Sundry Photography Cloudflare ( NET ) on Tuesday launched Cloudflare Mesh, a private networking solution for AI agents. Cloudflare Mesh aims to simplify the security aspect when dealing with AI agents. "In a Mesh environment, every agent—like every human employee—carries a distinct identity. This allows security teams to write granular policies: for example, allowing a coding agent or sandbox to r...
Sundry Photography Cloudflare ( NET ) on Tuesday launched Cloudflare Mesh, a private networking solution for AI agents. Cloudflare Mesh aims to simplify the security aspect when dealing with AI agents. "In a Mesh environment, every agent—like every human employee—carries a distinct identity. This allows security teams to write granular policies: for example, allowing a coding agent or sandbox to read a staging database while strictly preventing it from accessing production financial records," the company said in its press release. By integrating Mesh with the Cloudflare Developer Platform, including Workers, Workers VPC, and the Agents SDK, Cloudflare now offers the first end-to-end lifecycle for AI agents, it added. NET +1.44% premarket to $186.67. Source: Press Release More on CloudFlare Cloudflare: Avoid Stablecoin Hype Cloudflare: Loaded Up At $170, Where I'll Load Up Next Cloudflare: Flawless Execution Meets Mathematically Impossible Valuation Fastly, along with Akamai and Cloudflare, tumbles after Anthropic launches Managed Agents Software sector plunges, cybersecurity names hit hardest, as AI disruption concerns persist
The developer of Hong Kong’s Discovery Bay is considering extending its trial period and limiting operating hours for cabbies to gain full access to the resort-style seaside community amid opposition from some residents. The Islands District Council’s Traffic and Transport Committee held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the paper presented by Hong Kong Resort Company in the presence of more than 20...
The developer of Hong Kong’s Discovery Bay is considering extending its trial period and limiting operating hours for cabbies to gain full access to the resort-style seaside community amid opposition from some residents. The Islands District Council’s Traffic and Transport Committee held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the paper presented by Hong Kong Resort Company in the presence of more than 20 residents who held differing views on the plan. Before the meeting, supporters and opponents of the...
PM Images/DigitalVision via Getty Images Back in December 2025, I wrote an article on the Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF ( QDTE ) suggesting investors to rotate out of the ETF before a larger correction takes place. In my view, the market was ripe for a pullback. Obviously, I had no idea about the war in Iran but simply the combination of historically high valuations, thre...
PM Images/DigitalVision via Getty Images Back in December 2025, I wrote an article on the Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF ( QDTE ) suggesting investors to rotate out of the ETF before a larger correction takes place. In my view, the market was ripe for a pullback. Obviously, I had no idea about the war in Iran but simply the combination of historically high valuations, three exceptional bull-years behind us, and increasing risks at geopolitical and domestic economy fronts made me very cautious about large-cap, AI-linked growth exposure. With this baseline in mind going long QDTE would not have been the best move out there. The tariff-tantrum event serves a great example in which the Nasdaq-100 ( QQQ ) experienced a notable correction in a short period of time. This is how it ended for QDTE investors: Ycharts In this chart we can see the manifestation of the biggest drawback that zero-day-expiration covered call strategies embody which is that they introduce aggressive caps on the upside moves. Here we can better see the issue (i.e., limited participation in a recovery process, especially if the rate of change is notable): 04/07/2025 - 04/12/2025 (Ycharts) So, my concern going into 2026 was that we would see a major dip in pricey large-cap names such as Nvidia Corporation ( NVDA ), Tesla ( TSLA ) and Microsoft ( MSFT ), which would be followed by a significant bounce back - just as it always has been the case for the past several years (e.g., the Fed put, the Trump put, etc.). Hence, QDTE was not my preferred pick, to say the least. However, some things have changed and, in my view, the conditions for considering an entry in QDTE have improved. Let me explain. Thesis review The key change since the moment when I released my previous piece on QDTE is the fact that the volatility levels have massively increased. Just take a look at the chart below: Ycharts In the past week or so the VIX has decreased a bit, but it does not change the essence whi...
SpaceX is a private company run by Elon Musk, the often controversial CEO of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) . SpaceX is one of the largest space companies in the world, regularly launching satellites and spacecraft into orbit. The fact that SpaceX is planning to hold an initial public offering (IPO) is a very big deal. However, Wall Street often gets overly excited about events like this. SpaceX hopes to ra...
SpaceX is a private company run by Elon Musk, the often controversial CEO of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) . SpaceX is one of the largest space companies in the world, regularly launching satellites and spacecraft into orbit. The fact that SpaceX is planning to hold an initial public offering (IPO) is a very big deal. However, Wall Street often gets overly excited about events like this. SpaceX hopes to raise up to $75 billion in its IPO. That would give the company a starting valuation of around $1.75 billion according to some news outlets. Investors have long sought ways to own a piece of SpaceX even though it isn't yet public, noting that it is the top holding of Baron Partners Fund (BPTRX). Baron Partners Fund was an early investor in Tesla, as well, which is also one of the fund's largest holdings. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Apple ( AAPL ) is likely to report “strong” fiscal second-quarter results on April 30, due largely to demand for the iPhone 17 lineup and its services offerings, Bank of America said. “As we head into F2Q26 (Mar Q) earnings after market close on Thur Apr 30th , we see upside to Street estimates given continued strong sales of iPhone, double-digit growth in Services revs and benefit from FX,” analy...
Apple ( AAPL ) is likely to report “strong” fiscal second-quarter results on April 30, due largely to demand for the iPhone 17 lineup and its services offerings, Bank of America said. “As we head into F2Q26 (Mar Q) earnings after market close on Thur Apr 30th , we see upside to Street estimates given continued strong sales of iPhone, double-digit growth in Services revs and benefit from FX,” analyst Wamsi Mohan wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday. “Upcoming catalysts include expected new buyback authorization, WWDC in June, and launch of a foldable iPhone in the fall & [the] launch of an enhanced Siri with integration with Gemini AI which can drive higher upgrades.” Mohan, who reiterated his Buy rating on Apple and upped his price target to $325 from $320, now expects iPhone units to be 60M, up from a prior view of 58M, amid “strong demand” for the iPhone 17. For the company's all-important Services unit, he is expecting revenue growth of 14% year-over-year, despite some concerns about “relatively weak” App Store revenue. Neo wildcard? Mohan's note comes one week after he issued a separate report based on the MacBook Neo, which could boost Apple's total addressable market significantly. “We see the intro of Neo as a meaningful tailwind to Mac revs and total company EPS as the majority of revenue should be incremental to Apple,” Mohan wrote on April 6. “We size the [total addressable market] for C26 at $32bn, which we derived from notebook units priced between $300 to $800 shipped in C25, adjusted down 10% in C26 (due to ongoing PC/memory dynamics) and multiplied by Apple’s competitive education ASP of $499.” Mohan also noted that he believes the Neo could boost Apple's services and ecosystem attach rate, notable given that the Mac installed base is thought to be around 260M, compared to roughly 1.5B for the iPhone. “If the Neo is successful at driving adoption of 1st time Mac buyers, the overall installed base for Apple becomes stickier and can lead to [increased]...
Apple ( AAPL ) is likely to report “strong” fiscal second-quarter results on April 30, due largely to demand for the iPhone 17 lineup and its services offerings, Bank of America said. “As we head into F2Q26 (Mar Q) earnings after market close on Thur Apr 30th , we see upside to Street estimates given continued strong sales of iPhone, double-digit growth in Services revs and benefit from FX,” analy...
Apple ( AAPL ) is likely to report “strong” fiscal second-quarter results on April 30, due largely to demand for the iPhone 17 lineup and its services offerings, Bank of America said. “As we head into F2Q26 (Mar Q) earnings after market close on Thur Apr 30th , we see upside to Street estimates given continued strong sales of iPhone, double-digit growth in Services revs and benefit from FX,” analyst Wamsi Mohan wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday. “Upcoming catalysts include expected new buyback authorization, WWDC in June, and launch of a foldable iPhone in the fall & [the] launch of an enhanced Siri with integration with Gemini AI which can drive higher upgrades.” Mohan, who reiterated his Buy rating on Apple and upped his price target to $325 from $320, now expects iPhone units to be 60M, up from a prior view of 58M, amid “strong demand” for the iPhone 17. For the company's all-important Services unit, he is expecting revenue growth of 14% year-over-year, despite some concerns about “relatively weak” App Store revenue. Neo wildcard? Mohan's note comes one week after he issued a separate report based on the MacBook Neo, which could boost Apple's total addressable market significantly. “We see the intro of Neo as a meaningful tailwind to Mac revs and total company EPS as the majority of revenue should be incremental to Apple,” Mohan wrote on April 6. “We size the [total addressable market] for C26 at $32bn, which we derived from notebook units priced between $300 to $800 shipped in C25, adjusted down 10% in C26 (due to ongoing PC/memory dynamics) and multiplied by Apple’s competitive education ASP of $499.” Mohan also noted that he believes the Neo could boost Apple's services and ecosystem attach rate, notable given that the Mac installed base is thought to be around 260M, compared to roughly 1.5B for the iPhone. “If the Neo is successful at driving adoption of 1st time Mac buyers, the overall installed base for Apple becomes stickier and can lead to [increased]...
(RTTNews) - NRG Energy, Inc. (NRG), Tuesday announced the commencement of concurrent offerings of senior secured first lien notes due 2031 and senior unsecured notes due 2034 and 2036.
(RTTNews) - NRG Energy, Inc. (NRG), Tuesday announced the commencement of concurrent offerings of senior secured first lien notes due 2031 and senior unsecured notes due 2034 and 2036.
Investing.com -- Citi placed Alphabet on a 90-day upside Catalyst Watch on Tuesday, arguing that a cluster of product and event catalysts could lift the stock through to July 13.
Investing.com -- Citi placed Alphabet on a 90-day upside Catalyst Watch on Tuesday, arguing that a cluster of product and event catalysts could lift the stock through to July 13.
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Defense Monitor , a weekly rundown on the companies, geopolitics and finances of the future battlefield. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. So the big news was that there was a ceasefire. Maybe there still is a ceasefire. The details are a little fuzzy, OK , but the shooting has stopped — for the most part — although the Strait of Hormuz is still functionall...
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Defense Monitor , a weekly rundown on the companies, geopolitics and finances of the future battlefield. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. So the big news was that there was a ceasefire. Maybe there still is a ceasefire. The details are a little fuzzy, OK , but the shooting has stopped — for the most part — although the Strait of Hormuz is still functionally closed. President Donald Trump then said the US Navy would begin blockading traffic through the strait and, in a twist, would interdict ships that had paid a toll to Iran, even though he previously said he was open to a joint US-Iran toll regime . Negotiations over what happens next may resume. But the Iran war’s disruption of oil cargoes has set off a race for available barrels anyway . Planet Labs PBC, the satellite image provider, said it’s delaying data to keep it from being used for unsavory purposes such as precise targeting of ballistic missiles . US attempts to convince, cajole and bully European allies into helping out when the war spiraled have opened a rift between Washington and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as the alliance showed it was less open to being pushed around than in the past. Consumers in the US, meanwhile, are starting to see oil-related issues launch prices higher . But back in the Gulf, if Iran does end up controlling strait traffic and charging tolls for passage, and then the US insists on getting a cut, it torches a surprisingly large part of the underpinnings of global commerce, as you’ll see in the Breakout ... — Gerry Doyle Market Snapshot Lockheed Martin Corp $619.69 +1.0% Boeing Co/The $222.14 +2.1% Northrop Grumman Corp $681.31 +1.1% Saab AB $617.70 -0.4% Airbus SE $173.32 +1.7% Market data as of 09:13 AM ET. Data is subject to provider delays. Breakout If the end state of the strait is that Iran or other countries collect tolls for passage, it would represent a break with decades of US policy keeping open the sea lanes that car...
Kevin Warsh, seeking to replace Fed chair, Jerome Powell, had to file financial disclosures for Senate approval Kevin Warsh, the former Federal Reserve governor chosen by Donald Trump to lead the central bank, has submitted financial disclosures that suggest he holds assets worth well over $100m. The document is required for his nomination to advance through the Senate, beginning with a yet-to-be-...
Kevin Warsh, seeking to replace Fed chair, Jerome Powell, had to file financial disclosures for Senate approval Kevin Warsh, the former Federal Reserve governor chosen by Donald Trump to lead the central bank, has submitted financial disclosures that suggest he holds assets worth well over $100m. The document is required for his nomination to advance through the Senate, beginning with a yet-to-be-scheduled hearing. Continue reading...