Marvell Technology (NASDAQ:MRVL) stock got a fresh vote of confidence on Thursday when Barclays raised its rating to Overweight, signaling that the firm sees meaningful runway ahead for one of the semiconductor sector’s most AI-exposed names. The upgrade lands as Marvell shares trade near $119, up 34.78% year-to-date. For investors tracking the AI infrastructure buildout, ... Barclays Just Raised ...
Marvell Technology (NASDAQ:MRVL) stock got a fresh vote of confidence on Thursday when Barclays raised its rating to Overweight, signaling that the firm sees meaningful runway ahead for one of the semiconductor sector’s most AI-exposed names. The upgrade lands as Marvell shares trade near $119, up 34.78% year-to-date. For investors tracking the AI infrastructure buildout, ... Barclays Just Raised Marvell to Overweight. Here’s Why the AI Chip Race Is Far From Over
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Shares of domestic automakers jumped on Wednesday, April 8. Companies, like General Motors ( GM ) and Ford ( F ), have reportedly sought relief from steep tariffs on aluminum. It remains to be seen if there will be a reprieve, but the OEMs have a history of swaying White House policy. In the here and now, all eyes will be on Q1 delivery numbers and ea...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Shares of domestic automakers jumped on Wednesday, April 8. Companies, like General Motors ( GM ) and Ford ( F ), have reportedly sought relief from steep tariffs on aluminum. It remains to be seen if there will be a reprieve, but the OEMs have a history of swaying White House policy. In the here and now, all eyes will be on Q1 delivery numbers and earnings results in the coming weeks. As for GM, I had a "B uy" rating on the stock back in October 2025 . I hiked my price target then, and GM is +16% over the past six months. Today, I reiterate a "B uy" rating. I’ll provide a refreshed valuation and offer an update to the technical situation. GM Outperforming YoY Stockcharts.com Back in January, GM reported a mixed set of quarterly results. Q4 non-GAAP EPS of $2.51 topped the Wall Street consensus forecast of $2.26, while revenue of $45.3 billion, down 5% from the same period a year earlier, was a $750 million miss. Its fourth-quarter adjusted EBIT rose 13% YoY but also fell 16% sequentially. Still, the management team posted guidance above estimates. Shares soared 8.7% in the session that followed, marking a second straight healthy post-earnings climb. Looking ahead to the April 28 Q1 report, the options market prices in a somewhat elevated 6.3% earnings-related stock price swing based on the at-the-money straddle expiring soonest after the release. Implied volatility on GM stock is also a tad high at 43%, while short interest on the $68 billion market cap large-cap is low at 2.3%. Looking back on the quarter that was, GM tallied solid overall numbers, despite the top-line miss. Performance was boosted by strong pricing and cost efficiencies, which helped offset $0.7 billion in tariff impacts and lower volumes. While wholesale units declined to 937,000, the firm maintained healthy North American dealer inventory at 48 days. I'd call out that its adjusted automotive free cash flow for the quarter rose to $2.8 billion, an i...
(RTTNews) - Stock of Fastly, Inc. (FSLY) is falling about 10 percent on Thursday morning trading after it announced collaboration with LALIGA, Spain's Professional Football Association, to develop technical solutions to address the illegal streaming of live sports.
(RTTNews) - Stock of Fastly, Inc. (FSLY) is falling about 10 percent on Thursday morning trading after it announced collaboration with LALIGA, Spain's Professional Football Association, to develop technical solutions to address the illegal streaming of live sports.
Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has created lots of trading opportunities in the energy markets and investors are looking for the most efficient vehicles for expressing a view
Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has created lots of trading opportunities in the energy markets and investors are looking for the most efficient vehicles for expressing a view
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
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(RTTNews) - A report released by the Commerce Department on Thursday showed wholesale inventories in the U.S. unexpectedly rebounded in the month of February.
(RTTNews) - A report released by the Commerce Department on Thursday showed wholesale inventories in the U.S. unexpectedly rebounded in the month of February.
Key PointsThe high-growth "Magnificent Seven" stocks have suffered an average decline of 11.5% in 2026 so far, while the Nasdaq-100 index is down just 4.8%.
Key PointsThe high-growth "Magnificent Seven" stocks have suffered an average decline of 11.5% in 2026 so far, while the Nasdaq-100 index is down just 4.8%.
In early trading on Thursday, shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL) topped the list of the day's best performing components of the Nasdaq 100 index, trading up 3.6%. Year to date, Marvell Technology registers a 39.5% gain. And the worst performing Nasdaq 100 component thus far o
In early trading on Thursday, shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL) topped the list of the day's best performing components of the Nasdaq 100 index, trading up 3.6%. Year to date, Marvell Technology registers a 39.5% gain. And the worst performing Nasdaq 100 component thus far o
Hi, it’s Swetha Gopinath in London, recapping my recent chat with the head of UniCredit’s growing ECM business. Also today, why private markets’ software pain is about to get a lot worse. Today’s top stories CVC seeks partners to back €10.9 billion Recordati deal. 7-Eleven owner delays US unit IPO as revamp needs time. Goldman-backed Go Taxi app plans Japan IPO this year. Lithium developer US Elem...
Hi, it’s Swetha Gopinath in London, recapping my recent chat with the head of UniCredit’s growing ECM business. Also today, why private markets’ software pain is about to get a lot worse. Today’s top stories CVC seeks partners to back €10.9 billion Recordati deal. 7-Eleven owner delays US unit IPO as revamp needs time. Goldman-backed Go Taxi app plans Japan IPO this year. Lithium developer US Elemental to list in $573 million SPAC deal. Paramount M&A loan cut to $49 billion as lending group swells. Seat at the table For the past three years, Silvia Viviano has been building out the equity capital markets business at UniCredit. The Italian bank’s global head of ECM has worked on a number of recent high-profile IPOs, such as those of defense firms CSG and Vincorion. I caught up with her to talk about the challenges of growing the ECM desk and how the current market turbulence is impacting her business. Here are some highlights from our chat. —Swetha Gopinath Can you talk a bit about your build out of UniCredit’s ECM franchise? I took over the role in April 2023 and outlined a three-legged strategy to revitalize the department. The sequencing was intentional: begin with balance-sheet-led strategic equity solutions, deepen early-stage relationships through private capital markets and then execute flawlessly through a strengthened cash ECM and syndicate platform. This orchestration is what has revitalized the franchise. How has this team developed? Since 2021, we have fundamentally reshaped the team, strengthening origination in Milan and Munich and, importantly, building a fully-fledged syndicate desk, which acts as the link between ECM and Kepler Cheuvreux’s pan-European investor distribution. Has it been a challenge internally? It was a bit of a change, altering our mindset even internally to make it clear that we deserve a seat at the table and we can deliver. It also means we have put a lot of focus on execution, of course, because clients will only trust you if you...