jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Tesla ( TSLA ) shares were under pressure Thursday after the company’s Q1 earnings report, with investors now focused on whether key technical levels can hold following the post-results selloff. At press time, shares were recently trading at $376, down 2.9%, and remain below the 50-day moving average of $389.15 and the 200-day moving average of $400.0...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Tesla ( TSLA ) shares were under pressure Thursday after the company’s Q1 earnings report, with investors now focused on whether key technical levels can hold following the post-results selloff. At press time, shares were recently trading at $376, down 2.9%, and remain below the 50-day moving average of $389.15 and the 200-day moving average of $400.07, signaling weakened near-term momentum. Before earnings, Tesla’s weekly options had implied an approximately 6% move, and shares are now trading near the lower half of that expected range ( $390 to $400) , suggesting investors were underwhelmed by the results. The electric vehicle company shows a put/call open interest ratio of 0.77, with total put open interest at 2.87M compared to call open interest of 3.74M. On the upside, traders are likely watching the $389-$390 zone as the first resistance area, which aligns with the 50-day moving average and marks a key near-term recovery level. A sustained move above that range could improve sentiment and open the door toward $400, where the 200-day moving average now stands. "Tesla is expected to be well positioned for another leg up towards a price target of $415 per share based on its current roadmap and anticipated execution progress," SA columnist Summit Research said. "Tesla, Inc.'s Q1 double beat reinforces the view that the company can still generate resilient earnings while funding a more capital-intensive AI, autonomy and robotics roadmap." More on Tesla Tesla Q1: Trading On Belief, Not Results Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript SpaceX IPO pitch is said to bet less on rockets, more on $28.5T in AI What analysts are saying about Tesla
Royal Festival Hall, London Suzi Quatro, Mr Lordi and Alison Mosshart joined the Philharmonia in a setlist spanning Wagner and Metallica – with conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali flexing his rock-drummer skills ‘You’re in for a very loud evening,” warned Mark Ball, the Southbank Centre’s artistic director, to whoops of audience approval. True by classical music standards, but I doubt these were decib...
Royal Festival Hall, London Suzi Quatro, Mr Lordi and Alison Mosshart joined the Philharmonia in a setlist spanning Wagner and Metallica – with conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali flexing his rock-drummer skills ‘You’re in for a very loud evening,” warned Mark Ball, the Southbank Centre’s artistic director, to whoops of audience approval. True by classical music standards, but I doubt these were decibel levels to write home about for the rock and heavy metal regulars. And yes, this latest programme in Multitudes – the centre’s annual “orchestra-powered” multi-arts extravaganza – attracted a crowd in which band T-shirts, black lipstick and leather mingled with office wear, fleeces and everything in between. The Philharmonia had swapped white tie and tails for further smatterings of leather jackets and band merch. Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali reappeared after the interval wearing industrial quantities of eyeliner. Among other things, this concert was a reminder of just how spectacular a big orchestra can be. As I heard someone marvel after the first half: “You think, ‘where’s that sound coming from, then?’” Continue reading...
Cass Information Systems press release ( CASS ): Non-GAAP EPS of $0.67. Revenue of $49.01M (+5.6% Y/Y). Net income of $8.8M. More on Cass Information Systems Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Cass Information Systems Historical earnings data for Cass Information Systems Dividend scorecard for Cass Information Systems Financial information for Cass Information Systems
Cass Information Systems press release ( CASS ): Non-GAAP EPS of $0.67. Revenue of $49.01M (+5.6% Y/Y). Net income of $8.8M. More on Cass Information Systems Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Cass Information Systems Historical earnings data for Cass Information Systems Dividend scorecard for Cass Information Systems Financial information for Cass Information Systems
On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Google's Elizabeth Reid joins Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway to discuss search in the world of AI. As vice president of search, Reid tells us about how AI is changing user behavior and how Google is incorporating Gemini into search. (Source: Bloomberg)
On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Google's Elizabeth Reid joins Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway to discuss search in the world of AI. As vice president of search, Reid tells us about how AI is changing user behavior and how Google is incorporating Gemini into search. (Source: Bloomberg)
honglouwawa/iStock via Getty Images Victory Capital ( VCTR ) should see some reasonable AUM pickup since the end of March thanks to a reappreciation of the market for the moment, which are shrugging off the fact that the Iran War is still not resolved, and the Strait still not really open . Other than that, the case with VCTR are the synergies incoming from the Amundi US acquisition, now called Pi...
honglouwawa/iStock via Getty Images Victory Capital ( VCTR ) should see some reasonable AUM pickup since the end of March thanks to a reappreciation of the market for the moment, which are shrugging off the fact that the Iran War is still not resolved, and the Strait still not really open . Other than that, the case with VCTR are the synergies incoming from the Amundi US acquisition, now called Pioneer Investments. That alone could be almost a 7% EBIT lift with outstanding synergies to be gained. In terms of valuation, it's at 18x PE trailing. Considering a full year of Amundi AUM now under them and the synergies, and assuming a normal AUM bump in line with typical market growth, we get something like a forward 12x PE, consistent with the FWD PE given on Seeking Alpha. That's about in line with what we'd consider to be long-term reasonable AM multiples, and in line with some of the passive asset managers. But by no means a great bargain. Also in terms of direction, we are not sure the market is being reasonably by ignoring a progressing energy crunch, and an uncertain solution in peace talks that haven't taken place. Panic in the markets again, a threat if the Iran War hostilities continue, is not good for VCTR. Results Briefly, Victory is a pretty straightforward asset management company, operating through a couple of franchises, offering all sorts of products, but with a relatively market-in-line exposure overall. That is to say no outsized AUM contribution from exotic strategies, and likely a lot of quasi-indexed strategies contributing to the underlying. The big thing with Victory has been its AUM developments as a consequence of a pretty transformative fold in of Amundi US, which was done without cash consideration but with an equity share. The Amundi acquisition was responsible for around a 33% growth in AUM alone , and since the close occurred mid-year, has only half contributed to revenue growth for the FY. AUM (10-K) In exchange, Amundi is receiving around ...
OVO Hydro, Glasgow The glam set design, gleaming brass and Motown moves are knowingly retro, but Dean’s performance is immediate, vulnerable and natural – the work of a singular artist When the stage’s cream curtains pull back, Olivia Dean and band are already in full flow. Hands reaching out to the audience in welcome, she shimmies behind a silver mic stand in a floor-length candyfloss-pink dress...
OVO Hydro, Glasgow The glam set design, gleaming brass and Motown moves are knowingly retro, but Dean’s performance is immediate, vulnerable and natural – the work of a singular artist When the stage’s cream curtains pull back, Olivia Dean and band are already in full flow. Hands reaching out to the audience in welcome, she shimmies behind a silver mic stand in a floor-length candyfloss-pink dress, her band side-stepping on curved, softly carpeted risers. The swinging, sighing soul-pop single Nice to Each Other is bright with optimism for an on-off relationship, while soft-focus camera footage makes a collage out of gleaming trumpets, glamorous backing singers and Dean’s beaming face. With the air of old-fashioned music TV, it is knowingly retro and deeply romantic – everything you’d expect from the 27-year-old singer who is breathing fresh air into British soul. On this opening night of two sold-out arena shows in Glasgow, ahead of six nights at London’s O2, Dean breezes through two more of her biggest songs as if it’s no big deal. Lady Lady, about moving out and growing up, is bassy and rich, while So Easy (To Fall in Love) is free, flirty and radiant: “This is a song to remind you that you’re fab,” she crows, now dancing at the stage’s footlights. Continue reading...
The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) today is up +0.07%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI ) (DIA ) is up +0.05%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) is up +0.03%. June E-mini S&P futures (ESM26 ) are up +0.07%, and June E-mini Nasdaq futures...
The S&P 500 Index ($SPX ) (SPY ) today is up +0.07%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI ) (DIA ) is up +0.05%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX ) (QQQ ) is up +0.03%. June E-mini S&P futures (ESM26 ) are up +0.07%, and June E-mini Nasdaq futures...
Heartland Express press release ( HTLD ): Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of -$0.06. Operating Revenue of $176.3M. More on Heartland Express Heartland Express: Selling Pressure Is Logical As The Stock Becomes Fully Priced (Rating Downgrade) Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Heartland Express Historical earnings data for Heartland Express Dividend scorecard for Heartland Express Financial information for Heartland E...
Heartland Express press release ( HTLD ): Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of -$0.06. Operating Revenue of $176.3M. More on Heartland Express Heartland Express: Selling Pressure Is Logical As The Stock Becomes Fully Priced (Rating Downgrade) Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Heartland Express Historical earnings data for Heartland Express Dividend scorecard for Heartland Express Financial information for Heartland Express
In the latest cycle of threats and concessions that have marked US President Donald Trump’s approach to the war that he and his Israeli counterpart started against Iran, the mercurial president said on Thursday he would destroy any undersized boat attempting to lay mines in the blocked Strait of Hormuz. His focus on diminutive vessels followed his oft-repeated messaging that Iran’s larger naval ve...
In the latest cycle of threats and concessions that have marked US President Donald Trump’s approach to the war that he and his Israeli counterpart started against Iran, the mercurial president said on Thursday he would destroy any undersized boat attempting to lay mines in the blocked Strait of Hormuz. His focus on diminutive vessels followed his oft-repeated messaging that Iran’s larger naval vessels are no more as he renews his effort to muscle Tehran’s frustratingly resilient regime to...
France, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes, Principality of Monaco. Marco Bottigelli | Moment | Getty Images A million dollars isn't what it used to be — especially in luxury real estate. According to the new Knight Frank Wealth Report, $1 million buys you only 16 square meters (or about 172 square feet) in Monaco, the world's most expensive luxury market as measured per m...
France, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes, Principality of Monaco. Marco Bottigelli | Moment | Getty Images A million dollars isn't what it used to be — especially in luxury real estate. According to the new Knight Frank Wealth Report, $1 million buys you only 16 square meters (or about 172 square feet) in Monaco, the world's most expensive luxury market as measured per meter. That's down from 17 square meters (182 square feet) in 2020. In Hong Kong, which ranks second, $1 million gets you 22.5 square meters, or about 242 square feet. New York looks downright affordable next to London, Singapore and Geneva, with $1 million getting you 33.9 square meters, or 365 square feet. Luxury real estate in most major markets around the world continues to become more expensive, as the wealthy grow wealthier and more mobile. Last year, prices for prime real estate in 100 markets tracked by Knight Frank increased by 3.2%, outpacing the growth of mainstream global housing prices at 2.9%. The Middle East led global luxury growth last year, with prices in Dubai up 25% in 2025 and nearly 200% over the past five years, according to the report. Tokyo was the big standout in 2025, with prices surging 58%, according to the report. Manila, Seoul and Prague also had strong price growth. For future growth, Knight Frank says Mumbai, Brisbane, Miami and Hong Kong are all future hot spots for luxury real estate. The report said the ultra wealthy are more mobile than ever, buying homes around the world and flitting from city to city more frequently. "Rising tax and growing regulatory pressures are accelerating the global mobility of wealth," the report said. "As a result, established hubs such as London are shifting towards a 'dip-in, dip-out' model: places to spend time for business, culture and connectivity rather than permanent residence." Liam Bailey, global head of research at Knight Frank, said the luxury markets with the strongest outlook have low supply combine...