Gotrade News - Palantir Technologies insiders disclosed roughly USD 97.6 million in combined share sales on May 20, 2026, per fresh regulatory filings. CEO Alexander Karp offloaded 397,744 shares for about USD 54.1 million, while President Stephen Cohen sold 319,934 shares worth roughly USD 43.5 million. Both transactions were tied to tax withholding on vested restricted stock units, a routine mec...
Gotrade News - Palantir Technologies insiders disclosed roughly USD 97.6 million in combined share sales on May 20, 2026, per fresh regulatory filings. CEO Alexander Karp offloaded 397,744 shares for about USD 54.1 million, while President Stephen Cohen sold 319,934 shares worth roughly USD 43.5 million. Both transactions were tied to tax withholding on vested restricted stock units, a routine mechanism rather than discretionary selling. Separately, Hilton Capital Management trimmed its GPIX position by 60 percent, signaling possible portfolio rebalancing. Key Takeaways Palantir CEO Karp and President Cohen sold a combined USD 97.6 million on May 20 for RSU tax withholding. Nextracker President Howard Wenger sold 140,587 shares worth USD 17.2 million following an option exercise. Hilton Capital reduced its Goldman Sachs Premium Income ETF stake by 60 percent, retaining USD 14.2 million. According to Investing.com, Karp sold his shares at prices ranging from USD 132.48 to USD 136.835 per share. Cohen executed his sale on the same day under similar RSU vesting mechanics, with proceeds directed toward tax obligations. Insider Activity Across Sectors Beyond PLTR, Nextracker President Howard Wenger disposed of 140,587 shares for roughly USD 17.2 million across May 20 and 21. The transaction followed an option exercise, a common pattern for executives realizing equity compensation. National Energy Services Reunited director Yousif Al-Nowais sold 573,544 ordinary shares for USD 14.99 million. Pricing on those shares ranged from USD 26.00 to USD 26.35, suggesting a structured disposition rather than opportunistic selling. The selling activity was balanced by notable insider purchases across smaller-cap names. Srinivas Akkaraju, a Kalaris Therapeutics director, acquired 244,300 shares for USD 1.18 million at USD 4.83 per share through Samsara Opportunity Fund. TWFG director Michael Doak purchased roughly USD 620,652 worth of Class A stock across the same two-day window. His ...
“Now, they tell me whenever they lose, it isagainst a Chinese supplier.”(现在,他们跟我说,每一次丢单,都是输给中国供应商。) 五月初,全球知名行业资讯公司艾睿铂(Alix Partners)合伙人,同时担任其旗下专注于汽车行业的咨询子公司贝瑞尔斯(Berylls by AlixPartners)的联席合伙人的于尔根·西蒙博士...
“Now, they tell me whenever they lose, it isagainst a Chinese supplier.”(现在,他们跟我说,每一次丢单,都是输给中国供应商。) 五月初,全球知名行业资讯公司艾睿铂(Alix Partners)合伙人,同时担任其旗下专注于汽车行业的咨询子公司贝瑞尔斯(Berylls by AlixPartners)的联席合伙人的于尔根·西蒙博士,在接受华尔街日报记者采访期间,被问及现阶段全球汽车供应链体系中“来自中国对手的挑战有多强大”时,给出了非正面的,但却非常直观的回答。 西蒙博士是汽车供应链和战略管理方面的资深专家。自2011年起,其一直在为汽车制造商和一级供应商(Tier 1)提供企业战略、销售、并购以及“软件定义汽车(SDV)”等方面的咨询服务。 相关访谈内容在经过整理之后,于2026年5月9日以《China’s cars aren’t in the US, but its autoparts are everywhere》(中国汽车虽不能在美国销售,但它的零部件却在美遍地开花)之名登上纸媒,以重磅文章形式进行发表。而在当时的报道中,《华尔街日报》不但引述了西蒙博士的观点,更是深入探讨了尽管中国汽车因贸易壁垒难以直接进入美国市场,但中国的汽车零部件(如玻璃、电池、转向系统等)已经深度嵌入了美国汽车供应链的现状。 而除了上面这句几乎可以只管总结的内容外,在整个采访期间,西蒙一直都在强调一个事实——过去西方供应商仅仅将中国企业视为潜在的新晋竞争者,但由于中国零部件企业在质量、性能和成本控制上的飞速进步,这种竞争格局已经彻底改变。 这直观地反映了中国汽车零部件在全球市场中日益强大的替代能力。西蒙博士那番输给中国供应商的感叹,早已不再是海外巨头们偶尔遭遇的意外,而是变成了一种高频发生的常态。这种冲击之所以令人生畏,不仅在于市场份额的此消彼长,更在于其打破了原有的产业分层逻辑——无论是依托整车集团孵化的“嫡系”,还是完全独立在市场上摸爬滚打的“野路子”,都在以惊人的同步率撕开防线。 接下来的故事,将不再仅仅是关于某一家企业的突围,而是关于两种截然不同却同样致命的路径。 一种是主机厂出于生存本能,向上游延伸构建起的铜墙铁壁;另一种则是独立供应商仅凭技术与成本,在开放市场上硬生生把外资巨头逼进死角。 这两股力量交织在...
TAIPEI, May 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AIC, a leading provider of AI storage and computing solutions, is proud to announce its participation in COMPUTEX 2026. From June 2 to June 5, AIC will showcase its latest innovations at TaiNEX 1, 4F, Booth N1106, focusing on building the infrastructure layer for the Agentic AI era. AIC to showcase Next-Generation AI Infrastructure at COMPUTEX 2026 (PRNewsfoto/...
TAIPEI, May 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AIC, a leading provider of AI storage and computing solutions, is proud to announce its participation in COMPUTEX 2026. From June 2 to June 5, AIC will showcase its latest innovations at TaiNEX 1, 4F, Booth N1106, focusing on building the infrastructure layer for the Agentic AI era. AIC to showcase Next-Generation AI Infrastructure at COMPUTEX 2026 (PRNewsfoto/AIC) Strategic Panel: Breaking the Memory Wall As AI evolves toward reasoning models and long-context inference, the industry faces a new bottleneck: moving and managing data efficiently. To address this, AIC will host a premier panel discussion exploring how storage is evolving from a passive repository into an active part of AI intelligence delivery. Topic: "Breaking the Memory Wall in the AI Era – Storage Challenges and Opportunities" Date/Time: June 2, 2026, at 14:00. Location: AIC Booth (N1106). The panel features industry leaders representing the critical "Infrastructure Layer" of the AI stack: Michael Liang , Chairman and CEO of AIC. Jason Hardy , VP of Storage Technology at NVIDIA. Andy Pernsteiner, Field CTO at VAST Data. AIC Exhibition Highlights AIC will demonstrate how its hardware platforms integrate with ecosystem partners to solve modern data challenges: AI Storage Solutions with NVIDIA CMX: AIC platforms feature NVIDIA Context Memory Platform (CMX) to overcome memory limitations in LLM inference. The NVMe SSD-based architecture, integrated with NVIDIA BlueField-4 to enable high-density GPU deployment for video analytics and LLM services. High-Performance Computing: New GPU server platforms delivering higher I/O bandwidth and lower latency for GenAI training, scientific simulations and enterprise data analytics. Intelligent Edge Computing: Short-depth GPU servers designed for space-constrained edge-to-cloud deployments, supporting multi-GPU scaling for real-time smart city and industrial automation. GPU-Accelerated Platforms: Integration of SCADA with GPU-cen...
Earlier in May 2026, Fortinet announced it is accelerating its FortiAIGate solution using NVIDIA’s AI platforms to secure real-time AI workloads across data centers and the cloud, with deployment options spanning on‑premises, hybrid, and edge environments. By combining NVIDIA’s GPU acceleration with FortiAIGate’s zero‑trust guardrails for large language models and autonomous agents, the partnershi...
Earlier in May 2026, Fortinet announced it is accelerating its FortiAIGate solution using NVIDIA’s AI platforms to secure real-time AI workloads across data centers and the cloud, with deployment options spanning on‑premises, hybrid, and edge environments. By combining NVIDIA’s GPU acceleration with FortiAIGate’s zero‑trust guardrails for large language models and autonomous agents, the partnership directly targets enterprises’ concerns around AI security, data sovereignty, and compliance. We’ll now examine how FortiAIGate’s NVIDIA‑powered AI security capabilities could reshape Fortinet’s investment narrative around platform growth and margins. The future of work is here. Discover the 35 top robotics and automation stocks leading the charge in AI-driven automation and industrial transformation. Fortinet Investment Narrative Recap To own Fortinet, you need to believe it can turn its integrated platform, AI security, and firewall base into durable, higher margin software and services. The NVIDIA powered FortiAIGate launch reinforces that platform story, but it does not materially change the near term reliance on the firewall refresh cycle as the key catalyst or the risk that growth could slow once that cycle fades. The FortiAIGate announcement also lines up with Fortinet’s recent comments that AI related data center security and sovereign SASE demand are strengthening its pipeline. Together, these suggest that AI centric use cases could increasingly support product and service adoption, even as investors weigh concerns about valuation metrics and the company’s heavy infrastructure and sales investments. Yet for all this optimism, investors still need to watch how hardware dependence, slowing earnings growth, and rich valuation metrics could affect future returns... Read the full narrative on Fortinet (it's free!) Fortinet's narrative projects $9.2 billion revenue and $2.5 billion earnings by 2029. This requires 10.6% yearly revenue growth and a roughly $0.6 billion ea...
Nvidia (NVDA 1.86%) has been one of the best-performing stocks ever, thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence, but for much of its run, people have called it overvalued. Cathie Wood wrote that it was "priced ahead of the curve" in May 2023. In early 2024, Morningstar analysts called it overvalued. This is Exhibit A for why investors shouldn't see "overvalued" as a bad word. Over the last th...
Nvidia (NVDA 1.86%) has been one of the best-performing stocks ever, thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence, but for much of its run, people have called it overvalued. Cathie Wood wrote that it was "priced ahead of the curve" in May 2023. In early 2024, Morningstar analysts called it overvalued. This is Exhibit A for why investors shouldn't see "overvalued" as a bad word. Over the last three years, Nvidia has been up 600%. The S&P 500 has increased 78% over the same period. The bears have been wrong so far, and based on Nvidia's financial performance, I think that trend will continue. The numbers keep proving the bears wrong Nvidia has consistently surpassed expectations. Since it recently released its fiscal Q1 2027 earnings (which ended April 26, 2026), we have fresh data to review. Revenue hit a record $81.6 billion, up 85% year over year and marking 14 consecutive quarters of revenue growth. Data center revenue, which now makes up the bulk of Nvidia's earnings, rose 92% year over year to $75.2 billion. Not only does Nvidia continue to deliver excellent growth quarter after quarter, but it also does so with high profit margins, most recently 74.9%. Detractors often point to Nvidia's massive market cap, currently over $5 trillion, as an argument against much future growth. But when you look at how much money it's making, the price makes sense, since it's not a particularly expensive company. Nvidia trades at 25 times forward earnings, significantly less than fellow semiconductor stocks Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom, which trade at 61 and 37 times forward earnings, respectively. Will Nvidia continue to outperform? Nvidia almost certainly won't keep growing at the same rate it has over the last three years. After all, three years ago, it was worth less than $1 trillion. However, it could still be a market-beating investment, especially considering its sales projections. It expects approximately $91 billion in revenue in its fiscal Q2 2027, which would...
Key Points Nvidia has been labeled "overvalued" for years due to its rapid growth. The numbers don't back that up, as it trades at a lower valuation than other top chipmakers. Nvidia has also consistently delivered strong revenue growth. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been one of the best-performing stocks ever, thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence, but...
Key Points Nvidia has been labeled "overvalued" for years due to its rapid growth. The numbers don't back that up, as it trades at a lower valuation than other top chipmakers. Nvidia has also consistently delivered strong revenue growth. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia › Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been one of the best-performing stocks ever, thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence, but for much of its run, people have called it overvalued. Cathie Wood wrote that it was "priced ahead of the curve" in May 2023. In early 2024, Morningstar analysts called it overvalued. This is Exhibit A for why investors shouldn't see "overvalued" as a bad word. Over the last three years, Nvidia has been up 600%. The S&P 500 has increased 78% over the same period. The bears have been wrong so far, and based on Nvidia's financial performance, I think that trend will continue. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » The numbers keep proving the bears wrong Nvidia has consistently surpassed expectations. Since it recently released its fiscal Q1 2027 earnings (which ended April 26, 2026), we have fresh data to review. Revenue hit a record $81.6 billion, up 85% year over year and marking 14 consecutive quarters of revenue growth. Data center revenue, which now makes up the bulk of Nvidia's earnings, rose 92% year over year to $75.2 billion. Not only does Nvidia continue to deliver excellent growth quarter after quarter, but it also does so with high profit margins, most recently 74.9%. Detractors often point to Nvidia's massive market cap, currently over $5 trillion, as an argument against much future growth. But when you look at how much money it's making, the price makes sense, since it's not a particularly expensive company. Nvidia trades at 25 times forward earnings, significantly less than fellow ...