YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF ( DISO ) announces weekly distribution of $0.0419, -21.96% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.0511. The annual distribution rate is 22.10%, with an SEC yield of 3.01%. The return of capital is 22.69%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking A...
YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF ( DISO ) announces weekly distribution of $0.0419, -21.96% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.0511. The annual distribution rate is 22.10%, with an SEC yield of 3.01%. The return of capital is 22.69%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF Dividend scorecard for YieldMax DIS Option Income Strategy ETF
(RTTNews) - Following the substantial rally seen over the course of the previous session, stocks are showing another strong move to the upside during trading on Wednesday. The major averages continue to regain ground after plunging to their lowest levels in almost eight months.
(RTTNews) - Following the substantial rally seen over the course of the previous session, stocks are showing another strong move to the upside during trading on Wednesday. The major averages continue to regain ground after plunging to their lowest levels in almost eight months.
A cohort of oil traders have made a big leveraged bet that crude prices will tumble from their war-driven highs. So far, many are getting crushed. Exchange-traded fund investors poured $977 million into the ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF (ticker: SCO ) in March — a mix of fresh contrarian wagers and traders doubling down on existing positions — making it the fund’s largest monthly ha...
A cohort of oil traders have made a big leveraged bet that crude prices will tumble from their war-driven highs. So far, many are getting crushed. Exchange-traded fund investors poured $977 million into the ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF (ticker: SCO ) in March — a mix of fresh contrarian wagers and traders doubling down on existing positions — making it the fund’s largest monthly haul since its 2008 inception. SCO delivers twice the inverse of daily crude price moves. Despite the record inflows, SCO’s assets stand at just $970 million, below the total fetched for the entire month. “That’s a ‘war ends soon’ trade,” said Rocky Fishman , founder of Asym 500. On Tuesday, the fund rallied 8% after President Donald Trump again signaled a potential end to the Iran war. Despite the bounce, the ETF was down 41% in March, its worst stretch in nearly six years. In contrast, its underlying benchmark index climbed 25% during the same period. Brent crude at one point in March hit $119 a barrel before slumping to around $102 at the start of April. That’s still way above the $72 mark it ended February with. Even a ceasefire may not bail out short traders. The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz is estimated to have disrupted roughly a fifth of global oil supply, and analysts say prices are likely to remain elevated for months as tanker routes reroute and physical markets recalibrate — meaning the short bet requires not just de-escalation but fast normalization that few expect. Despite the flurry of optimism over potential de-escalation, attacks were still continuing this week. An oil tanker was hit near Qatar, with a UK naval group saying the incident caused a fire that was eventually doused. Yet the bearish bets are only half the picture. Bullish funds have also drawn record money — the United States Oil Fund ( USO ) attracted roughly $700 million in March, its biggest haul since the pandemic, while the United States Brent Oil Fund ( BNO ) pulled in $600 milli...
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images While up 5% over the past year, it has been a rollercoaster ride in shares of Murphy USA ( MUSA ). The stock struggled in H2 of 2025 as investors were concerned about weaker discretionary spending and muted fuel margins. However, the war in Iran has given shares a new lift, as increased fuel price volatility typically increases margins of gas station ope...
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images While up 5% over the past year, it has been a rollercoaster ride in shares of Murphy USA ( MUSA ). The stock struggled in H2 of 2025 as investors were concerned about weaker discretionary spending and muted fuel margins. However, the war in Iran has given shares a new lift, as increased fuel price volatility typically increases margins of gas station operators. I last covered shares in October , reiterating the stock as a “ B uy,” and MUSA has gained 30% since then. With updated financials and shares having rallied so substantially, now is a good time to revisit Murphy. Seeking Alpha Murphy USA operates gas stations and convenience stores with about 1,800 locations across 27 states in the U nited States . This is a highly fragmented industry with about 150k locations, and 63% are owned by independent operators rather than large chains. In my view, c-stores are among the most resilient retail segments, largely immune from e-commerce trends, accounting for over a third of total retail sales. Aided by tobacco and lotto sales, the customer base is fairly loyal, with 2/3 of shoppers visiting a c-store at least once a week. Murphy USA Looking at recent financials, in the company’s fourth quarter reported on February 4, Murphy USA earned $7.53 per share, which blew past estimates by $0.67. Operating expenses were up a modest 3.4%, reflecting ongoing discipline and efficiency efforts. MUSA is also increasingly focusing on larger footprints in its new location, which is allowing it to generate better operating leverage. That said, there were factors in the results that point to some challenges ahead. Namely, fuel margins and discretionary spending. In Q4, fuel volumes were up 3%, thanks to growth in its store count, with same-store sales down 0.7%. My view is that this business has a long-term decline in the ~1% area on a same-store basis, so this result was consistent with that view. The question is the margin needed to sustain vo...
YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF ( DIPS ) announces weekly distribution of $0.4471, -21.72% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.5442. The annual distribution rate is 46.40%, with an SEC yield of 2.59%. The return of capital is 94.89%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy...
YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF ( DIPS ) announces weekly distribution of $0.4471, -21.72% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.5442. The annual distribution rate is 46.40%, with an SEC yield of 2.59%. The return of capital is 94.89%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF Dividend scorecard for YieldMax Short NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF
President Donald Trump will address the country tonight through a televised speech at 9 p.m. ET to provide "an important update" on the Iran war, which has been the largest factor impacting markets since the conflict began at the very end of February. While Trump has recently said on numerous occasions that the U.S. will be concluding its involvement in the affair shortly, potentially in a matter ...
President Donald Trump will address the country tonight through a televised speech at 9 p.m. ET to provide "an important update" on the Iran war, which has been the largest factor impacting markets since the conflict began at the very end of February. While Trump has recently said on numerous occasions that the U.S. will be concluding its involvement in the affair shortly, potentially in a matter of weeks, there is still much that investors don't know and will be looking for more information. Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian. Continue reading
(RTTNews) - Shares of Li Auto Inc. (LI) are moving up about 3 percent on Wednesday morning trading after the announcement of delivery updates for March 2026, reporting that the company's cumulative deliveries reached 1,635,357 units as of the month's end.
(RTTNews) - Shares of Li Auto Inc. (LI) are moving up about 3 percent on Wednesday morning trading after the announcement of delivery updates for March 2026, reporting that the company's cumulative deliveries reached 1,635,357 units as of the month's end.
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William Luque/iStock via Getty Images Introduction One Stop Systems ( OSS ) recently announced its full-year 2025 results, which at first glance look worrisome, but when you dig deeper, you can see the company is becoming a lot more streamlined with a massive potential to be unlocked in the current niche operations. The Company OSS designs and sells rugged edge-compute and storage hardware for app...
William Luque/iStock via Getty Images Introduction One Stop Systems ( OSS ) recently announced its full-year 2025 results, which at first glance look worrisome, but when you dig deeper, you can see the company is becoming a lot more streamlined with a massive potential to be unlocked in the current niche operations. The Company OSS designs and sells rugged edge-compute and storage hardware for applications in AI, ML, autonomy, and sensor-processing. There is a large focus on defense and other harsh environment applications where connection is vital. The company offers ruggedized servers, compute accelerators, flash-storage arrays, and other storage-acceleration software. Its products are deployed close to the source, which includes aircraft, ships, vehicles, drones, and other autonomous systems. Performance Let’s take a look at the top-line performance throughout the year. We can see a sharp drop in the last quarter of the year, which may be concerning and worth a look into more deeply. To save you the trouble, the reason for such a drop off is that OSS disclosed that their other revenue segment, the Bressner Technologies, was sold on December 30 th ’25, leading to a distorted performance. OSS decided to sell Bressner as it looks to streamline its business and focus on high-margin segments like Edge AI and other AI applications. Having acquired Bressner in 2018 for $5.6m, selling it for $22.4m is not a bad deal at all. Seeking Alpha If we focus on the post-divestiture operations, we can see that revenue growth came in at around 31% y/y. For Q4 alone, the company saw revenue growth coming in at a whopping 70.2%. Looking at the company’s profitability and how it progressed over the last year, we can see that the company was not profitable, but the operations have improved significantly. Seeking Alpha If we take a look at the separated business without Bressner, which by the way, was a profitable business in 2025, we can see that the growth in revenue far exceeded the ...
Supatman/iStock via Getty Images Indiscriminate Selloffs Often Create Buying Opportunities Software stocks took a hit again last week. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF ( IGV ) is down nearly 24% this year so far. When you look at technical indicators, it's trading well below the 200 MA. When everyone is worried about SaaSpocalypse, there will be opportunities. The fundamental logic be...
Supatman/iStock via Getty Images Indiscriminate Selloffs Often Create Buying Opportunities Software stocks took a hit again last week. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF ( IGV ) is down nearly 24% this year so far. When you look at technical indicators, it's trading well below the 200 MA. When everyone is worried about SaaSpocalypse, there will be opportunities. The fundamental logic behind it is very simple: Stock is a forward-looking mechanism. Investors fear that AI agents could disrupt SaaS business models, lowering the sector's growth outlook. Therefore, the valuation has to reset. Any headline news about AI agents can reverse relief rallies in software stocks. We not only saw the new updates from Anthropic's Claude but also Amazon.com, Inc. ( AMZN ) working on its own AI agents. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East have also dampened overall risk-on sentiment. So why should we catch the "falling knives?" A "sell everything" market often creates large mispricing. After a 34% drawdown in IGV, we could see some capitulation ahead in the $70 to $80 range. Even for sophisticated stock pickers, they can't tell you which software stock will rebound first. Although asset managers advocate that stock picking matters more than ever, at this critical stage, buying the entire sector through IGV would nearly guarantee a positive return once the sector rebounds. In addition, the ETF can also capture long-term winners and limit idiosyncratic risks. Now, IGV's valuation has contracted below the decade low. The ETF was also oversold based on RSI 14 last Friday. It rebounded on Monday while broader indexes dipped further, which shows an uncorrelated benefit in the portfolio. Therefore, IGV is a Buy. ETF vs. Individual Names iShares IGV is market-cap weighted, and its top holdings are industry leaders with solid growth histories and healthy balance sheets. And I've covered most of them in the past. So far, we haven't seen major cracks in fundamentals, according to the ...
YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF ( CVNY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.2934, -2.49% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.3007. The annual distribution rate is 61.02%, with an SEC yield of 3.37%. The return of capital is 93.62%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking ...
YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF ( CVNY ) announces weekly distribution of $0.2934, -2.49% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.3007. The annual distribution rate is 61.02%, with an SEC yield of 3.37%. The return of capital is 93.62%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF Dividend scorecard for YieldMax CVNA Option Income Strategy ETF
Poland and Romania have been ordered by a Belgian court to pay Pfizer Inc. €1.9 billion ($2.2 billion) for Covid-19 vaccines the two countries refused to take delivery of during the pandemic, handing a win to the drug maker’s efforts to enforce the contract. The Court of First Instance in Brussels ruled in favor of Pfizer and ordered Poland to pay the US drug maker around €1.3 billion, while Roman...
Poland and Romania have been ordered by a Belgian court to pay Pfizer Inc. €1.9 billion ($2.2 billion) for Covid-19 vaccines the two countries refused to take delivery of during the pandemic, handing a win to the drug maker’s efforts to enforce the contract. The Court of First Instance in Brussels ruled in favor of Pfizer and ordered Poland to pay the US drug maker around €1.3 billion, while Romania needs to pay around €600 million. The decision relates to a contract agreed by the European Commission with Pfizer in 2021, in which EU member states were allocated a specific number of vaccines. However, as the threat of the pandemic began to subside, vaccination rates dropped and some European countries found they had excess doses. Both Poland and Romania refused to receive all the vaccination doses allocated to them under the contract and didn’t pay the agreed price to Pfizer. The drug maker then brought proceedings against both countries in 2023. The court found that the decrease in Covid-19 infection rates didn’t justify modifying the contract. It also found that the clauses in the contracts around price and liability exemptions were not an abuse of a dominant position by Pfizer. With regards to Poland, the court said the war in Ukraine was also not a circumstance that justified a change in the contract. Both Poland and Romania have been ordered to take delivery of the remaining vaccine doses. The Polish Health Ministry said on X it would use all available legal means to challenge the ruling. Romania’s finance ministry said they will release a statement shortly on the decision. Following the ruling, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk blamed his predecessor Mateusz Morawiecki , from the rival Law and Justice (PiS) party, for ordering and not paying for the vaccines. “Poland, and therefore all of us, will have to pay a fine of over 6 billion PLN for this extreme PiS stupidity,” Tusk said on X. “And unfortunately, this isn’t April Fool’s Day.” Pfizer welcomed the decisi...
Nissan Americas Chairman Christian Meunier discusses increased US production and the challenges presented by tariffs. Meunier comments after President Donald Trump congratulated him and the company on social media Wednesday for their manufacturing success in the US. (Source: Bloomberg)
Nissan Americas Chairman Christian Meunier discusses increased US production and the challenges presented by tariffs. Meunier comments after President Donald Trump congratulated him and the company on social media Wednesday for their manufacturing success in the US. (Source: Bloomberg)
YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF ( CRSH ) announces weekly distribution of $0.3311, -17.15% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.3879. The annual distribution rate is 63.87%, with an SEC yield of 2.42%. The return of capital is 79.37%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy...
YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF ( CRSH ) announces weekly distribution of $0.3311, -17.15% lower from the prior week's distribution of $0.3879. The annual distribution rate is 63.87%, with an SEC yield of 2.42%. The return of capital is 79.37%. Payable April 6; for shareholders of record April 2; ex-div April 2.Source: Press Release More on YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF Dividend scorecard for YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) features on the D. E. Shaw Stock Portfolio: Top 10 Stocks to Buy. D. E. Shaw has registered a major buying activity around Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) stock in the fourth quarter of 2025. Although the semiconductor firm is a long-term holding of the hedge fund, first featuring the […]
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) features on the D. E. Shaw Stock Portfolio: Top 10 Stocks to Buy. D. E. Shaw has registered a major buying activity around Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) stock in the fourth quarter of 2025. Although the semiconductor firm is a long-term holding of the hedge fund, first featuring the […]
Wirestock/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Disney ( DIS ) earned an upgrade at Raymond James with a $115 price target, as the stock’s current valuation in respect of the current macroeconomic background is an attractive entry point for investors. “We have stress-tested our model, examining not only our base case but several bear cases with varying levels of severity, and believe the stock remains...
Wirestock/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Disney ( DIS ) earned an upgrade at Raymond James with a $115 price target, as the stock’s current valuation in respect of the current macroeconomic background is an attractive entry point for investors. “We have stress-tested our model, examining not only our base case but several bear cases with varying levels of severity, and believe the stock remains historically cheap even in some of the more draconian scenarios,” Raymond James analyst Ric Prentiss writes in his recent research note. Prentiss is likely referencing the 14% reversal in the stock over the last six months fueled by disappointing guidance issued in Q4 2025 and Q1 2026 results. While the fiscal Q2 adjusted EPS print could be flat-to-down year-over-year, Prentiss believes the tailwinds in the second half of the year should “significantly help the optics.” These tailwinds include two cruise ship launches, Disneyland Paris’s Frozen expansion, easier content and linear comparisons, and favorable sports rights cost timing. “This upgrade is NOT a call on the FQ2 print, and given very real Parks headwinds and macro risks, we do not go all the way to a Strong Buy rating,” Prentiss writes, adding that the current valuation, he views Disney’s risk/reward as “attractive.” Disney currently trades at 13x earnings expected over the next twelve months versus the 27.4x five-year average. With a $115 price target, Prentiss assumes 19% upside from Disney’s closing price on Tuesday. More on Walt Disney Disney: Parks Is The Company's Core Now, But The Core Of Parks Isn't Talked About At All Buy Disney When Valuation Is Low And Crude Oil High (Rating Upgrade) Disney: Undervalued IP Franchise And Robust Monetization Trends - Reiterate Buy 'Project Hail Mary' keeps box office orbit as horror crowd starts to thin out SA analyst upgrades/downgrades: DIS, SNDK, SJM, OWL