon Musk wants to stake Tesla Inc. ’s future on artificial intelligence, he still needs to sell cars to fund those ambitions — and the auto business is only getting tougher. Tesla likely delivered about 372,160 vehicles during the last three months, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. While this would be up about 11% from a year ago, it would still rank among the lowest recent quarterly totals for the company. Sales early last year were marred by intense backlash against Musk’s stint with the Trump administration and production pauses tied to refreshing the Model Y, Tesla’s most popular vehicle. Analysts are expecting sales to come up well short of the EV maker’s peak quarters in recent years, when Tesla nearly delivered 500,000 vehicles. Slower sales are likely the new normal for Tesla as it increasingly pivots its focus to AI, autonomy and robotics amid weakening global EV demand, and a US market that now lacks a federal tax incentive for plug-in cars. Tesla is also phasing out its low-volume luxury EVs, the Models S and X, further narrowing an aging lineup that competes against a growing list of competitors around the world. “If they can show that there’s stability in the numbers without the tax credit — and they can, at least with the delivery number — I think that that would be a win,” said Gene Munster , managing partner of Deepwater Asset Management . Investors will be looking at the period to gauge what demand looks like without those tax incentives, Munster said. Sales have stabilized early this year in Europe, albeit at depressed levels. It’s off to a much-improved start in China, with shipments from its Shanghai factory soaring 91% in February, according to preliminary data from China’s Passenger Car Association. Enthusiasm around Musk’s future business plans sent Tesla’s stock to a record high in December, before those gains pared early this year. Investors increasingly are willing to overlook car sales figures and prioritize indicat...
LIVINGSTON, N.J., April 01, 2026--CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV), The Essential Cloud for AI™, today announced landmark results in the MLPerf® Inference v6.0 benchmark suite. Participating in the Datacenter Closed division, CoreWeave leveraged NVIDIA’s newest AI infrastructure, the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 and NVIDIA GB300 NVL72.
LIVINGSTON, N.J., April 01, 2026--CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV), The Essential Cloud for AI™, today announced landmark results in the MLPerf® Inference v6.0 benchmark suite. Participating in the Datacenter Closed division, CoreWeave leveraged NVIDIA’s newest AI infrastructure, the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 and NVIDIA GB300 NVL72.
Nebius (NASDAQ: NBIS) just raised billions to chase a huge AI opportunity, but the fine print may be what really matters. This video breaks down the upside, the pressure, and the hidden details that could shape the stock's next move. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 25, 2026. The video was published on March 30, 2026. Continue reading
Nebius (NASDAQ: NBIS) just raised billions to chase a huge AI opportunity, but the fine print may be what really matters. This video breaks down the upside, the pressure, and the hidden details that could shape the stock's next move. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 25, 2026. The video was published on March 30, 2026. Continue reading
"No One Knows What Will Happen Now": Justice Jackson Warns Against Unbridled Free Speech Authored by Jonathan Turley, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is again warning of a growing threat to the nation. In her lone dissent in Chiles v. Salazar , Jackson observed that “to be completely frank, no one knows what will happen now.” The ominous tone stemmed from the fact that free speech had prevailed over...
"No One Knows What Will Happen Now": Justice Jackson Warns Against Unbridled Free Speech Authored by Jonathan Turley, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is again warning of a growing threat to the nation. In her lone dissent in Chiles v. Salazar , Jackson observed that “to be completely frank, no one knows what will happen now.” The ominous tone stemmed from the fact that free speech had prevailed over state-imposed orthodoxy in a Colorado case. Eight justices, including her two liberal colleagues, ruled that Colorado could not prevent licensed counselors from “any practice or treatment” that “attempts or purports to change” a minor’s sexual orientation or gender identity. The win for free speech was catastrophic for Jackson and many on the left. Allowing counselors to discuss the causes and basis for sexual orientation changes, Jackson maintained, would “open a can of worms.” It would be far better for the majority to simply silence such dissenting voices in the name of science. The dissent in Chiles is only the latest example of the chilling jurisprudence of Justice Jackson , including a pronounced dismissal of free speech values. Consider the holding of her colleagues that Jackson finds so horrific. Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote that the First Amendment “reflects … a judgment that every American possesses an inalienable right to think and speak freely, and a faith in the free marketplace of ideas as the best means for discovering truth … any law that suppresses speech based on viewpoint represents an ‘egregious’ assault on both of those commitments.” What a nightmare. Instead, Jackson would have declared the ban on anything deemed “conversion therapy” to be “conduct,” not speech. It is that easy. You simply impose an orthodoxy and then treat any dissenters as being regulated for their conduct, not their viewpoints. Justice Elena Kagan could not withhold her frustration with her colleague, noting that “[b]ecause the State has suppressed one side of a debate, while aiding ...
Thapana Onphalai/iStock via Getty Images Zeta Global Holdings Corp. ( ZETA ) is a $3.62-billion market cap firm that is known for its omnichannel data-driven cloud platform that helps different enterprises attract and retain consumers with better efficiency versus traditional methods (based on Seeking Alpha description). The fundamentals have been improving for the past few years - the top line ha...
Thapana Onphalai/iStock via Getty Images Zeta Global Holdings Corp. ( ZETA ) is a $3.62-billion market cap firm that is known for its omnichannel data-driven cloud platform that helps different enterprises attract and retain consumers with better efficiency versus traditional methods (based on Seeking Alpha description). The fundamentals have been improving for the past few years - the top line has grown at a 6-year CAGR of over 27%, per Seeking Alpha , and since FY2029, the EBITDA has managed to grow from $24.1 million to $80.3 million as of FY2025. The stock went up from its 2021 IPO price of $9.10 to over $37 apiece by mid-November 2024, but since then, the price action has cooled off, and now ZETA is a $16 stock. TrendSpider Software, ZETA weekly, notes added Since ZETA has been developing a tool to connect legacy CRM software and DSP (demand-side advertising platforms) into a single product, the latest news around Anthropic's Claude and its SaaS-disruptive role in the tech niche seems to have pressed ZETA quite heavily on a YTD basis. Their AI-native monetization model seems to be stable as it is usage-based, and the customer count doesn't fall, so the risks are likely overblown. Still, the firm's growth is about to slow down anyway, and that's why I view ZETA more as a "Hold" rather than a "Buy", even despite the recent valuation reset we've seen. "Hold" Is A Fair Rating For ZETA Zeta reported Q4 figures in late February, showing $395 million in revenues (+25% YoY) and $0.37 in adjusted EPS (+48% YoY), beating the consensus estimates by 4% and 58%, respectively. Cash flow from operations went up by 47% YoY, and adjusted EBITDA margin expanded by 174 bps YoY to 24.1%, which was a huge achievement for ZETA - its durable growth at scale kept going as expected. ZETA's IR materials The management adjusted its FY2028 target for revenues, adjusted EBITDA, and FCF to the upside, now targeting 23%, 31%, and 42% CAGRs for these metrics between 2024-2028, respectively. A...
J. Michael Jones/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Ingles Markets ( IMKTA ) holder Summer Road filed a proxy seeking support to elect its CIO, Rory Held, to Ingles’ board. "It is time for us to act to ensure we have at least one qualified independent director representing ou r interests as Class A shareholders," Summer Road said in a letter to shareholders on Wednesday. "This is why we have nomina...
J. Michael Jones/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Ingles Markets ( IMKTA ) holder Summer Road filed a proxy seeking support to elect its CIO, Rory Held, to Ingles’ board. "It is time for us to act to ensure we have at least one qualified independent director representing ou r interests as Class A shareholders," Summer Road said in a letter to shareholders on Wednesday. "This is why we have nominated Rory A. Held, who is truly independent and aligned with all Class A shareholders." Summer Road has a ~3% stake in Class A common stock of Ingles Market ( IMKTA ). Separately, Ingles Markets ( IMKTA ) said it filed a definitive proxy statement and nominated Dwight Jacobs and Rebekah Lowe to the board. "Based on Rory Held’s communications to Ingles, we do not believe Summer Road is interested in long-term value creation," Ingles Market said in the statement. "In our view, their narrow and short-sighted financial playbook is not the best way to deliver significant, enduring value for Ingles or our stakeholders, including our shareholders, associates, customers and communities." The annual meeting is scheduled for April 30. More on Ingles Markets Ingles Markets Still Looks Like A Bargain Ingles Markets: This Discount Won't Last Dividend scorecard for Ingles Markets Financial information for Ingles Markets