Uranium Energy press release ( UEC ): Q3 GAAP EPS of -$0.11 misses by $0.08 . More on Uranium Energy Uranium Energy: Good Assets, Wrong Price Commodity Prices Improve, But Uranium Energy's Dilution Problems Continue To Mount Uranium Energy Q3 2026 Earnings Preview Quant snapshot: United Natural Foods, Designer Brands lead top-rated names as MIND Technology, BARK lag Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on...
Uranium Energy press release ( UEC ): Q3 GAAP EPS of -$0.11 misses by $0.08 . More on Uranium Energy Uranium Energy: Good Assets, Wrong Price Commodity Prices Improve, But Uranium Energy's Dilution Problems Continue To Mount Uranium Energy Q3 2026 Earnings Preview Quant snapshot: United Natural Foods, Designer Brands lead top-rated names as MIND Technology, BARK lag Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Uranium Energy
porcorex/iStock via Getty Images SpaceX ( SPCX ) will debut in the stock market this week in what is expected to be the biggest ever IPO, but Seeking Alpha's investing community appears to be wary of the hype. In a poll on Monday, most of the 950+ respondents said they plan to wait for a post-IPO dip to snap up some SpaceX ( SPCX ) shares. Just 13% of the respondents are considering buying shares ...
porcorex/iStock via Getty Images SpaceX ( SPCX ) will debut in the stock market this week in what is expected to be the biggest ever IPO, but Seeking Alpha's investing community appears to be wary of the hype. In a poll on Monday, most of the 950+ respondents said they plan to wait for a post-IPO dip to snap up some SpaceX ( SPCX ) shares. Just 13% of the respondents are considering buying shares on Day 1. Many are steering clear of the speculative bet altogether, while some intend to watch from the sidelines given the rocket maker's massive $1.75T valuation. Here's what some of the respondents said about the IPO: "I have to say that I like what Elon Musk has done, especially with Tesla. This new IPO has created a lot of hope and the initial valuation seems a bit high. I rather wait before I buy in for the long haul," noted SA premium user gustburgos. "We all love when science fiction comes true, but there's no big money in going to the moon or space stations since there are no significant commercial (non-government) applications regardless of some of the cool things that will be done. Where there are competing systems, SPCX may have a $/lb earth orbit advantage in certain applications, but is that enough for a trillion dollar valuation?" SA premium subscriber swarfer commented. More on SpaceX The SpaceX IPO: All Systems Go, Ready For Blast Off? Revisiting The SpaceX Valuation: A Post-Prospectus Update SpaceX set for early entry into MSCI indexes after IPO xAI brings in Starlink engineer to run Grok chatbot training
Blackstone Inc. is pushing forward in the fast-growing market for significant risk transfers as banks hedge possible losses in their swelling loan books. The world’s largest manager of private assets is a big fan of SRTs, having already bought deals linked to corporate, infrastructure and agricultural loans, according to Dan Leiter , who leads the international unit of Blackstone Credit and Insura...
Blackstone Inc. is pushing forward in the fast-growing market for significant risk transfers as banks hedge possible losses in their swelling loan books. The world’s largest manager of private assets is a big fan of SRTs, having already bought deals linked to corporate, infrastructure and agricultural loans, according to Dan Leiter , who leads the international unit of Blackstone Credit and Insurance. “We are a major player in SRTs and we do them in kind of all the asset classes,” Leiter said in an interview with Bloomberg, adding that the firm is in talks about potential deals with several banks in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, including some who have yet to tap the market for the first time. The alternatives giant is also considering diving into so-called counterparty risk transfers, which allow banks to insure a broader range of assets such as prime brokerage finance, a move that could add billions of dollars in deal volumes to a market already hedging $1 trillion in loans . “We’re doing more with banks than ever before in the history of our credit business by far,” Leiter said. SRTs allow banks to free up capital for more profitable business. The instruments appeal to investors because they typically offer returns exceeding 10% in exchange for insuring a junior risk on a loan portfolio. Large asset managers, such as Blackstone, have almost quadrupled the amount of capital deployed to SRTs since 2022. Among recent deals, Blackstone invested in an SRT from ABN Amro Bank NV and another tied to $3.2 billion of Australian and Asian project finance originated by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp . The manager of assets worth more than $1.3 trillion is in discussions with “a handful” of banks about SRTs, the former Morgan Stanley banker said. It may be a while before deals emerge from those talks, particularly where they involve newcomers to the market. “When we start an SRT conversation with a bank that’s never done an SRT, it’s not unusual for it to take a year or mor...
Nurix Therapeutics (NRIX) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions might not help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.
Nurix Therapeutics (NRIX) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions might not help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.
Palestinian civilians are caught between “mass atrocities” of Israeli forces, settlers and Hamas’ brutal rule, a UN-mandated inquiry said on Tuesday. Civilians across war-ravaged Gaza and the occupied West Bank are being “systematically and deliberately” subjected to severe rights violations, the UN’s Independent International Commission of Inquiry said. The investigative team, which last year con...
Palestinian civilians are caught between “mass atrocities” of Israeli forces, settlers and Hamas’ brutal rule, a UN-mandated inquiry said on Tuesday. Civilians across war-ravaged Gaza and the occupied West Bank are being “systematically and deliberately” subjected to severe rights violations, the UN’s Independent International Commission of Inquiry said. The investigative team, which last year concluded that Israel had committed “genocide” in the war in Gaza, highlighted in a new report that...
A Taiwan-US defence planning programme has sparked debate in Taiwan’s legislature over whether its strategic value justifies its higher cost after the government proposed raising its budget more than twelvefold next year. At the centre of the controversy is a sharp increase in funding for the Joint Force Design (JFD) programme, a bilateral defence planning mechanism used to assess the island’s mil...
A Taiwan-US defence planning programme has sparked debate in Taiwan’s legislature over whether its strategic value justifies its higher cost after the government proposed raising its budget more than twelvefold next year. At the centre of the controversy is a sharp increase in funding for the Joint Force Design (JFD) programme, a bilateral defence planning mechanism used to assess the island’s military requirements, operational concepts and capability gaps. Findings for the JFD, formally known...
Intel, IBM, and other legacy tech giants are doubling down on quantum computing, putting pure-play firms like D-Wave and Rigetti in a difficult position.
Intel, IBM, and other legacy tech giants are doubling down on quantum computing, putting pure-play firms like D-Wave and Rigetti in a difficult position.
Mikhail Konoplev/iStock via Getty Images CoreWeave's ( CRWV ) executives have sold more than $2.3B worth of their own holdings since the AI infrastructure company's lockup period expired, according to a Bloomberg report citing data from Washington Service. According to the report, CoreWeave co-founders Michael Intrator, Brannin McBee, and Brian Venturo accounted for the bulk of those sales. The st...
Mikhail Konoplev/iStock via Getty Images CoreWeave's ( CRWV ) executives have sold more than $2.3B worth of their own holdings since the AI infrastructure company's lockup period expired, according to a Bloomberg report citing data from Washington Service. According to the report, CoreWeave co-founders Michael Intrator, Brannin McBee, and Brian Venturo accounted for the bulk of those sales. The stock sales were executed under 10b5-1 trading plans, which allow executives to sell shares according to predetermined schedules. A company spokesperson told Bloomberg that the founders remain committed to CoreWeave's long-term growth and that the plans were established to provide liquidity and portfolio diversification. Venturo, CoreWeave's chief strategy officer, has sold more than $1.1B worth of stock since the company’s lockup period expired in August, making him the second-largest insider seller by value sold so far this year, the report said. While the founders have reduced their combined holdings through the prearranged stock sales, they continue to own approximately 18% of the company. Intrator remains CoreWeave's largest shareholder with a 10.4% stake. The report also said that major investor Magnetar Financial has sold more than $5.5B worth of CoreWeave shares since the lockup expiration, cutting its stake roughly in half. Magnetar still owns about 9.7% of the company. The transactions follow a strong run in CoreWeave shares, which have surged more than 150% since the AI infrastructure provider's March 2025 IPO. The rally has been fueled by robust demand for AI computing infrastructure and CoreWeave's close ties to Nvidia ( NVDA ), which is one of the company's largest investors and a key supplier of the GPUs powering its cloud platform. More on CoreWeave CoreWeave: Booked Out, Underpriced Nebius Isn't Expensive, But CoreWeave Is Underappreciated CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) Presents at Bank of America 2026 Global Technology Conference Transcript CoreWeave rises after BNP...