Key Points FuboTV announced it would execute a 1-for-12 reverse split at the end of the day today. The split was previously announced on the February earnings call. At these levels, FuboTV may be worth a bet for high-risk investors, given its recent merger with Disney's Hulu + Live TV. 10 stocks we like better than FuboTV › Shares of sports-oriented streaming company FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) sank on Mo...
Key Points FuboTV announced it would execute a 1-for-12 reverse split at the end of the day today. The split was previously announced on the February earnings call. At these levels, FuboTV may be worth a bet for high-risk investors, given its recent merger with Disney's Hulu + Live TV. 10 stocks we like better than FuboTV › Shares of sports-oriented streaming company FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) sank on Monday, falling 10.6% at one point, before recovering to a 3.6% decline as of 2:42 p.m. EDT. FuboTV announced a 1-for-12 reverse stock split, which will be executed at the end of today,and was previously announced on Fubo's February earnings call. A reverse split is usually executed to keep the per-share price above a certain level, so as not to violate stock exchange rules. It also is intended to open the stock to a larger pool of investors, since many funds cannot buy shares of stock below a certain price level. Thus, reverse splits are usually greeted as a negative milestone for a company. 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 » But could FuboTV's shares now be a deep value? Fubo is the streaming "stub" of Hulu+ Live TV Back in October, Disney (NYSE: DIS) and FuboTV reached an agreement under which FuboTV merged its sports-centered streaming business with Disney's Hulu+ Live TV streaming service. As a result, Disney now owns 70% of the combined entity, while FuboTV shareholders own the remaining 30%. The combined entity actually reported decent numbers back in February, with pro forma revenue up 6%, beating analyst expectations, and the adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) margin increasing from 1.4% to 2.5%. Still, having a 30% "stub" of a streaming service doesn't yield much value these days. And while year-over-year revenue grew, this was likely dri...
alexsl/iStock via Getty Images Micron ( MU ) has been one of this cycle’s massive winners. So, what does that have to do with the iShares MSCI USA Value Factor ETF ( VLUE )? Well, it’s now more than 10% of this cap-weighted and momentum-driven factor fund. Given the current portfolio, I have a "H old" rating on VLUE. The ETF’s valuation is attractive, and it does sport solid relative strength to t...
alexsl/iStock via Getty Images Micron ( MU ) has been one of this cycle’s massive winners. So, what does that have to do with the iShares MSCI USA Value Factor ETF ( VLUE )? Well, it’s now more than 10% of this cap-weighted and momentum-driven factor fund. Given the current portfolio, I have a "H old" rating on VLUE. The ETF’s valuation is attractive, and it does sport solid relative strength to the S&P 500. For me and for this found, however, that’s not necessarily the aim. I would prefer to own a more balanced and diversified value ETF, such as the Vanguard Value ETF ( VTV ). You can read about my thoughts on the product here . Let’s go through VLUE’s innards, along with its valuation and technicals, as volatility cascades across markets. VLUE: Share YoY Alpha, Helped Recently By Micron Momentum Stockcharts.com According to the issuer , VLUE seeks to track an index of large- and mid-cap U.S. stocks that exhibit lower valuations relative to their fundamentals. By targeting this classic value factor, the fund allows investors to capture a historical driver of market returns while managing risk within a broader equity allocation. It serves as a systematic, rules-based tool for tilting a portfolio toward attractively priced U.S. companies. VLUE is a large ETF, now with more than $10 billion in assets under management as of March 20, 2026. Rated No. 3 out of 765 in its asset class by Seeking Alpha’s quantitative scoring system, the fund’s annual expense ratio is low at 15 basis points, while the trailing 12-month dividend yield is materially above that of the S&P 500 at 1.98%. Share-price momentum is very strong right now—both on an absolute basis and compared to the global stock market, which, before this morning’s President Trump social media posts, was near correction territory. From a risk perspective , VLUE sports a solid B rating, but I’d call out that MU is more than one-tenth of the allocation, which is very unusual for a broad index ETF. Finally, on liquidity ...
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Cindy Ord/Getty Images Entertainment Gamco Investors Chairman Mario Gabelli was hospitalized for observation after a medical incident on March 19 following a busy day of events in New York City. Gabelli's condition is improving and he is on the road to recovery, but the timeline for his return is not yet known, according to a statement on Monday. The day-to-day operations of the company will conti...
Cindy Ord/Getty Images Entertainment Gamco Investors Chairman Mario Gabelli was hospitalized for observation after a medical incident on March 19 following a busy day of events in New York City. Gabelli's condition is improving and he is on the road to recovery, but the timeline for his return is not yet known, according to a statement on Monday. The day-to-day operations of the company will continue to be led by its Co-CEO, Douglas Jamieson and President and Co-CIO Christopher Marangi, and his client portfolios will continue to be managed by his team. More on Gamco Investors Tracking Mario Gabelli's Gabelli Funds 13F Portfolio - Q4 2025 Update Dividend scorecard for Gamco Investors Financial information for Gamco Investors
Sundry Photography Under the agreement, Zillow ( Z ) ( ZG ) has become the official real estate and home rentals marketplace partner of Major League Baseball, the company said on Monday. The agreement spans the baseball calendar — from spring training to the post-season — and includes national broadcasting, streaming, digital, and in-stadium integrations. " Baseball is one of the few places where ...
Sundry Photography Under the agreement, Zillow ( Z ) ( ZG ) has become the official real estate and home rentals marketplace partner of Major League Baseball, the company said on Monday. The agreement spans the baseball calendar — from spring training to the post-season — and includes national broadcasting, streaming, digital, and in-stadium integrations. " Baseball is one of the few places where getting 'home' is literally the point of the game," said Beverly W. Jackson , vice president of Brand and Product Marketing at Zillow ( Z ). Meanwhile, searching for homes online has become a pastime of its own, she added. The partnership includes national marketing campaigns across the MLB Network, MLB.TV, and Apple TV+; year-round league sponsorship; on-site and hospitality events at All-Star Week and postseason events; and presenting sponsorship of Pennant Chase across MLB owned and operated media. Zillow ( Z ) class C stock rose 3.0% in Monday afternoon trading. That gain comes as the stock dropped 34% year-to-date. More on Zillow Zillow Group, Inc. (ZG) Presents at Bernstein Insights: What's next in tech? - 4th Annual Tech, Media, Telecom Forum Transcript Zillow Group, Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Zillow: AI Isn't A Credible Threat So I'm Buying The Plunge Compass drops lawsuit against Zillow Zillow launches additional up to $1.25B share buyback program
Thomas Tuchel believes England can create a home from home in Kansas City this summer to push their dream of World Cup glory. The manager is on board with the Football Association’s choice of an intimate boutique hotel for the squad – with training facilities 20 minutes away – and says they hope to fly in and out of Kansas City for matches throughout their stay at the finals. The FA has been attra...
Thomas Tuchel believes England can create a home from home in Kansas City this summer to push their dream of World Cup glory. The manager is on board with the Football Association’s choice of an intimate boutique hotel for the squad – with training facilities 20 minutes away – and says they hope to fly in and out of Kansas City for matches throughout their stay at the finals. The FA has been attracted by how Kansas City, which straddles the states of Kansas and Missouri, is located in the centre of the United States, thereby mitigating travel distances to games. It is also happy with the accommodation and training base that has been secured. The hotel is the five-star, 54-room Inn at Meadowbrook, which is on the Kansas side of the state line. The FA has asked for a basketball court to be put in for the players and, in the absence of one on-site, will locate a local swimming pool for them. The Inn is in a quiet and secluded area. The FA’s first choice of training ground was Sporting Kansas City’s performance centre, but Argentina beat them to it. The hierarchy is comfortable with the selection of the Swope Soccer Village, which is the home of Sporting Kansas City’s academy teams and is on the Missouri side. The Netherlands and Algeria will also be based in the region. Tuchel said. “To have a home, to have a bed that you’re used to sleep in, to have a bed with a good mattress, to have a hotel with privacy … a small hotel, not a 400, 500, 800-bed hotel where we see each other maybe just in the elevators or on the floor between breakfast and meeting-room; the air-conditioning is on and you cannot open the windows. There are a lot of these hotels in America. “We chose a hotel where you can open the window, where it’s an intimate and small place. Once we get used to that place, it makes sense to go back. Maybe the headline is: ‘We try to be as often in Kansas as possible.’” England fly to Florida at the beginning of June for a pre-tournament camp, where they have warm-up ...
(RTTNews) - The Switzerland market shrugged off a slightly weak start and climbed higher on Wednesday after soft inflation data from the U.S. raised hopes the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rate a couple of times this year. The benchmark SMI ended up by 94.67 points or 0.78% at 12,167.59. The index, which edged down to 12,061.93 in early trades, climbed to a high of 12,185.77 in the final ho...
(RTTNews) - The Switzerland market shrugged off a slightly weak start and climbed higher on Wednesday after soft inflation data from the U.S. raised hopes the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rate a couple of times this year. The benchmark SMI ended up by 94.67 points or 0.78% at 12,167.59. The index, which edged down to 12,061.93 in early trades, climbed to a high of 12,185.77 in the final hour. VAT Group shares rallied 3.77%. ABB gained nearly 3%, while Partners Group, Julius Baer and Holcim climbed 2.2% each. Logitech International ended 1.63% up, while Swatch Group, Swiss Life Holding, Geberit, Roche Holding, Schindler Ps, Richemont and Sika gained 1 to 1.4%. Zurich Insurance Group and Sandoz Group also closed notably higher. Flughafen Zurich gained about 1.3%. The company announced that its May passenger traffic jumped 9.4% year over year to 2,772,182. The Zurich Airport operator's turnover likewise increased by 3.5% to 55.4 million francs. Lonza Group ended down 2.02%. Swisscom and SIG Group closed lower by 1.28% and 1.2%, respectively, while Sonova drifted down nearly 0.9%. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
aprott/iStock via Getty Images Back in November of last year, I wrote two articles dedicated to the theme that we seem to be in an AI bubble. You can read them here and here . In short, my thesis centered around the idea that while companies have been making massive investments into the space, companies that are not in the technology space really aren't showing much return for their emphasis on AI...
aprott/iStock via Getty Images Back in November of last year, I wrote two articles dedicated to the theme that we seem to be in an AI bubble. You can read them here and here . In short, my thesis centered around the idea that while companies have been making massive investments into the space, companies that are not in the technology space really aren't showing much return for their emphasis on AI. On top of this, the market looks incredibly expensive, and much of the upside that we have seen over the last two years has been tech-heavy. At some point, it is my belief that we will see a day of reckoning. I would venture to say that it is more likely to be a Dot-Com sort of situation as opposed to a global housing one. But regardless, there is likely to be pain, even as we are seeing the way paved for legitimate long-term value creation. The newest data that I was able to dig up shows that while there have been some parts of the economy that are doing well, with that almost certainly attributable to AI, a large chunk of the economy isn't seeing any measurable progress. This is disconcerting to say the least. And if we continue on this path, I fully expect a market correction at some point in time. This does not mean that I don't believe in the potential of AI. Rather, I think that the market is getting way ahead of itself in investing in it. Because of that, I would argue that investors would be wise to tread cautiously from this point on. A Bubble Is Brewing While I will touch briefly on some of the data points that I covered in my previous articles on this theme, the overwhelming majority of information in this article is stuff that I have never talked about publicly before. But before we get into that, I think it is important to understand just how big AI spending has gotten in recent years. Back in 2020, when AI was just sprouting up, investments in it totaled about $46 billion globally. That would quickly be dwarfed in subsequent years. In 2021, it was $72.5 bill...
Super Micro Computer, Inc.’s SMCI shares plummeted 33.3% on Friday following fresh allegations, adding to its past controversies. But does this sharp decline create a buying opportunity given its strong artificial intelligence (AI)-driven outlook, or is it better for investors to stay away? Let’s take a closer look – SMCI Falls on $2.5B Smuggling Allegations Supermicro’s shares tumbled on Friday a...
Super Micro Computer, Inc.’s SMCI shares plummeted 33.3% on Friday following fresh allegations, adding to its past controversies. But does this sharp decline create a buying opportunity given its strong artificial intelligence (AI)-driven outlook, or is it better for investors to stay away? Let’s take a closer look – SMCI Falls on $2.5B Smuggling Allegations Supermicro’s shares tumbled on Friday after three individuals linked to the company were accused of illegally shipping AI-centric servers equipped with NVIDIA Corporation’s NVDA graphic processing units (GPUs) to China, violating U.S. export restrictions. U.S. prosecutors have charged co-founder Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw, manager Ruei-Tsan “Steven” Chang, and contractor Ting-Wei “Willy” Sun under the Export Control Reform Act, alleging that they smuggled roughly $2.5 billion worth of NVIDIA-powered servers. Adding to concerns, Liaw had stepped down from Supermicro amid an accounting scandal, later rejoining the company as a consultant and then becoming a member of the board of directors. Supermicro placed Liaw and Chang on administrative leave and terminated Sun’s contract, but it was too late and too little, as it had no meaningful impact on the company’s share price. Rehiring a former employee previously linked to allegations, only to face fresh controversy, rightfully dented investor confidence. Previous SMCI Scandals Add to Investor Unease It isn’t the first time that Supermicro has faced a controversy. Earlier, a short-seller alleged accounting irregularities at Supermicro, which delayed its annual 10-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In another instance, the U.S. Department of Justice also investigated Supermicro over accounting discrepancies and received a letter of noncompliance from the Nasdaq exchange, raising concerns about being delisted. Although the company filed its delayed reports, its auditor, Ernst & Young, resigned, citing weaknesses in internal financial controls. Recurring c...
A Colombian Air Force plane carrying 125 people crashed just after takeoff deep in the country’s southern Amazon region on Monday, the air force said, and military sources said 71 people on board have been rescued. Colombian Air Force Commander Fernando Silva said in a video posted on social media that the plane was carrying 114 passengers and 11 crew members, and that authorities were still inve...
A Colombian Air Force plane carrying 125 people crashed just after takeoff deep in the country’s southern Amazon region on Monday, the air force said, and military sources said 71 people on board have been rescued. Colombian Air Force Commander Fernando Silva said in a video posted on social media that the plane was carrying 114 passengers and 11 crew members, and that authorities were still investigating the cause of the crash. Defence Minister Pedro Sanchez said earlier on social media the accident happened as the Lockheed Martin-built Hercules C-130 was taking off from Puerto Leguizamo on the border with Peru, as it transported troops. Advertisement “The exact number of victims and the causes of the crash have not yet been determined,” he said. Footage from the scene published by local outlet BluRadio showed thick plumes of smoke rising from the wreckage. One video showed the plane heading towards the ground just seconds after take-off. BluRadio said the crash took place just 3 km (2 miles) from an urban centre. Advertisement Two military sources told Reuters that 71 people had been rescued from the wreckage. Silva put the figure at 48 in the earlier video message.
A flight attendant on the Air Canada Jazz flight that collided with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia airport on Sunday survived in what her daughter called a “complete miracle”, when she was ejected more than 100 metres from the plane while still strapped to her seat. The CRJ-900 jet, operated by Jazz Aviation, collided with a fire truck as it landed, killing both the pilot and co-pilot. Nine ...
A flight attendant on the Air Canada Jazz flight that collided with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia airport on Sunday survived in what her daughter called a “complete miracle”, when she was ejected more than 100 metres from the plane while still strapped to her seat. The CRJ-900 jet, operated by Jazz Aviation, collided with a fire truck as it landed, killing both the pilot and co-pilot. Nine people were sent to the hospital with injuries, including Solange Tremblay, a flight attendant. “It’s a complete miracle. At the moment of impact, her seat was ejected more than 100 metres from the plane. They found her and she was still strapped into her seat,” her daughter Sarah Lépine told Quebec’s TVA News. “She had a guardian angel watching over her. It could have been much worse.” Lépine said her mother suffered multiple bone fractures and was taken to the hospital for surgery to mend a broken leg. According to her social media profile, Tremblay began working for Jazz 26 years ago as a flight attendant. Jazz Aviation, owned by Chorus Aviation, is an independent regional airline that operates short-haul flights on behalf of Air Canada under the Air Canada Express brand. Montreal-based Air Canada did not provide a statement on Tremblay, but several staff members confirmed details of the incident to the Guardian. TVA identified one of the pilots as Antoine Forest, 30, of Coteau-du-Lac, a city south-west of Montreal. He joined Jazz Aviation in 2022. “The loss of our two fellow crew members onboard Flight 8646 is a profound tragedy,” said Jason Ambrosi, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, the largest airline pilot union in the world. “These pilots dedicated their careers to the safe transport of passengers, and we are all thinking of their families, loved ones, and colleagues at Jazz Aviation during this devastating time.” In air traffic control recordings moments before the crash, staff could be heard on a radio transmission giving clearance to a vehicle to cros...
If you're getting dizzy watching the stock market, you're not alone. Volatility has spiked this year, and the S&P 500 (^GSPC +1.62%) seems to be swinging every day based on the latest news out of Iran or President Trump's most recent social media posts. For investors, it's a challenging market environment, but it also presents a conundrum. With volatility comes opportunity, but it's often a fool's...
If you're getting dizzy watching the stock market, you're not alone. Volatility has spiked this year, and the S&P 500 (^GSPC +1.62%) seems to be swinging every day based on the latest news out of Iran or President Trump's most recent social media posts. For investors, it's a challenging market environment, but it also presents a conundrum. With volatility comes opportunity, but it's often a fool's errand to chase it, trying to time the market bottom or the bottom on an individual stock, especially in a situation as hard to predict as the Iran war. For long-term investors, there's a better way to approach it. Take a breath It's worth remembering, during geopolitical crises like this one, that the stock market has faced similar challenges many times before. While a bear market isn't out of the ordinary, the S&P 500 has always returned to an all-time high afterwards. That includes previous shocks like the Great Depression, World War II, the oil embargo and stagflation of the 1970s, 9/11, the financial crisis, the pandemic, and many more. Looking at it from that perspective, the war in Iran looks more like a bump in the road rather than a brick wall. Control what you can control First, remember that you don't need to do anything. Just because markets are moving, you don't need to change your positions. Often, doing nothing is the best move. Some of your holdings might be down substantially, but if you've done the work of putting together a diversified portfolio of high-quality companies at fair prices, you should do well over the long term. Times like these are also a good opportunity to build up your cash pile to deploy if share prices fall low enough. Along those lines, it's a good idea to make a watch list of stocks you're interested in buying, along with the price at which you'd pull the trigger. You might get some good opportunities if the volatility continues. Expand SNPINDEX : ^GSPC S&P 500 Index Today's Change ( 1.62 %) $ 105.29 Current Price $ 6611.77 Key Data ...
Key Points The war in Iran is roiling global markets, but past crises have done the same. The S&P 500 has always returned to all-time highs with enough time following geopolitical shocks like the Iran conflict. Investors should consider hoarding cash to take advantage of a deeper market sell-off. 10 stocks we like better than S&P 500 Index › If you're getting dizzy watching the stock market, you'r...
Key Points The war in Iran is roiling global markets, but past crises have done the same. The S&P 500 has always returned to all-time highs with enough time following geopolitical shocks like the Iran conflict. Investors should consider hoarding cash to take advantage of a deeper market sell-off. 10 stocks we like better than S&P 500 Index › If you're getting dizzy watching the stock market, you're not alone. Volatility has spiked this year, and the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) seems to be swinging every day based on the latest news out of Iran or President Trump's most recent social media posts. For investors, it's a challenging market environment, but it also presents a conundrum. With volatility comes opportunity, but it's often a fool's errand to chase it, trying to time the market bottom or the bottom on an individual stock, especially in a situation as hard to predict as the Iran war. 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 » For long-term investors, there's a better way to approach it. Take a breath It's worth remembering, during geopolitical crises like this one, that the stock market has faced similar challenges many times before. While a bear market isn't out of the ordinary, the S&P 500 has always returned to an all-time high afterwards. That includes previous shocks like the Great Depression, World War II, the oil embargo and stagflation of the 1970s, 9/11, the financial crisis, the pandemic, and many more. Looking at it from that perspective, the war in Iran looks more like a bump in the road rather than a brick wall. Control what you can control First, remember that you don't need to do anything. Just because markets are moving, you don't need to change your positions. Often, doing nothing is the best move. Some of your holdings might be down substantially, but if you've done the ...
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News PG&E ( PCG ) up 1.1% in Monday's trading despite receiving a downgrade at Jefferies to Hold from Buy with a $19 price target, trimmed from $20, noting shares have gained 20% since January lows in reflecting increased hope for a supportive outcome from SB254 Phase 2, but it now has less confidence in a constructive wildfire liability reform for utilities. Based on ...
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News PG&E ( PCG ) up 1.1% in Monday's trading despite receiving a downgrade at Jefferies to Hold from Buy with a $19 price target, trimmed from $20, noting shares have gained 20% since January lows in reflecting increased hope for a supportive outcome from SB254 Phase 2, but it now has less confidence in a constructive wildfire liability reform for utilities. Based on conversations with key stakeholders, Jefferies analyst Julien Dumoulin-Smith said he does not see sufficient political appetite to enact a structural reform that meaningfully shifts wildfire liability away from utilities shareholders and ratepayers. While support from the California PUC and TURN is constructive, Dumoulin-Smith said a critical missing element remains a buy-in from the insurance sector, where resistance persists to altering current risk-transfer mechanics. Early indicators point to an elevated 2026 fire season risk, the analyst said, although it remains unclear whether it will catalyze legislative urgency; April 1 snow-water equivalent estimates suggest statewide snowpack at 37% of historical averages with Northern California at just 18%. More on PG&E PG&E: Buy A Redesigned Company PG&E Starting To Climb Out Of Valuation Pit PG&E Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
"They're able to now arrest illegals as they come into the country. That's very fertile territory," he told reporters. "But that's not why they're there. They're really there to help."
"They're able to now arrest illegals as they come into the country. That's very fertile territory," he told reporters. "But that's not why they're there. They're really there to help."