A screen of energy stocks with market capitalizations below $2B highlights Core Laboratories ( CLB ), W&T Offshore ( WTI ) and Deep Yellow ( DYLLF ) among the market's most expensive names based on valuation grades. The valuation grade compares how expensive or cheap a stock is relative to others in its sector. It is based on a combination of valuation metrics such as P/E, PEG, price to sales, and...
A screen of energy stocks with market capitalizations below $2B highlights Core Laboratories ( CLB ), W&T Offshore ( WTI ) and Deep Yellow ( DYLLF ) among the market's most expensive names based on valuation grades. The valuation grade compares how expensive or cheap a stock is relative to others in its sector. It is based on a combination of valuation metrics such as P/E, PEG, price to sales, and price to cash flow, using both current and forward estimates. The overall valuation grade is derived from a comparison of all underlying metrics and reflects how attractively the stock is priced compared to its sector peers. Most expensive energy stock by valuation grade (market cap below $2B): Core Laboratories ( CLB ): Valuation Grade F W&T Offshore ( WTI ): Valuation Grade F Deep Yellow ( DYLLF ): Valuation Grade D- Energy Services of America ( ESOA ): Valuation Grade D- Natural Gas Services ( NGS ): Valuation Grade D- New Era Energy & ( NUAI ): Valuation Grade D- TETRA Technologies ( TTI ): Valuation Grade D- Ur-Energy ( URG ) Valuation Grade D- Martin Midstream Part ( MMLP ): Valuation Grade D Navigator ( NVGS ): Valuation Grade D More on Core Laboratories, Navigator Holdings, etc. Energy Services of America: Electrification Megatrend Sends Shares Higher (Upgrade) W&T Offshore: Its Fundamentals Are Rosy, But Valuation And Technicals Raise Caution W&T Offshore: Massive Spot Exposure Is Fueling A Profit Surge TETRA Tech approves $220M for Arkansas bromine facility expansion New Era Energy & Digital surges after settling New Mexico lawsuit
Alphabet’s latest fundraising move suggests the AI buildout is becoming so capital-intensive that even one of the world’s richest companies is looking beyond debt markets.
Alphabet’s latest fundraising move suggests the AI buildout is becoming so capital-intensive that even one of the world’s richest companies is looking beyond debt markets.
‘Right now, I’m a Manchester United player’ says striker Toone back in England camp after injury absences Ella Toone has said she will have to decide “what’s best for me” as she weighs up her long-term future with one year remaining on her Manchester United contract. The England midfielder, speaking before Friday’s crucial Women’s World Cup qualifier in Spain, was asked about her club future and i...
‘Right now, I’m a Manchester United player’ says striker Toone back in England camp after injury absences Ella Toone has said she will have to decide “what’s best for me” as she weighs up her long-term future with one year remaining on her Manchester United contract. The England midfielder, speaking before Friday’s crucial Women’s World Cup qualifier in Spain, was asked about her club future and implied she would hold discussions with United this summer. Continue reading...
narvo vexar The US FDA has issued draft guidance intended to accelerate the development of gene and cell therapies. The agency hopes the document will enhance the R&D process for the treatments " by making greater use of existing scientific and regulatory knowledge. "When finalized, the guidance will outline how sponsors can use publicly available information and established platform knowledge, in...
narvo vexar The US FDA has issued draft guidance intended to accelerate the development of gene and cell therapies. The agency hopes the document will enhance the R&D process for the treatments " by making greater use of existing scientific and regulatory knowledge. "When finalized, the guidance will outline how sponsors can use publicly available information and established platform knowledge, including chemistry, manufacturing and controls ( CMC ) data, nonclinical study results and clinical information, to streamline regulatory submissions for human gene therapy products that use genome editing in human somatic cells," the FDA said in a news release. The agency added that companies should engage with it before even submitting an IND application, such as Initial Targeted Engagement for Regulatory Advice on CBER/CDER Products (INTERACT) and pre-IND meetings, to run by their development plans. Top gene and cell therapy biopharmas include CRISPR Therapeutics ( CRSP ), Intellia Therapeutics ( NTLA ), Beam Therapeutics ( BEAM ), and Krystal Biotech ( KRYS ). More on CRISPR Therapeutics, Intellia Therapeutics Intellia Therapeutics - Steady Progress, Historic Commercial Approval In Sight These Are The Upcoming Catalysts For Crispr Therapeutics Stock Intellia Therapeutics, Inc. (NTLA) Presents at Bank of America Global Healthcare Conference 2026 Transcript CRISPR Therapeutics GAAP EPS of -$1.28 misses by $0.02, revenue of $1.46M in-line Intellia Therapeutics prices $180M stock offering at discount
In this article BTC.CM= COIN GLXY ETH.CM= Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Sebastien Bozon | Afp | Getty Images Bitcoin on Tuesday fell below $70,000 for the first time since April amid deteriorating market sentiment. The price of the flagship cryptocurrency was last lower by more than 5% at $67,692.76, according to Coin Metrics. That was its lowest level since April 5. Ether declin...
In this article BTC.CM= COIN GLXY ETH.CM= Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Sebastien Bozon | Afp | Getty Images Bitcoin on Tuesday fell below $70,000 for the first time since April amid deteriorating market sentiment. The price of the flagship cryptocurrency was last lower by more than 5% at $67,692.76, according to Coin Metrics. That was its lowest level since April 5. Ether declined by 3%, and stocks across the crypto sector were in the red as well. Strategy fell more than 8%. Galaxy lost 4% and Coinbase was down 3%. The moves began on Monday, when bitcoin and crypto stocks fell after bitcoin treasury pioneer Strategy reported it sold a small amount of the bitcoin it was holding — its first sale since 2022. While it was well telegraphed by the company , the reversal from chairman and founder Michael Saylor's "never sell your bitcoin" mantra spooked investors. That led to a cascade of long liquidations that accelerated the downside pressure. When leveraged traders betting on higher prices are forced out of their positions, exchanges automatically sell their holdings to cover losses. Crypto exchanges have recorded $594 million in long liquidations over the past 24 hours, according to CoinGlass. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon Bitcoin (BTC) this year Bitcoin has been struggling to climb back toward its October record of more than $126,000 as uncertainty around the U.S.-Iran war has kept the price under pressure while the stock has risen to new records. This has put both of bitcoin's dominant narratives under scrutiny: that it's "digital gold" that should benefit from geopolitical uncertainty, and that it trades like a high beta tech stock. On Monday, bitcoin ETFs registered their 11th day in a row — and longest streak ever — of net outflows, according to SoSoValue. Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
Iren is running toward a technical breakout level and away from its former life of a bitcoin mining operation. The transformational story from a crypto miner to an AI infrastructure is real, helped with AI cloud services revenues that nearly doubled from $17.3 million to $33.64 million in the fiscal third quarter. The company has a long way to go to clean up their messy financials, but a partnersh...
Iren is running toward a technical breakout level and away from its former life of a bitcoin mining operation. The transformational story from a crypto miner to an AI infrastructure is real, helped with AI cloud services revenues that nearly doubled from $17.3 million to $33.64 million in the fiscal third quarter. The company has a long way to go to clean up their messy financials, but a partnership announced with Nvidia for a five-year AI cloud contract to deploy Blackwell GPUs across 60 megawatts of capacity in Texas will certainly help. According to Q3 earnings filing, "issued to NVIDIA a 5-year right to purchase up to 30 million shares of ordinary stock at an exercise price of $70 per share, resulting in a right to invest up to $2.1 billion." When your GPU supplier is also betting on your company, that's a meaningful signal. Back in March, Microsoft signed a $9.7 billion deal with Iren to gain access to their Nvidia GB300 chips. In turn, Iren made a separate agreement with Dell to purchase $1.8 billion in related equipment to support the deal. Again, this is not a clear-cut bullish fundamental assessment, but a bet two and three years into the future. Revenues are expected to grow from $764 million this year to $3.1 billion in fiscal 2027, to $5.82 billion in fiscal 2028 to $9.55 billion in fiscal 2029. But those revenue projections come at a cost of free cash flow projections. This is a cloudy fundamental assessment with a lot of upside — provided the financials improve. This is when you let the technicals enter the decision-making process to help decipher how the market-moving institutions with massive firepower help guide our outlook on the company. The 50-day average volume traded in Iren is 45 million shares with a 50-day moving average at $48.78, the average notional value traded in IREN is $2.2 billion dollar per day. We see a classic cup and handle pattern here in Iren with a breakout of about $75. We've already added Iren to our fast money accounts and ...
The speed of the market's run-up in the last two months is worrying investors it could overheat soon. The S & P 500 was up more than 16% over April and May, a magnitude that's only happened in four other instances since World War II, Deutsche Bank Research found. Three of those cases were a massive recovery following a major shock, the Wall Street firm noted. There was the comeback in April-May 20...
The speed of the market's run-up in the last two months is worrying investors it could overheat soon. The S & P 500 was up more than 16% over April and May, a magnitude that's only happened in four other instances since World War II, Deutsche Bank Research found. Three of those cases were a massive recovery following a major shock, the Wall Street firm noted. There was the comeback in April-May 2020, directly after the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic; March-April 2009, which followed the Great Financial Crisis; and January-February 1975, following the first oil shock. The speed of those gains could be justified as the clearing of an economic shock causes a rush to buy. However, the last time the S & P 500 rose like it is now outside of a recession period was the few months before the 1987 crash. "The speed of the rally is now bucking all recent precedents for an economy that isn't emerging from recession," Henry Allen, macro strategist at Deutsche Bank Research, wrote on Monday. The striking historical precedent does not sit well will some for the current market — especially considering the lingering risks. Much of the current rally has to do with excitement around artificial intelligence, after the latest earnings season proved to many investors that tech stocks, in particular, have further to go even after their massive run-up. Large-cap technology companies are quickly surpassing a bevy of milestones. Micron Technology just recently joined the $1 trillion club, and, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Marvell Technology could be the next semiconductor company to join it. But the level of euphoria in the market is worrying investors who think the rally is going too far, too fast. There remain many risks on the horizon that could hurt the stock market, including the likelihood that the Federal Reserve could hike this year. Corporate credit spreads remain tight, even as economic pressures drive the savings rate for consumers to levels only seen briefly in 2022, and...
Short-Seller Andrew Left Found Guilty In High-Profile Market Manipulation Jury Trial Andrew Left, the founder of Citron Research and a well-known figure in the short-selling community, was convicted on 13 of 17 counts following a three-week federal trial in Los Angeles , according to Bloomberg . Prosecutors alleged that between 2018 and 2023, Left used public stock recommendations and social media...
Short-Seller Andrew Left Found Guilty In High-Profile Market Manipulation Jury Trial Andrew Left, the founder of Citron Research and a well-known figure in the short-selling community, was convicted on 13 of 17 counts following a three-week federal trial in Los Angeles , according to Bloomberg . Prosecutors alleged that between 2018 and 2023, Left used public stock recommendations and social media posts to influence market prices while privately trading in ways that contradicted his public statements. Authorities estimate the scheme generated more than $20 million in profits. Patrick Grandy, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI Los Angeles Field Office commented: “Frauds such as the one perpetrated by Left can erode investor confidence which impacts our capital markets..." “Left used his TV appearances to disguise his intentions, manipulate the stock market, and pad his pockets,” said First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli in a Department of Justice release out Tuesday morning . “A fair and transparent securities market is a foundation of our nation’s financial system. We will continue to bring to justice individuals who abuse the public trust placed in financial advisors.” As financial television, sell side research and social media are all replete with public commentary about stocks, the verdict is being closely watched on Wall Street. It raises broader questions about the boundaries of activist investing and short selling. Many investors and analysts regularly publish bullish or bearish views on companies, and some industry participants worry the ruling could create uncertainty around when public ommentary crosses into unlawful market manipulation. Bloomberg writes that during the trial, prosecutors pointed to several instances in which Left’s private messages and trading activity allegedly conflicted with what he was telling the public. They argued that he used platforms such as X to move stock prices and then quickly exited positions after benef...
Nikada/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Tencent is ramping up its efforts to integrate an AI agent into its WeChat app, making the development a “strategic priority” to catch up to its Chinese rivals Alibaba ( BABA ) and ByteDance ( BDNCE ). The company plans a public launch as soon as this month, according to sources cited by The Financial Times. WeChat is widely used by more than 1.4B Chinese ...
Nikada/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Tencent is ramping up its efforts to integrate an AI agent into its WeChat app, making the development a “strategic priority” to catch up to its Chinese rivals Alibaba ( BABA ) and ByteDance ( BDNCE ). The company plans a public launch as soon as this month, according to sources cited by The Financial Times. WeChat is widely used by more than 1.4B Chinese to do everything from online payments to hailing a ride. The AI agent would allow users to complete tasks within the app. By swiping right within WeChat, users can activate the AI agent and enter prompts to search across the platform's millions of mini apps. Sources claim that while the prototype was able to complete tasks, the company must first secure adequate computing power to support a mass rollout, made more challenging by the ban on U.S. chips to China. The cost of development could also preclude the company from a full rollout. The news underpinned shares of Tencent ( TCEHY ), with the stock up 10% in overseas and U.S. markets. More on Tencent Tencent: The Bull Case Keeps Getting Stronger As The Price Falls Tencent: From Internet 'Walled Garden' To AI Ecosystem Empire (Upgrading To Hold) Tencent Holdings Limited (TCEHY) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Tencent and Nexon solidify long-term ties with decade-long Dungeon & Fighter extension US clears Nvidia H200 sales to Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance, and others, Reuters reports
This is what a Switch 2 looks like with a glossy glass protector attached to its screen. | Image: Cameron Faulkner/The Verge A glass screen protector is one of a few essential accessories that I strongly recommend to every Switch 2 owner. In fact, it should be a priority to stick one onto the console’s screen as soon as possible to avoid accidental scratches. To test the candidates below, I instal...
This is what a Switch 2 looks like with a glossy glass protector attached to its screen. | Image: Cameron Faulkner/The Verge A glass screen protector is one of a few essential accessories that I strongly recommend to every Switch 2 owner. In fact, it should be a priority to stick one onto the console’s screen as soon as possible to avoid accidental scratches. To test the candidates below, I installed and removed Switch 2 screen protectors on my console at an alarming rate, more than any sane person should, and here are the most important takeaways: Do not buy a flimsy plastic screen protector. They are a waste of money and won’t protect your Switch 2 enough. It’s impossible to tell different brands’ protectors apart once they’re on your screen; product packaging and the installation process are the biggest differences (as well as the key factors that increase cost). Some protectors are glossy and some are anti-reflective, each with its own tradeoffs. For my money, glossy is the way to go. The matte finish looks good, but it reduces the screen’s vivid quality and its viewing angles. Of the options below, it’s easiest to recommend amFilm’s three-pack of glossy screen protectors . Not only is the pack affordable ($9.99 from Amazon ), but the tray also allows for perfect alignment of the glass protector for easy, bubble-free installation. I’ve used this company’s screen protectors on various gadgets for years, and I particularly like its glossy option over the matte finish, since it lets the Switch 2’s screen fully shine through. amFilm three-pack of glossy screen protectors My go-to screen protector brand for years has been amFilm. Three glossy tempered glass sheets come in the box, and the tools make installation fairly simple. JSAUX’s model is just as good based on my testing, and just as affordable. Where to Buy: $9.99 at Amazon AmFilm OneTouch screen protectors (two-pack) In keeping up with some brands that offer faster installations, amFilm offers a two-pack of gl...
On Monday night residents faced the third heavy assault on Ukraine’s capital in less than a month, as Putin appears to be trying to take advantage of a shortage of US-made air defence systems In the northern residential suburb of Vynohradar – a district of modest apartment blocks – residents were quietly and calmly getting on with salvaging, clearing and dealing with what remained of their apartme...
On Monday night residents faced the third heavy assault on Ukraine’s capital in less than a month, as Putin appears to be trying to take advantage of a shortage of US-made air defence systems In the northern residential suburb of Vynohradar – a district of modest apartment blocks – residents were quietly and calmly getting on with salvaging, clearing and dealing with what remained of their apartments after Monday night’s massive missile attack on Kyiv. Dozens of rockets and hundreds of drones had been let loose on the city, leaving five people dead. A woman drinking coffee in her apartment, which was damaged in the night attack on the UNIT.City residential complex. Continue reading...
Meet the Low-Cost Vanguard ETF With 30% Invested in Nvidia, Broadcom, Micron, AMD, and Intel That's on Track to Beat the S&P 500 for the Fourth Consecutive Year The Motley Fool
Meet the Low-Cost Vanguard ETF With 30% Invested in Nvidia, Broadcom, Micron, AMD, and Intel That's on Track to Beat the S&P 500 for the Fourth Consecutive Year The Motley Fool
Netflix ( NFLX ) shares are on track to continue losses for seven straight sessions, as the stock fell 1.8% to $84.21 in afternoon trading on Tuesday. The streaming giant lost over 3% in the preceding six sessions. Overall, the stock has fallen nearly 10% so far this year, compared to the 11% rise in the broader S&P 500 Index. NFLX is down nearly 8% over the past one month. The stock closed margin...
Netflix ( NFLX ) shares are on track to continue losses for seven straight sessions, as the stock fell 1.8% to $84.21 in afternoon trading on Tuesday. The streaming giant lost over 3% in the preceding six sessions. Overall, the stock has fallen nearly 10% so far this year, compared to the 11% rise in the broader S&P 500 Index. NFLX is down nearly 8% over the past one month. The stock closed marginally lower on Monday at $85.85. May was not a favourable month for the stock, as it traded 15 sessions in red and only five in green. Earlier in April, investors were left disappointed after the company’s strong first-quarter results were outweighed by weaker guidance for the current quarter and full year. Still, Wall Street and Seeking Alpha analysts are positive on the stock. Turning to the Wall Street community, 37 analysts gave NFLX a Buy and above, 13 analysts have given the stock a Hold recommendation, and no one recommended Sell or lower. Seeking Alpha analysts are also bullish and see the stock as a Buy. Seeking Alpha analyst Steven Fiorillo said Netflix remains undervalued after the stock decline, with strong Q1 2026 revenue growth and a bullish outlook on ad-supported business. “I think that this is one of those companies that investors will be looking back at in 2027 wondering why they didn’t take advantage of the plunge under $100 per share,” added Fiorillo. In contrast, Seeking Alpha's Quant Rating has a Hold rating for Netflix, with a score of 3.44 out of 5. The company received an A+ in the prospect of profitability, while it got a D- in the valuation factor. Last month, Spotify ( SPOT ) and Netflix have jointly signed a deal with wellness influencer and motivational speaker Jay Shetty, wooing the popular podcaster away from YouTube with a contract reportedly worth $100M. More on Netflix Missing This Netflix Bottom Will Haunt Your Portfolio For Years (Upgrade) Netflix Is Still In A Bear Market And I Think The Market Is Wrong Netflix: Ad Empire Story Is Too Go...
The class action lawsuit, filed in Seattle by Virginia resident Charles Sigwalt, claims that Ring's Familiar Faces feature stores images of passersby without consent.
The class action lawsuit, filed in Seattle by Virginia resident Charles Sigwalt, claims that Ring's Familiar Faces feature stores images of passersby without consent.
The ALPS Sector Dividend Dogs ETF is seeing unusually high volume in afternoon trading Tuesday, with over 788,000 shares traded versus three month average volume of about 30,000. Shares of SDOG were up about 0.9% on the day. Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Tu
The ALPS Sector Dividend Dogs ETF is seeing unusually high volume in afternoon trading Tuesday, with over 788,000 shares traded versus three month average volume of about 30,000. Shares of SDOG were up about 0.9% on the day. Components of that ETF with the highest volume on Tu
FedEx ( FDX ) is likely to announce a dividend increase in June, continuing its 5-year streak of consecutive dividend growth based on historical trends. Analysts expect a consensus annual dividend of $5.77 per share, implying a quarterly dividend of nearly $1.44, which would represent a 0.52% increase from the prior payout of $1.45. The shipping giant last declared a dividend of $1.45 per share in...
FedEx ( FDX ) is likely to announce a dividend increase in June, continuing its 5-year streak of consecutive dividend growth based on historical trends. Analysts expect a consensus annual dividend of $5.77 per share, implying a quarterly dividend of nearly $1.44, which would represent a 0.52% increase from the prior payout of $1.45. The shipping giant last declared a dividend of $1.45 per share in June 2026, representing an annual yield of 1.71%, and raised its dividend last June by nearly 5.07% to $1.45 from $1.38. The financial services company has delivered a 5-year dividend growth rate of approximately 17.41% and maintains an annual payout ratio of 5.80%. The company holds an A rating for dividend safety, a B rating for growth, a C+ rating for dividend yield, and a B rating for consistency. Investors should note that FedEx ( FDX ) is set to announce FY26 Q4 earnings results on June 23, 2026, after market close. More on FedEx FedEx: SOTP Valuation Suggests That The Easy Money Has Already Been Made (Rating Upgrade) FedEx: Amazon Pressure And Freight Risks Keep Me Neutral FedEx Corporation: Valuation, Technical, And Macro Downsides Still Outweigh Fundamental Soundness Can self-driving tech power the new FedEx Freight? FedEx Freight begins trading after spinning off from FedEx
da-kuk/iStock via Getty Images A big reason why BigBear.ai ( BBAI ) could appear attractive is its label in the defense technology sector today as "mission-ready AI," but the company's recently reported financials make it difficult to see the potential. The company reported flat revenue of $34.4 million (-1% YoY), which occurred even with a recent acquisition, a sign of flat to negative organic gr...
da-kuk/iStock via Getty Images A big reason why BigBear.ai ( BBAI ) could appear attractive is its label in the defense technology sector today as "mission-ready AI," but the company's recently reported financials make it difficult to see the potential. The company reported flat revenue of $34.4 million (-1% YoY), which occurred even with a recent acquisition, a sign of flat to negative organic growth. BBAI also announced net losses of $56.8 million and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $9.9 million in Q1, worse than $7.0 million last year. The company incurred over $29.2 million in SG&A expense for the period, ~2.5x its gross profit of $11.7 million. Although BBAI could find a future for itself, the current multiple of ~16x EV/revenue appears to price in a certain level of success that hasn't shown up in the company's financials yet. Due to this, I see the risk/reward scenario as unfavorable at current levels, leading me to rate the company a Sell. Missing Organic Growth Q1's overall headline number was flat revenue, and the details could point to a worse quarter than what appeared on the surface. Revenue generated by the acquisition of Ask Sage (which closed at year-end) added to the GenAI platform and products, with management claiming "meaningful" contributions to Q1 revenue. At the same time, Army program volume dropped off versus last year, which could have offset any potential gains from the acquisition. This appears to be a larger issue than what the headlines show, since the acquisition was made to gain access to high-growth, high-margin revenue, and yet, Q1 revenue was flat YoY. This suggests underlying organic growth may have been weaker than the headline results imply, with Ask Sage being utilized to fill the gap rather than grow total top-line revenue. The midpoint of the company's FY 2026 revenue guidance was $150 million, making expected growth ~17% YoY. However, the company's revenue dropped 19% in the prior year, making this a recovery from past drops rath...