Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) shares are down 7% Thursday, sliding from $140.76 to $131 as competition fears tied to Anthropic’s latest AI model continue to rattle investors. The selling follows yesterday’s steep decline, when Palantir dropped from $150.07 to $140.76, making this a two-day rout for one of the market’s most closely watched AI names. The ... Palantir Tumbles 7% on Anthropic Co...
Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ:PLTR) shares are down 7% Thursday, sliding from $140.76 to $131 as competition fears tied to Anthropic’s latest AI model continue to rattle investors. The selling follows yesterday’s steep decline, when Palantir dropped from $150.07 to $140.76, making this a two-day rout for one of the market’s most closely watched AI names. The ... Palantir Tumbles 7% on Anthropic Competition Fears: Is the AI Platform King Losing Its Crown?
Student Finance England tells about 22,000 students their universities wrongly told them they were eligible More than 20,000 university students in England who received government maintenance loans and grants worth thousands of pounds have been told they will have to pay them back because their universities wrongly told them they were eligible for the money. About 22,000 students studying for week...
Student Finance England tells about 22,000 students their universities wrongly told them they were eligible More than 20,000 university students in England who received government maintenance loans and grants worth thousands of pounds have been told they will have to pay them back because their universities wrongly told them they were eligible for the money. About 22,000 students studying for weekend courses at 15 universities and colleges have received letters from Student Finance England, part of the government-owned Student Loans Company, telling them they must hand back the money because their university “made an error when providing your course details to us. Unfortunately, they didn’t tell us you only attended on [sic] the weekend.” Continue reading...
Market Catalysts host Julie Hyman and Yahoo Finance Breaking Business News Reporter Jake Conley take a closer look at some of Thursday morning's trending tickers and stories. Palantir (PLTR) stock is sinking after "Big Short" investor Michael Burry said that Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) is "eating Palantir's lunch" in a now-deleted X post. CoreWeave (CRWV) and Meta (META) expanded their deal to $21 billio...
Market Catalysts host Julie Hyman and Yahoo Finance Breaking Business News Reporter Jake Conley take a closer look at some of Thursday morning's trending tickers and stories. Palantir (PLTR) stock is sinking after "Big Short" investor Michael Burry said that Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) is "eating Palantir's lunch" in a now-deleted X post. CoreWeave (CRWV) and Meta (META) expanded their deal to $21 billion. BlackBerry (BB) stock is surging on the company's strong quarterly results.
The market moves triggered by President Donald Trump’s foreign policy pronouncements are helping to shake up a long-established pattern in equities. Traders are used to stock markets grinding higher during bull-runs, which are typically interspersed with sharp gaps lower during bouts of weak sentiment. But the combination of Trump’s turbulent second term and a 2022-style markets playbook threatens...
The market moves triggered by President Donald Trump’s foreign policy pronouncements are helping to shake up a long-established pattern in equities. Traders are used to stock markets grinding higher during bull-runs, which are typically interspersed with sharp gaps lower during bouts of weak sentiment. But the combination of Trump’s turbulent second term and a 2022-style markets playbook threatens to trigger more episodes where that sequence gets flipped on its head. For example, Wednesday’s jump in the S&P 500 Index following news of a ceasefire meant that registered realized volatility on up days has surpassed down days since the first Iran strikes. More Trump press conferences and social media posts focused on military deadlines or tariffs have the potential to make patterns of grind-lower and eventual snap-back more prevalent for stocks. Read more: S&P 500 Trading Like a Stock After Earnings Day: Equity Insight Investors are accustomed to higher upside volatility in individual stocks around earnings days, when big positive surprises are equally as likely as negative ones. This is often reflected in pricing of the option volatility skew into results announcements, where upside call options can become bid relative to puts over a company event — an inverted volatility skew. At the index level, that dynamic is less common. However, during the Iran war zero-day options have at times reflected the option market’s anticipation of upside surprises. That’s been especially true of weekends when critical war-related decisions are often made. The result, when traders respond to headlines, has been index moves more reminiscent of individual stock reactions on earnings day. Societe Generale SA derivatives strategist Jitesh Kumar said Wednesday’s extreme move in the Euro Stoxx 50 index of blue chips was likely driven by cleaner positioning, low liquidity and FOMO. The fact that upside volatility is exceeding downside suggests that investors remain under-positioned in European ...
Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts pointing to Palantir’s strengthening position as NATO’s modernization engine and Rivian’s transformation into a technology-platform play backed by major partnerships with Volkswagen and Uber. On the downgrade side, Intel ( INTC ) has been moved to Neutral by analyst Uttam Dey, who...
Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts pointing to Palantir’s strengthening position as NATO’s modernization engine and Rivian’s transformation into a technology-platform play backed by major partnerships with Volkswagen and Uber. On the downgrade side, Intel ( INTC ) has been moved to Neutral by analyst Uttam Dey, who believes the stock’s rally following its Tesla Terafab deal has priced in too much future growth. Gilead Sciences ( GILD ) also receives a Hold rating as recent acquisitions, while strategically sound, will take years to meaningfully contribute to revenue. Upgrades Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ): Upgrade Hold to Buy by Oliver Rodzianko . The analyst cites Palantir’s role as a core modernization engine for NATO and its deepening alliance architecture, with $4.4 billion in government deal value reinforcing its competitive moat. “The alliance angle is one that is strong for Palantir and also potentially undertapped. NATO itself has warned that weak modernization raises interoperability gaps, and Palantir also reported about $4.4 billion of government remaining deal value from the United States and allied countries, so part of the moat sits in coalition architecture.” Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ): Upgrade to Buy by Ragmar Rikberg . The analyst highlights Rivian’s emergence as a compelling technology-platform play beyond traditional EV manufacturing, supported by an additional $2B in funding from Volkswagen and a potential $1.25B deal with Uber for up to 50,000 AV-ready vehicles. “The latest announcement about the Rivian–Uber collaboration adds, in my view, yet another strong pillar supporting Rivian’s bullish narrative...The $1.25 billion total package includes an initial $300 million equity investment, expected to follow shortly after signing, along with an agreement to purchase up to 50,000 AV‑ready vehicles if Rivian meets specific autonomous‑driving milestones by set deadlin...
Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts pointing to Palantir’s strengthening position as NATO’s modernization engine and Rivian’s transformation into a technology-platform play backed by major partnerships with Volkswagen and Uber. On the downgrade side, Intel ( INTC ) has been moved to Neutral by analyst Uttam Dey, who...
Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ) have both received upgrades, with Seeking Alpha analysts pointing to Palantir’s strengthening position as NATO’s modernization engine and Rivian’s transformation into a technology-platform play backed by major partnerships with Volkswagen and Uber. On the downgrade side, Intel ( INTC ) has been moved to Neutral by analyst Uttam Dey, who believes the stock’s rally following its Tesla Terafab deal has priced in too much future growth. Gilead Sciences ( GILD ) also receives a Hold rating as recent acquisitions, while strategically sound, will take years to meaningfully contribute to revenue. Upgrades Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ): Upgrade Hold to Buy by Oliver Rodzianko . The analyst cites Palantir’s role as a core modernization engine for NATO and its deepening alliance architecture, with $4.4 billion in government deal value reinforcing its competitive moat. “The alliance angle is one that is strong for Palantir and also potentially undertapped. NATO itself has warned that weak modernization raises interoperability gaps, and Palantir also reported about $4.4 billion of government remaining deal value from the United States and allied countries, so part of the moat sits in coalition architecture.” Rivian Automotive ( RIVN ): Upgrade to Buy by Ragmar Rikberg . The analyst highlights Rivian’s emergence as a compelling technology-platform play beyond traditional EV manufacturing, supported by an additional $2B in funding from Volkswagen and a potential $1.25B deal with Uber for up to 50,000 AV-ready vehicles. “The latest announcement about the Rivian–Uber collaboration adds, in my view, yet another strong pillar supporting Rivian’s bullish narrative...The $1.25 billion total package includes an initial $300 million equity investment, expected to follow shortly after signing, along with an agreement to purchase up to 50,000 AV‑ready vehicles if Rivian meets specific autonomous‑driving milestones by set deadlin...
AI workloads have stretched data-center capacity to the limit. Hyperscalers now spend hundreds of billions annually to keep pace, yet GPUs handle only part of the job. CPUs still orchestrate training runs, manage inference at scale, and deliver the balanced systems that prevent bottlenecks. Today, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) locked in another piece of that puzzle. The ... Are Intel Investors Tired of Winn...
AI workloads have stretched data-center capacity to the limit. Hyperscalers now spend hundreds of billions annually to keep pace, yet GPUs handle only part of the job. CPUs still orchestrate training runs, manage inference at scale, and deliver the balanced systems that prevent bottlenecks. Today, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) locked in another piece of that puzzle. The ... Are Intel Investors Tired of Winning Yet? Chipmaker Bags Another Big Score
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