Key Points After first resisting the move to introduce ads, this initiative is set to generate revenue of $3 billion for Netflix in 2026. The company's focus on developing its own advertising platform will only improve the capabilities it can offer to these customers. At the current valuation, Netflix shares have no room for error, even though competition has never been more intense. 10 stocks we ...
Key Points After first resisting the move to introduce ads, this initiative is set to generate revenue of $3 billion for Netflix in 2026. The company's focus on developing its own advertising platform will only improve the capabilities it can offer to these customers. At the current valuation, Netflix shares have no room for error, even though competition has never been more intense. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › Now that Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has bowed out of the Warner Bros. Discovery negotiations, investors can focus their attention on the fundamentals of the business. And they remain in great shape. Netflix added about 23 million subscribers in 2025. And its profits keep rising; net income was up 26% last year. The company is making a major move in the advertising space. Revenue here surged 150% in 2025 to $1.5 billion. Does this notable trend make Netflix a no-brainer buy for investors with $2,000 (or any amount, really) available to purchase stock? Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Ads are a tiny but rapidly growing sales driver The growth that the ad segment is generating might be a surprise development for longtime Netflix followers. It wasn't all that long ago that Reed Hastings, co-founder and previous CEO, said that the streaming platform would never display ads. Perhaps he thought it would undermine the viewing experience. In an effort to drive growth, companies will nearly always entertain initiatives that they previously shunned. It looks like Netflix made the right move. It was revealed last year that in May, the ad-based subscription tier had 94 million monthly active users, as it caters to and captures a price-sensitive consumer base. Ad sales jumped 150% in 2025 to $1.5 billion, representing a tiny 3% fraction of the overall revenue base. Nonetheless, the...
Another Manic Monday Coming Submtted By Peter Tchir of Academy Securities I expect that we will see a lot of “green dots” on the Bloomberg Terminal Sunday night, as there was almost no asset (other than energy) up on Friday. I do know that my Monday will start bright and early, at 5am on CNBC. Away from that everything is a bit up in the air. There are headlines that can push us in either directio...
Another Manic Monday Coming Submtted By Peter Tchir of Academy Securities I expect that we will see a lot of “green dots” on the Bloomberg Terminal Sunday night, as there was almost no asset (other than energy) up on Friday. I do know that my Monday will start bright and early, at 5am on CNBC. Away from that everything is a bit up in the air. There are headlines that can push us in either direction. Some developments that seem good, some that seem bad, some that seem weird, and some that are just downright confusing and/or contradictory. Transiting the Strait There seem to be three possibilities to transiting the Strait: Please see Thursday’s SITREP U.S. Expected to Conduct Strait Transit This Month . On Saturday morning Admiral Cooper, in a video on X, said “ Iran’s ability to threaten freedom of navigation in and around the Strait of Hormuz is degraded .” The report went on to list other actions being taken to knock out the capability of Iran to target ships in the Strait. This fits Academy’s view that the U.S. is actively taking steps to prepare for safe transit. More countries have signed the Joint Statement expressing a “readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait .” A bit “wishy-washy” at best, and went to great pains to reference the United Nations and International Energy Agency, and avoid referencing America. Not sure if this does much, but it is a step in the right direction. If we are going to stick to the “Manic Monday” theme, this reminds me of the line, “blame it on the train, but the boss is already there.” Mounting “chatter” that Iran is “selling safe passage” for about $2 million per ship. I did get some secondhand confirmation from a trusted source that these discussions are in fact occurring. Unclear how effective they will be. All of these things are “encouraging” in terms of shipping. A U.S.-led (or even solely U.S.) effort to encourage ships to transit the Strait is the most promising in terms of bei...
Micron Technology (MU 4.89%) just turned in one of the most impressive quarterly reports you'll ever see, although the stock was unable to gain any traction following its results. The stock was already up a whopping 350% over the past year going into the report, and it looked like a classic sell-the-news type of event. Let's take a closer look at the memory maker's results and prospects to see whe...
Micron Technology (MU 4.89%) just turned in one of the most impressive quarterly reports you'll ever see, although the stock was unable to gain any traction following its results. The stock was already up a whopping 350% over the past year going into the report, and it looked like a classic sell-the-news type of event. Let's take a closer look at the memory maker's results and prospects to see whether the stock can regain its momentum. Micron is hitting on all cylinders Micron is benefiting from a surge in memory prices, as both DRAM (dynamic random-access memory) and NAND (flash) memory remain in short supply due to the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure build-out. Nearly 80% of Micron's revenue is derived from DRAM, with the remainder largely from NAND. The company is one of the three major DRAM manufacturers. The DRAM market is currently being driven by high demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM), which is packaged with AI chips, such as graphics processing units (GPUs), to optimize performance. Adding to the supply-demand issues is the fact that HBM requires upwards of 3 times the wafer capacity of ordinary DRAM. Micron expects both the DRAM and NAND markets to remain capacity-constrained beyond this calendar year. It is currently expanding its manufacturing capacity to meet long-term demand trends. As such, it raised its capital expenditure (capex) budget to $25 billion this fiscal year. Management said that as AI evolves, it expects AI infrastructure to become even more memory-intensive. Overall, for its fiscal second quarter, Micron reported that its revenue increased from $8.05 billion to $23.86 billion, exceeding the $20.07 billion consensus, as compiled by LSEG. DRAM revenue more than tripled to $18.8 billion, while NAND revenue was up by more than 2.5 times to $5 billion. Other revenue rose 27% to $95 million. Expand NASDAQ : MU Micron Technology Today's Change ( -4.89 %) $ -21.74 Current Price $ 422.53 Key Data Points Market Cap $476B Day's Rang...
Both the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG 0.98%) VIG and the ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NOBL 1.30%) target companies with a proven record of growing dividends. Their approaches, however, diverge. VIG tracks a broader swath of large-cap U.S. stocks with a dividend-growth tilt, while NOBL zeroes in on S&P 500 firms with the longest dividend growth streaks and applies equal we...
Both the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG 0.98%) VIG and the ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NOBL 1.30%) target companies with a proven record of growing dividends. Their approaches, however, diverge. VIG tracks a broader swath of large-cap U.S. stocks with a dividend-growth tilt, while NOBL zeroes in on S&P 500 firms with the longest dividend growth streaks and applies equal weighting. VIG also stands out for its significantly lower cost and stronger historical returns, while NOBL offers a higher yield and a more focused, equally weighted approach to dividend growth stocks. This comparison unpacks how those differences show up in cost, performance, risk, and portfolio composition, helping investors make informed decisions. Snapshot (cost & size) Metric VIG NOBL Issuer Vanguard ProShares Expense ratio 0.04% 0.35% 1-yr total return (as of 2026-03-21) 11.8% 5.7% Dividend yield 1.6% 2% Beta 0.81 0.76 AUM $123.8 billion $10.9 billion 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. VIG is considerably more affordable, charging just 0.04% in annual fees versus NOBL's 0.35%, and it is also much larger in terms of assets under management. NOBL offers a higher dividend yield by 0.4 percentage points, appealing to those who prioritize current income. Performance & risk comparison Metric VIG NOBL Max drawdown (5 y) -20.4% -17.91% Growth of $1,000 over 5 years $1,478 $1,229 What's inside NOBL holds nearly 70 stocks, with a portfolio that is equally weighted and sector exposure capped at 30%. As of its most recent data, the largest sector weights are industrials (22.5%), consumer defensive (22.09%), and financial services (13.08%). Its top holdings as of March 20 include Chevron (CVX +0.14%), ExxonMobil (XOM +0.95%), and Linde (LIN 0.34%), each making up just over 1.7% of assets. The fund has been around for 12.4 years, offering a foc...
CoreWeave (CRWV +0.85%) has taken center stage since its initial public offering last year, thanks to its role in the artificial intelligence (AI) market. The company rents out capacity for AI workloads, something that is in great need right now, and this has translated into explosive growth and stock price performance. CoreWeave is even backed by Nvidia, with the AI giant holding shares in the co...
CoreWeave (CRWV +0.85%) has taken center stage since its initial public offering last year, thanks to its role in the artificial intelligence (AI) market. The company rents out capacity for AI workloads, something that is in great need right now, and this has translated into explosive growth and stock price performance. CoreWeave is even backed by Nvidia, with the AI giant holding shares in the company. All of this has put CoreWeave in the headlines, but this doesn't necessarily mean it will deliver the biggest AI gain over time. The following AI pick could outperform it. A broad range of customers This company also operates in the cloud market, but it's much bigger than CoreWeave and offers a wider range of services. I'm talking about Alphabet (GOOG 2.25%) (GOOGL 2.01%). While CoreWeave focuses on AI, Alphabet sells both AI and non-AI cloud offerings. This is positive because it allows Alphabet to benefit from the AI growth story while also generating revenue from a broader range of customers. Alphabet isn't new to the cloud space as it's been growing Google Cloud since 2008 and has become a significant player in the industry. This is positive because companies that already rely on Google Cloud may turn to it now for their AI needs. So, it's well-positioned to benefit from the AI revolution. And these gains have already started, with Google Cloud revenue soaring in recent quarters. In the latest period, for example, cloud revenue rose 48% to $17 billion, led by demand for AI infrastructure and solutions. This shows that AI is offering a lift to an already thriving business. Expand NASDAQ : GOOGL Alphabet Today's Change ( -2.01 %) $ -6.17 Current Price $ 300.96 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.6T Day's Range $ 298.29 - $ 305.76 52wk Range $ 140.53 - $ 349.00 Volume 1.6M Avg Vol 32M Gross Margin 59.68 % Dividend Yield 0.28 % From Gemini to chips Alphabet's AI developments, from large language model Gemini to its own in-house designed chips, are serving its cloud custome...
IREN (NASDAQ: IREN) just rattled investors with a massive capital raise, but the fear may be masking a powerful AI growth story. If management executes on its GPU and data center expansion, this recent pullback could eventually look like a rare opportunity. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 16, 2026. The video was published on March 21, 2026. Continue reading
IREN (NASDAQ: IREN) just rattled investors with a massive capital raise, but the fear may be masking a powerful AI growth story. If management executes on its GPU and data center expansion, this recent pullback could eventually look like a rare opportunity. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 16, 2026. The video was published on March 21, 2026. Continue reading
Key Points CoreWeave completed an IPO last year and has climbed 100% since that time. The company is helping AI customers run their workloads. 10 stocks we like better than Alphabet › CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) has taken center stage since its initial public offering last year, thanks to its role in the artificial intelligence (AI) market. The company rents out capacity for AI workloads, something t...
Key Points CoreWeave completed an IPO last year and has climbed 100% since that time. The company is helping AI customers run their workloads. 10 stocks we like better than Alphabet › CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) has taken center stage since its initial public offering last year, thanks to its role in the artificial intelligence (AI) market. The company rents out capacity for AI workloads, something that is in great need right now, and this has translated into explosive growth and stock price performance. CoreWeave is even backed by Nvidia, with the AI giant holding shares in the company. All of this has put CoreWeave in the headlines, but this doesn't necessarily mean it will deliver the biggest AI gain over time. The following AI pick could outperform it. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » A broad range of customers This company also operates in the cloud market, but it's much bigger than CoreWeave and offers a wider range of services. I'm talking about Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL). While CoreWeave focuses on AI, Alphabet sells both AI and non-AI cloud offerings. This is positive because it allows Alphabet to benefit from the AI growth story while also generating revenue from a broader range of customers. Alphabet isn't new to the cloud space as it's been growing Google Cloud since 2008 and has become a significant player in the industry. This is positive because companies that already rely on Google Cloud may turn to it now for their AI needs. So, it's well-positioned to benefit from the AI revolution. And these gains have already started, with Google Cloud revenue soaring in recent quarters. In the latest period, for example, cloud revenue rose 48% to $17 billion, led by demand for AI infrastructure and solutions. This shows that AI is offering a lift to an already thriving...
Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Tencent ( TCEHY ) ( TCTZF ) on Sunday rolled out a new AI feature that connects its WeChat platform with the fast-growing OpenClaw agent, marking a deeper push into the rapidly evolving AI agent space. The tool, called ClawBot, is embedded directly within WeChat as a contact, enabling users to interact with the AI through standard messaging. With more t...
Michael Vi/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Tencent ( TCEHY ) ( TCTZF ) on Sunday rolled out a new AI feature that connects its WeChat platform with the fast-growing OpenClaw agent, marking a deeper push into the rapidly evolving AI agent space. The tool, called ClawBot, is embedded directly within WeChat as a contact, enabling users to interact with the AI through standard messaging. With more than 1 billion monthly users, WeChat provides Tencent ( TCEHY ) ( TCTZF ) with a powerful distribution channel for expanding AI adoption. OpenClaw, an open-source agent capable of handling tasks like file transfers and email automation, has gained traction in recent weeks as interest in autonomous AI tools accelerates. Users can now send commands and receive responses through the familiar chat interface. The launch builds on Tencent’s ( TCEHY ) ( TCTZF ) broader AI push, including a recently introduced suite of agents tailored for consumers, developers and enterprise users. Competition in China’s AI sector is intensifying. Alibaba recently introduced its own multi-agent enterprise platform, while Baidu has released a range of tools built on OpenClaw across desktop, cloud and mobile environments. The rapid rollout of these products highlights growing demand for AI agents, even as regulators raise concerns about potential security risks. More on Tencent Tencent Holdings Limited (TCEHY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Tencent: Strong Q4 Reinforces China's Undervalued AI And Cloud Growth Story Tencent Holdings Limited 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Alibaba, Tencent shed $66B as AI monetization concerns hit stocks: report Tencent tops Q4 estimates
Project Hail Mary , from Amazon.com Inc. ’s Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio, was the No. 1 film at the US and Canadian box office this weekend with $80.5 million worth of tickets, scoring the highest grossing debut of any movie this year. The film’s performance in its opening weekend surpassed Creed III as the best for an Amazon title since the company acquired MGM for $8.5 billion in 2022. Industry tr...
Project Hail Mary , from Amazon.com Inc. ’s Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio, was the No. 1 film at the US and Canadian box office this weekend with $80.5 million worth of tickets, scoring the highest grossing debut of any movie this year. The film’s performance in its opening weekend surpassed Creed III as the best for an Amazon title since the company acquired MGM for $8.5 billion in 2022. Industry tracker Boxoffice Pro had forecast sales of at least $70 million. More than a fifth of Project Hail Mary ‘s box office came from Imax Corp. screens. Since closing the MGM deal, which handed Amazon control of film franchises including James Bond and The Pink Panther , the e-commerce conglomerate has pledged to release more than a dozen pictures in cinemas annually before making them available on its Prime Video streaming service. Project Hail Mary , directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, is adapted from the novel of the same name by Andy Weir. It follows the adventure of biologist-turned-teacher-turned-astronaut Ryland Grace, played by Ryan Gosling , who wakes up with amnesia aboard a spacecraft. The film achieved critical acclaim, and its commercial performance ends a string of low box-office hauls for Amazon this year on titles such as Mercy and Crime 101 . Amazon, which hired former Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. executives Courtenay Valenti and Sue Kroll to run its film studio and lead its marketing, is less dependent on the success of its theatrical releases than traditional Hollywood distributors. It uses cinemas primarily as a means to recoup some production and marketing costs before feeding the titles to its Prime user base, which is largely formed of online shoppers. Amazon’s commitment to theaters helps support chains such as AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. and Regal Cineworld Group that are seeking more films from Hollywood. Last year, Amazon announced that it would be working with Denis Villeneuve , the director of the Dune trilogy, on a new Bond film. The dom...
On February 17, 2026, Stadium Capital Management disclosed a buy of 72,000 LCI Industries (NYSE:LCII) shares, an estimated $7.66 million trade based on quarterly average pricing. According to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing , Stadium Capital Management increased its position in LCI Industries by 72,000 shares during the fourth quarter. The estimated transaction value was $7.66 mi...
On February 17, 2026, Stadium Capital Management disclosed a buy of 72,000 LCI Industries (NYSE:LCII) shares, an estimated $7.66 million trade based on quarterly average pricing. According to a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing , Stadium Capital Management increased its position in LCI Industries by 72,000 shares during the fourth quarter. The estimated transaction value was $7.66 million, calculated using the quarter’s average closing price. The fund’s quarter-end holding was 167,923 shares, with the value of the position rising by $11.44 million, a change that includes both trading activity and stock price movement. LCI Industries is a leading supplier of components for the recreational vehicle and adjacent transportation industries, with a diversified portfolio spanning OEM and aftermarket markets. The company leverages scale and engineering expertise to serve a broad customer base, supporting both new vehicle production and ongoing maintenance needs. Its integrated business model and product breadth position it as a key partner to OEMs and aftermarket distributors, driving consistent revenue streams and market presence. Continue reading
Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images News Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran are focused on weakening its defenses near the Strait of Hormuz, as pressure mounts on Tehran to reopen the critical shipping route. Speaking Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Bessent underscored the administration’s willingness to escalate operations if necessary, aligning with...
Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images News Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran are focused on weakening its defenses near the Strait of Hormuz, as pressure mounts on Tehran to reopen the critical shipping route. Speaking Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Bessent underscored the administration’s willingness to escalate operations if necessary, aligning with President Donald Trump’s demand that Iran restore safe passage through the strait. The campaign is aimed at degrading Iran’s military capabilities and limiting its global influence. “There has been a campaign to the using military assets to soften up the Iranian fortifications along the strait that’s going to continue until they are completely demolished,” Bessent said. “Sometimes you have to escalate to de-escalate.” The remarks come as energy markets react sharply to the conflict. Oil and gasoline prices have surged in recent weeks, adding economic pressure at home and raising concerns among businesses and consumers. Despite the near-term impact, Bessent argued that higher energy costs are a temporary tradeoff for long-term security goals. “Let’s just pick 50 days of temporary elevated prices,” Bessent told NBC. “Prices will come off on the other side for 50 years of not having an Iranian regime with a nuclear weapon.” He added that the duration of elevated prices remains uncertain, noting that the timeline could vary depending on how the situation unfolds. “I don’t know whether it’s going to be 50 days. I don’t know whether it’s going to be a hundred days.” Dear Readers: We recognize that politics often intersect with the financial news of the day, so we invite you to click here to join the separate political discussion. More on Crude Oil Futures, Brent Futures, etc. The 'Monetary Truman Show' Is Over: The Fed Is No Longer In Control The Market Has Been Too Complacent About The Strait of Hormuz Commodities: LNG Supply Disruptions Now A Long-Term Problem As Iran Hits Qat...
Israeli settlers have carried out a series of attacks across the occupied West Bank, setting homes and vehicles on fire and wounding several Palestinians in what witnesses described as coordinated raids on communities. The violence, reported across at least half a dozen locations overnight from Saturday into Sunday, comes amid a wider surge in tensions in the territory. The official Palestinian ne...
Israeli settlers have carried out a series of attacks across the occupied West Bank, setting homes and vehicles on fire and wounding several Palestinians in what witnesses described as coordinated raids on communities. The violence, reported across at least half a dozen locations overnight from Saturday into Sunday, comes amid a wider surge in tensions in the territory. The official Palestinian news agency, Wafa, cited local sources as saying settlers had entered al-Fandaqumiya and the nearby town of Seilat al-Dahr, south of Jenin, late on Saturday. In al-Fandaqumiya, settlers set fire to houses and cars and smashed windows of other homes as residents “attempted to confront them and put out the fires”, according to Wafa. In Seilat al-Dahr, several homes were targeted and a resident was beaten, leaving him injured. Further attacks were reported in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, where two Palestinians were wounded and three arrested after settlers entered the area under the protection of Israeli forces, Wafa said. In the villages of Qaryout and Jaloud, south of Nablus, vehicles were burned and residents injured during similar raids. In Jalud, images showed a four-wheel-drive vehicle reduced to a charred shell. View image in fullscreen A Palestinian man inspects the remains of his burnt-out home in al-Fandaqumiya. Photograph: Zain Jaafar/AFP/Getty Images Elsewhere, settlers gathered along roads near Haris, west of Salfit, and near Rawabi in the Ramallah area, throwing stones at passing Palestinian vehicles. Comparable incidents were reported in Tuqou, south-east of Bethlehem. In Qaryout and Jaloud, about 100 masked settlers carried out successive waves of raids. Witnesses described scenes of chaos as vehicles were set ablaze and homes attacked. At least five cars were burned, while others — including a fire engine — were vandalised. Israeli troops and police were present on the outskirts of the villages by 2am, but did not stop the attacks, which continued into the ni...
In this article CHTR Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Dejan Marjanovic | E+ | Getty Images The AI era is massively reshaping the workforce . As companies deal with a tight labor market, they're looking to enhance productivity with technology. At the same time, workers are looking to boost their skills so that they too can evolve alongside their companies, not only ensuring they keep...
In this article CHTR Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Dejan Marjanovic | E+ | Getty Images The AI era is massively reshaping the workforce . As companies deal with a tight labor market, they're looking to enhance productivity with technology. At the same time, workers are looking to boost their skills so that they too can evolve alongside their companies, not only ensuring they keep their jobs but advance in their careers. "Employers and leaders are being asked to do more with less, and that means you need each person inside of your organization to be the best possible version of themselves, because you need the output and productivity to go up," said Bijal Shah, CEO of education benefits company Guild, which provides a platform for employees to earn degrees and certificates to advance their careers. Shah, who was named to the 2025 CNBC Changemakers list, said that disruptions like AI that reshape companies and the economy require workforces to be more resilient. That's needed for both workers and their companies to stay competitive. On top of that, Shah said this form of workplace mobility, or the ability of workers to adapt and evolve to fill in-demand jobs, is a crucial indicator of what companies and workers will adapt to these disruptions or fall behind. "CEOs and their leadership teams are spending a lot of time thinking about, 'How am I going to do more with less?'" Shah said. "Therefore, things like ensuring that your best possible people stick around, those that carry domain expertise and knowledge, is really important." Key to that, Shah said, is a focus on building out career ladders within organizations: it's those workers who not only can grow into critical talent but are also more likely to stay with their companies. Paul Marchand, chief human resources officer at Charter Communications , the telecoms company that employs more than 90,000 people, said there is a "virtuous cycle" when it comes to implementing these sorts of talent develop...
Energy is the lifeblood of our economy, powering everything from factories to homes and the data centers that drive the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Bank of America Institute, an internal think tank of the eponymous bank, energy demand is expected to grow at a rate 5 times faster over the next decade than it did over the previous decade. With energy demand set ...
Energy is the lifeblood of our economy, powering everything from factories to homes and the data centers that drive the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Bank of America Institute, an internal think tank of the eponymous bank, energy demand is expected to grow at a rate 5 times faster over the next decade than it did over the previous decade. With energy demand set to surge in the coming years, here are two energy stocks you can confidently scoop up today. NextEra Energy provides stability with upside growth potential NextEra Energy (NEE 3.15%) operates as one of the largest electric utility and renewable energy companies in the U.S. The company operates two primary businesses: Florida Power & Light (FPL) and NextEra Energy Resources. FPL is the largest regulated utility in the U.S., and provides NextEra with predictable earnings. As a rate-regulated utility, FPL's rates cover its cost of service while providing a reasonable rate of return on its invested capital. The Florida Public Service Commission approved a four-year rate agreement (January 2026 through December 2029) that grants FPL an allowed midpoint regulatory return on equity of 10.95%, providing stability and visibility into future earnings. Expand NYSE : NEE NextEra Energy Today's Change ( -3.15 %) $ -2.91 Current Price $ 89.50 Key Data Points Market Cap $186B Day's Range $ 89.17 - $ 94.21 52wk Range $ 61.72 - $ 95.91 Volume 22M Avg Vol 9.5M Gross Margin 36.20 % Dividend Yield 2.60 % Meanwhile, NextEra Energy Resources is the world's largest renewable energy business, focusing on developing and operating renewable energy infrastructure, including wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas, and battery storage. With approximately 37,505 megawatts (MWs) of net generating capacity, this business gives NextEra upside growth through long-term contracts. For investors seeking stable long-term growth, NextEra is a solid choice. Additionally, investing in the stock offers investors both gr...
Key Points Energy demand is projected to increase rapidly over the next decade, driven largely by data centers and the electrification of the grid. NextEra Energy is a leading electric utility and renewable energy company in the U.S. Cheniere Energy is the largest U.S. producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG). 10 stocks we like better than NextEra Energy › Energy is the lifeblood of our economy, po...
Key Points Energy demand is projected to increase rapidly over the next decade, driven largely by data centers and the electrification of the grid. NextEra Energy is a leading electric utility and renewable energy company in the U.S. Cheniere Energy is the largest U.S. producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG). 10 stocks we like better than NextEra Energy › Energy is the lifeblood of our economy, powering everything from factories to homes and the data centers that drive the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Bank of America Institute, an internal think tank of the eponymous bank, energy demand is expected to grow at a rate 5 times faster over the next decade than it did over the previous decade. With energy demand set to surge in the coming years, here are two energy stocks you can confidently scoop up today. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » NextEra Energy provides stability with upside growth potential NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) operates as one of the largest electric utility and renewable energy companies in the U.S. The company operates two primary businesses: Florida Power & Light (FPL) and NextEra Energy Resources. FPL is the largest regulated utility in the U.S., and provides NextEra with predictable earnings. As a rate-regulated utility, FPL's rates cover its cost of service while providing a reasonable rate of return on its invested capital. The Florida Public Service Commission approved a four-year rate agreement (January 2026 through December 2029) that grants FPL an allowed midpoint regulatory return on equity of 10.95%, providing stability and visibility into future earnings. Meanwhile, NextEra Energy Resources is the world's largest renewable energy business, focusing on developing and operating renewable energy infrastructure, including wi...
A suspected meteorite crashed into a home in suburban Houston on Saturday night, according to local residents and officials. Speaking to the local news outlet KHOU11 over the weekend, Spring area resident Sherrie James recalled the incident, saying: “My grandson went to check and said there was a hole in the ceiling … then I saw the rock, and I thought, ‘That looks like a meteor.’” James said she ...
A suspected meteorite crashed into a home in suburban Houston on Saturday night, according to local residents and officials. Speaking to the local news outlet KHOU11 over the weekend, Spring area resident Sherrie James recalled the incident, saying: “My grandson went to check and said there was a hole in the ceiling … then I saw the rock, and I thought, ‘That looks like a meteor.’” James said she reported the incident to the local fire department. “The first thing they thought was maybe it fell off a plane,” she recounted. However, the fire department later informed her that they had received reports that a meteor was over the north part of Houston which had exploded into multiple pieces. On Saturday, the US space agency Nasa confirmed the information about a meteor, saying in a statement on X: “Eyewitnesses in Texas observed a bright fireball today … at [4.40pm local time]. Current data indicates that the meteor became visible at 49 miles above Stagecoach, north-west of Houston. It moved southeast at 35,000mph, breaking apart 29 miles above Bammel, just west of Cypress Station. It added: “The fragmentation of the meteor – which weighed about a ton with a diameter of 3 feet – created a pressure wave that caused booms heard by some in the area. Doppler weather radar also showed meteorites produced between Willowbrook and Northgate Crossing.” Local residents reported hearing thunder-like noises about the time the fireball was visible. Bridgeland resident Wendy Camardelle Heppner told KHOU11 that it “sounded like thunder, but clear skies” – while Dickinson resident Shylie Troquille reported a small ball of fire in the sky that swiftly disappeared. Saturday’s episode in Houston comes just days after a meteor in Ohio created a sonic boom so loud it was heard as far as Pennsylvania. Traveling at 45,000mph, the asteroid – about 2 meters in diameter and weighing about 6 tons – triggered the explosion, which Nasa confirmed was felt well beyond northern Ohio. The events in Ho...
Torsten Asmus/iStock via Getty Images Analysts at financial-services firm UBS identified a group of high-conviction U.S. industrial stocks, pointing to double-digit upside across sectors as earnings growth and valuation re-rating drive returns. In a report on Friday, they highlighted 11 names where it sees differentiated views and favorable risk-reward, supported by proprietary data and sector ana...
Torsten Asmus/iStock via Getty Images Analysts at financial-services firm UBS identified a group of high-conviction U.S. industrial stocks, pointing to double-digit upside across sectors as earnings growth and valuation re-rating drive returns. In a report on Friday, they highlighted 11 names where it sees differentiated views and favorable risk-reward, supported by proprietary data and sector analysis. Aerospace and airlines outlook In aerospace, Boeing ( BA ) is seen as a standout, with improving production and easing cash headwinds expected to unlock stronger free cash flow over time. Airlines remain more mixed, but Delta ( DAL ) is viewed as best positioned to handle higher fuel costs due to its premium customer base and refinery exposure, with longer-term earnings potential not fully reflected in current valuations. Transport and autos drivers In logistics, C.H. Robinson ( CHRW ) is expected to benefit from margin expansion and a gradual recovery in freight volumes. In autos, Aptiv’s ( APTV ) upcoming spin-off is seen as a catalyst to unlock value, while longer-term growth is tied to electrification and diversification beyond traditional vehicle markets. Services and chemicals growth Cintas ( CTAS ) stands out as a consistent compounder, with steady organic growth and additional upside from acquisition synergies. In chemicals, Element Solutions ( ESI ) is positioned to benefit from rising demand tied to AI infrastructure and semiconductor packaging, supporting stronger earnings growth and potential multiple expansion. Industrial and construction momentum Johnson Controls ( JCI ) is highlighted for margin improvement and earnings acceleration under new leadership, while Advanced Drainage Systems ( WMS ) is expected to benefit from construction recovery and structural demand for water management solutions. United Rentals ( URI ) offers exposure to a rebound in non-residential construction, including data centers and manufacturing projects. Technology and packagin...
James Cleverly has said he disagrees with his Conservative frontbench colleague Nick Timothy that public Muslim prayers are an act of domination, as another senior Tory called for the party to respect the right to worship. Kemi Badenoch has defended Timothy, the shadow justice secretary, after he posted images of mass prayer at a Ramadan event on Monday evening in Trafalgar Square, calling it “an ...
James Cleverly has said he disagrees with his Conservative frontbench colleague Nick Timothy that public Muslim prayers are an act of domination, as another senior Tory called for the party to respect the right to worship. Kemi Badenoch has defended Timothy, the shadow justice secretary, after he posted images of mass prayer at a Ramadan event on Monday evening in Trafalgar Square, calling it “an act of domination” and “straight from the Islamist playbook”. His remarks sparked significant condemnation, with Keir Starmer calling for Badenoch to sack Timothy; while Richard Hermer, the attorney general, has challenged the Conservative leader to say whether she would object to Jewish prayer in public. In the most open criticism of Timothy by a senior Tory so far, Emma Best, the party’s deputy leader on the London assembly, said prayer was “a fundamental right of every UK citizen” and that if people did not like this, it was their problem. Speaking on BBC1’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, Cleverly, the shadow communities secretary, said Timothy had been correct to begin a debate about Monday’s “Open Iftar”, the last of 18 such public events at which anyone can join the breaking of the Ramadan fast at dusk. But asked if he concurred with Timothy’s argument about the large-scale Muslim prayer in public being an act of domination, Cleverly said: “So, that wouldn’t be my personal take.” Badenoch and some other Conservatives have largely framed their objection to the Open Iftar on the basis of gender segregation. Cleverly continued on this theme, but appeared to suggest that the whole event was separated, when it was not – men and women prayed separately, but otherwise mixed freely. Asked why the Conservatives objected to a Muslim event on Trafalgar Square, but had no concerns about earlier Christian, Sikh and Jewish events in the same place, Timothy argued that the difference was that women were not “segregated” at any of these. Cleverly said: “What the point Nick was making ...