Pepe (CRYPTO: PEPE) , the cute frog-themed meme coin that proclaims the dogs have had their day, has a lot in common with Dogecoin. That's not so surprising since it was built in its image. Unfortunately, being the next Dogecoin is not necessarily a good thing. Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) launched in 2013 as a joke poking fun at the way people bought into cryptocurrencies without fully understanding t...
Pepe (CRYPTO: PEPE) , the cute frog-themed meme coin that proclaims the dogs have had their day, has a lot in common with Dogecoin. That's not so surprising since it was built in its image. Unfortunately, being the next Dogecoin is not necessarily a good thing. Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) launched in 2013 as a joke poking fun at the way people bought into cryptocurrencies without fully understanding them. The founders did not expect or intend it to reach a market cap of over $14 billion, and that makes it difficult for Pepe or any other meme coin to follow in its footsteps. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Pontiff to make marginalised a focus of first papal visit since 2011 including meeting with migrants in the Canaries Pope Leo has urged political leaders to seek unity, rather than divide their populations for political gain, and said they must fight for peace, in the opening speech of his tour in Spain. The pope has made the marginalised a focus of his visit – his first tour of an EU country, apa...
Pontiff to make marginalised a focus of first papal visit since 2011 including meeting with migrants in the Canaries Pope Leo has urged political leaders to seek unity, rather than divide their populations for political gain, and said they must fight for peace, in the opening speech of his tour in Spain. The pope has made the marginalised a focus of his visit – his first tour of an EU country, apart from Italy – including meeting homeless people in Madrid and migrants in the Canary Islands. The pope, who has clashed with the US president, Donald Trump, over his immigration policies and war with Iran, said his visit was aimed at setting an example of respecting “every human being”. Continue reading...
Mercedes driver goes just 0.043 quicker than Red Bull rival Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton third quickest for second-row start Mercedes’s Kimi Antonelli snatched pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix with an exceptional lap around the streets of Monte Carlo. In a gripping qualifying, the 19-year-old Italian was flawless in edging out Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Lecl...
Mercedes driver goes just 0.043 quicker than Red Bull rival Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton third quickest for second-row start Mercedes’s Kimi Antonelli snatched pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix with an exceptional lap around the streets of Monte Carlo. In a gripping qualifying, the 19-year-old Italian was flawless in edging out Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were in third and fourth and Isack Hadjar in fifth for Red Bull. Antonelli’s title rival and teammate George Russell could manage only sixth, leaving him with a tough task on Sunday. Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris were in seventh and eighth for McLaren. Continue reading...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oracle Corporation ( ORCL ) is heading into FQ4 results in a far better position now. The AI data center company has raised capital for capacity expansion and their prime customer is now loaded with capital heading into a big IPO. My investment thesis remains ultra Bullish on the de-risked story while the market isn't fully appreciating the potential of t...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oracle Corporation ( ORCL ) is heading into FQ4 results in a far better position now. The AI data center company has raised capital for capacity expansion and their prime customer is now loaded with capital heading into a big IPO. My investment thesis remains ultra Bullish on the de-risked story while the market isn't fully appreciating the potential of the massive backlog with a 10% dip to end the week on the tech sell off. Source: Finviz Breakout Period Oracle has told an impressive growth story and the market hasn't fully appreciated the plans. The company is set to report FQ4'26 results after the market closes on June 10 with the last quarter of growth around 20%. The consensus analyst estimates forecast the following May quarterly results: EPS of $1.96, up 15.4% YoY Revenue of $19.1 billion, up 20.1% YoY Oracle is set to start guiding towards 30% growth in FY27, as the AI cloud business starts hitting the inflection point. The company reported the Cloud Services business grew at a 43.5% clip in FQ3 to reach $8.9 billion and the growth should only accelerate with a FQ4 growth target of 46% to 50% with 50% reaching $10 billion in quarterly revenue. Source: Seeking Alpha The company has seen RPOs go parabolic to support the flip in the script from a 20% growth story to 30% moving to upwards of 45% for FY28. The official guidance from Oracle after FQ3 results was a FY27 revenue target of $90 billion, up 34% YoY, a number set at $85 billion back at the 2025 analyst day. The RPOs hit an absurd $553 billion in FQ3, up 325% YoY. The amount jumped $29 billion from the prior quarter and investors need to note the amount is so large now it accounts for the forecasted revenues of the next four years already culminating in a FY30 revenue estimate of $225 billion. While Oracle has rebounded from the fear induced sell off, the stock still doesn't trade anywhere close to the recent highs. Oracle soared well over $300 on the late 2025 ...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oracle Corporation ( ORCL ) is heading into FQ4 results in a far better position now. The AI data center company has raised capital for capacity expansion and their prime customer is now loaded with capital heading into a big IPO. My investment thesis remains ultra Bullish on the de-risked story while the market isn't fully appreciating the potential of t...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oracle Corporation ( ORCL ) is heading into FQ4 results in a far better position now. The AI data center company has raised capital for capacity expansion and their prime customer is now loaded with capital heading into a big IPO. My investment thesis remains ultra Bullish on the de-risked story while the market isn't fully appreciating the potential of the massive backlog with a 10% dip to end the week on the tech sell off. Source: Finviz Breakout Period Oracle has told an impressive growth story and the market hasn't fully appreciated the plans. The company is set to report FQ4'26 results after the market closes on June 10 with the last quarter of growth around 20%. The consensus analyst estimates forecast the following May quarterly results: EPS of $1.96, up 15.4% YoY Revenue of $19.1 billion, up 20.1% YoY Oracle is set to start guiding towards 30% growth in FY27, as the AI cloud business starts hitting the inflection point. The company reported the Cloud Services business grew at a 43.5% clip in FQ3 to reach $8.9 billion and the growth should only accelerate with a FQ4 growth target of 46% to 50% with 50% reaching $10 billion in quarterly revenue. Source: Seeking Alpha The company has seen RPOs go parabolic to support the flip in the script from a 20% growth story to 30% moving to upwards of 45% for FY28. The official guidance from Oracle after FQ3 results was a FY27 revenue target of $90 billion, up 34% YoY, a number set at $85 billion back at the 2025 analyst day. The RPOs hit an absurd $553 billion in FQ3, up 325% YoY. The amount jumped $29 billion from the prior quarter and investors need to note the amount is so large now it accounts for the forecasted revenues of the next four years already culminating in a FY30 revenue estimate of $225 billion. While Oracle has rebounded from the fear induced sell off, the stock still doesn't trade anywhere close to the recent highs. Oracle soared well over $300 on the late 2025 ...
EOG Resources (NYSE:EOG) is the name every oil bull is screaming about as WTI crude spiked to $114.58 in early April 2026 and traders pile into upstream drillers to play the Iran war supply shock. The EOG Trade Is a Sugar High Geopolitical premium fades. It always does. And when it does, EOG holders get ... Forget High-Flying Oil Drillers: 1 Fee-Based Midstream Giant to Buy Right Now
EOG Resources (NYSE:EOG) is the name every oil bull is screaming about as WTI crude spiked to $114.58 in early April 2026 and traders pile into upstream drillers to play the Iran war supply shock. The EOG Trade Is a Sugar High Geopolitical premium fades. It always does. And when it does, EOG holders get ... Forget High-Flying Oil Drillers: 1 Fee-Based Midstream Giant to Buy Right Now
Whatever You Do, Don't Ignore Friday's Selloff Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance By 1PM Friday, the Nasdaq was already down roughly 3.3%, and suddenly the same crowd that spent the last few months explaining why valuations don’t matter is asking what is happening. Bitcoin has also been taken behind the woodshed, crashing to around $60,000. Depending on where you’re measuring from, that’s a brutal ...
Whatever You Do, Don't Ignore Friday's Selloff Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance By 1PM Friday, the Nasdaq was already down roughly 3.3%, and suddenly the same crowd that spent the last few months explaining why valuations don’t matter is asking what is happening. Bitcoin has also been taken behind the woodshed, crashing to around $60,000. Depending on where you’re measuring from, that’s a brutal decline in a remarkably short period of time. It’s down about 42% over the last twelve months. And it’s becoming clear that bitcoin bulls all have breaking points . And I don’t want to sound like a d*ck, but frankly, none of this — the market tanking, or how it’s happening — is really surprising. I’ve written for years that I think crypto is the tip of the risk-on spear. It tends to be the first asset class investors pile into when liquidity is abundant, speculation is rampant, and everyone is convinced they’re smarter than the market. It’s also frequently the first thing to crack when risk appetite begins to fade. So I’m not terribly surprised that after bitcoin started crashing (it’s down 16% in the last 5 days) that the rest of the market is following suit. Back in October, crypto was one of ten areas of the market that I flagged as deserving extra caution . I’d be paying very close attention to the other nine areas right now . Markets rarely isolate their problems to one corner of the casino for very long. The question investors are already asking is predictable: “Is this a buy-the-dip opportunity?” Maybe, if the rules of economics and markets as we once knew them cease to exist any longer , but let’s not confuse a 3% decline with anything resembling an attractive valuation. Here’s a couple quick notes for perspective on where we are heading into the weekend. Friendly reminder for those who think this is a "crash" that in 2023, barely 3 years ago, the NASDAQ was more than -59% lower from here. The current Shiller CAPE ratio sits at 42.7x, a level that should make invest...