Fintel reports that on May 22, 2026, Bernstein initiated coverage of Revolution Medicines (NasdaqGS:RVMD) with a Market Perform recommendation. Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 19.64% Upside As of May 14, 2026, the average one-year price target for Revolution Medicines is $183.92/share. The forecasts range from a low of $117.16 to a high of $276.15. The average price target represents an increase o...
Fintel reports that on May 22, 2026, Bernstein initiated coverage of Revolution Medicines (NasdaqGS:RVMD) with a Market Perform recommendation. Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 19.64% Upside As of May 14, 2026, the average one-year price target for Revolution Medicines is $183.92/share. The forecasts range from a low of $117.16 to a high of $276.15. The average price target represents an increase of 19.64% from its latest reported closing price of $153.73 / share. See our leaderboard of companies with the largest price target upside. The projected annual revenue for Revolution Medicines is 118MM, an increase of 15,864.96%. The projected annual non-GAAP EPS is -3.29. What is the Fund Sentiment? There are 531 funds or institutions reporting positions in Revolution Medicines. This is an decrease of 123 owner(s) or 18.81% in the last quarter. Average portfolio weight of all funds dedicated to RVMD is 0.85%, an increase of 12.25%. Total shares owned by institutions increased in the last three months by 1.44% to 216,396K shares. The put/call ratio of RVMD is 1.05, indicating a bearish outlook. What are Other Shareholders Doing? Farallon Capital Management holds 13,605K shares representing 6.40% ownership of the company. In its prior filing, the firm reported owning 14,583K shares , representing a decrease of 7.19%. The firm increased its portfolio allocation in RVMD by 37.60% over the last quarter. Janus Henderson Group holds 9,766K shares representing 4.59% ownership of the company. In its prior filing, the firm reported owning 12,304K shares , representing a decrease of 25.98%. The firm increased its portfolio allocation in RVMD by 7.28% over the last quarter. Baker Bros. Advisors holds 9,555K shares representing 4.49% ownership of the company. In its prior filing, the firm reported owning 9,455K shares , representing an increase of 1.05%. The firm increased its portfolio allocation in RVMD by 21.00% over the last quarter. Vanguard Capital Management holds 8,362K shares ...
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thitimon toyai/iStock via Getty Images This article is part of a series that provides an ongoing analysis of the changes made to Akre Capital Management’s 13F portfolio on a quarterly basis. It is based on Akre’s regulatory 13F Form filed on 05/14/2026. Please visit our Tracking Akre Capital Management Portfolio series to get an idea of their investment philosophy and our last update for their mov...
thitimon toyai/iStock via Getty Images This article is part of a series that provides an ongoing analysis of the changes made to Akre Capital Management’s 13F portfolio on a quarterly basis. It is based on Akre’s regulatory 13F Form filed on 05/14/2026. Please visit our Tracking Akre Capital Management Portfolio series to get an idea of their investment philosophy and our last update for their moves during Q4 2025. This quarter, Akre’s 13F portfolio value decreased from ~$9.12B to ~$6.13B. The number of positions remained steady at 19. The largest five stakes are MasterCard, Brookfield, KKR, Moody’s, and Visa. They account for ~57% of the total portfolio value. AUM is distributed among private funds, separately managed accounts, and the Akre Focus Fund ETF ( AKRE ). Since the 2009 inception through Q4 2025, the annualized returns are at 12.76% compared to 13.95% for the S&P 500 Index. The mutual fund was converted to an ETF in October 2025. Akre coined the term "compounding machines" to describe the type of businesses he invests in. To learn more about that investing style, check out the book “100 to 1 in the Stock Market”. Note: positions in the ETF not reported through the 13F filings include Constellation Software ( CNSWF ) and Topicus.com ( TOITF ). Topicus.com is a spinoff from Constellation Software. New Stakes: Salesforce ( CRM ): CRM is a 2.49% of the portfolio position established this quarter at prices between ~$175 and ~$268. The stock currently trades near the bottom of that range at ~$180. ServiceNow ( NOW ): The 1.87% of the portfolio NOW stake was purchased this quarter at prices between ~$98 and ~$153. The stock is now near the bottom of that range at ~$102. Perimeter Solutions ( PRM ): The very small 0.10% PRM stake was established during the quarter. Stake Disposals: Danaher Corporation ( DHR ) : The original DHR stake was established in Q4 2013 at prices between $47 and $55 and increased by roughly five-times during Q2 2014 at prices between $52 a...
SlavkoSereda/iStock via Getty Images Pump prices across the U.S. on Friday averaged $4.55/gal , nearly 30% higher than this time last year, as motorists prepare for the long Memorial Day holiday weekend, which traditionally signals the start of the summer driving season. As the Iran war drags on, the average nationwide retail price is now less than $0.50/gal away from all-time highs reached nearly...
SlavkoSereda/iStock via Getty Images Pump prices across the U.S. on Friday averaged $4.55/gal , nearly 30% higher than this time last year, as motorists prepare for the long Memorial Day holiday weekend, which traditionally signals the start of the summer driving season. As the Iran war drags on, the average nationwide retail price is now less than $0.50/gal away from all-time highs reached nearly four years ago, according to data from the American Automobile Association; in California, regular unleaded gasoline averages $6.13/gal. AAA has said it expects 39.1M motorists to take to the highways over the weekend, ~100K more than last year, although travelers are planning to drive fewer miles this summer, as 56% of Americans now plan to drive more than two hours this summer, compared with 69% last year, according to a GasBuddy survey. Despite the high prices at the pump, gasoline consumption has remained relatively strong, and analysts are warning that a supply shortage could be coming later this summer. U.S. gasoline inventories totaled 214.2M barrels last week, down ~11.4M barrels from the same period a year ago and at the lowest for this time of year since 2014, the Energy Information Administration reported this week. Meanwhile, U.S. refineries are focused on producing as much jet fuel as possible , skewing output away from gasoline. "We are in big trouble as far as gasoline is concerned," according to Mizuho's director of energy futures Robert Yawger. "Gasoline storage has fallen for 14 weeks in a row—and every week during the war in Iran—and we are going to stagger into Memorial Day weekend, the start of the summer driving season, within striking distance of the 11-year low." Crude oil futures ticked higher Friday as uncertainty over U.S.-Iran peace talks kept markets on edge ahead of the long holiday weekend . "Iran's defiance of releasing the weapons-grade uranium may be the sticking point, as it's not likely the U.S. will leave the area without some sort...
The white Mercedes E300 sedan is stolen, the number plates cloned. Inside are allegedly three teenagers from suburbs in Melbourne’s outer west, and a jerry can. Police claim they have been recruited by someone they’ve never met to set alight hospitality businesses for no particular reason. In less than 24-hours, the two 18-year-olds and one 17-year-old are alleged to have torched – or attempted to...
The white Mercedes E300 sedan is stolen, the number plates cloned. Inside are allegedly three teenagers from suburbs in Melbourne’s outer west, and a jerry can. Police claim they have been recruited by someone they’ve never met to set alight hospitality businesses for no particular reason. In less than 24-hours, the two 18-year-olds and one 17-year-old are alleged to have torched – or attempted to torch – a South Yarra bar, a Melbourne nightclub, and a North Melbourne liquor storage warehouse. The damage bill from the alleged offending on 4 and 5 May is estimated at more than $1.1m. Since April, there have been more than 50 arrests for almost 40 incidents, including arson, shootings, and kidnappings, targeting the hospitality sector. Police say that there have been arrests for most incidents, including for every arson in the CBD, and yet they still can’t say why the attacks are happening. What is clear is that the fires have added to a growing sense of lawlessness in Victoria, only six months from a state election where a focus on crime could provide the Coalition with a path to victory. According to public statements, and to presentations given to the hospitality industry, police consider five scenarios most likely for the attacks: extortion; the supply of bootleg liquor; the trafficking of illicit drugs; angling for security or promotions contracts; and religious or ideological reasons for targeting businesses of vice, including brothels. It is also suspected that not all the businesses are being attacked for the same reason. Detectives are investigating whether an Iraqi-based syndicate linked to alleged underworld kingpin Kazem Hamad is responsible, but stress that other organised crime figures have not been ruled out. Child actors The majority of those charged are children, police say, a trend described by one officer as “despicable”. Det Supt Jason Kelly says the use of such young foot soldiers was a global trend, with encrypted phone applications used to recru...
Graduates of Hong Kong’s largest vocational training institution have largely avoided the negative effects of AI and could reap more internship opportunities from a coming megaproject, the body’s new leader has said. In an interview with the South China Morning Post, newly appointed Vocational Training Council (VTC) chairman Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung also vowed to review the courses to align them with ...
Graduates of Hong Kong’s largest vocational training institution have largely avoided the negative effects of AI and could reap more internship opportunities from a coming megaproject, the body’s new leader has said. In an interview with the South China Morning Post, newly appointed Vocational Training Council (VTC) chairman Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung also vowed to review the courses to align them with emerging job opportunities. The government earlier revealed that entry-level jobs for university graduates had plunged by 61 per cent in recent years, sparking an intense debate about the value of traditional degrees versus practical skills in an economy increasingly driven by artificial intelligence. Advertisement “Ninety per cent of our graduates have got a job … We have a lot of AI courses, and we can custom-make courses for different industries,” Lam, a member of the government’s key decision-making Executive Council, said. “AI will not replace human beings. Don’t think AI will replace all the workers and management. We have to keep it up and learn from AI.” Advertisement
The first time the Northern Territory GP and public health medical officer Dr John Boffa learned that the highly contagious bacterial infection diphtheria was spreading in his community was in late March – several months after the outbreak first began. “By the time we became aware of it, it had been grumbling along for some time,” says Boffa, who is chief medical officer with the Central Australia...
The first time the Northern Territory GP and public health medical officer Dr John Boffa learned that the highly contagious bacterial infection diphtheria was spreading in his community was in late March – several months after the outbreak first began. “By the time we became aware of it, it had been grumbling along for some time,” says Boffa, who is chief medical officer with the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporation, a community-controlled primary healthcare service in Alice Springs. At that point, Northern Territory Health was aware of 37 cases of cutaneous (skin) diphtheria, which had been emerging since May 2025, and four cases of the more serious and potentially deadly respiratory diphtheria (two in Darwin and two in Alice Springs), with all of those cases diagnosed in March. “I quickly then learned about all the cases that had been in Darwin since last year, and at that point our case here in Alice Springs was not linked to the Darwin outbreak, or other cases,” he says. “Then it was obvious it was everywhere, because if you’ve got unlinked cases, it’s all around us. So you need a response everywhere.” Congress kicked into action, but “once we started going out to town camps to immunise, we realised there wasn’t enough information out there in the community either”, Boffa says. This included information about “the severity of diphtheria”, he says, but also about how to get vaccinated or when to get a booster shot, which for health workers and Indigenous people is recommended every five years. Initially, there was also a struggle to get enough vaccine supply, Boffa adds. Meanwhile, by May, between 15 and 20 new cases were being diagnosed each week. There is one laboratory at Royal Darwin hospital testing for diphtheria, Boffa says, with results taking up to one week to come back. Sign up for a weekly email featuring our best reads “We finally got over that vaccine supply issue by the end of last week,” he says. “So we had enough vaccine, ...
In a swanky penthouse office outside Kuala Lumpur, tech firm Zetrix AI is putting a grand plan into motion to get 1 million people across Southeast Asia using its artificial intelligence agent, Avatar, by the end of the year. Designed as an autonomous alter ego, Avatar is adept at dealing with tasks ranging from the mundane, like filling out forms, to the particular, such as helping influencers re...
In a swanky penthouse office outside Kuala Lumpur, tech firm Zetrix AI is putting a grand plan into motion to get 1 million people across Southeast Asia using its artificial intelligence agent, Avatar, by the end of the year. Designed as an autonomous alter ego, Avatar is adept at dealing with tasks ranging from the mundane, like filling out forms, to the particular, such as helping influencers reply to thousands of social media messages. The ultimate goal, according to the company’s Gen Z mastermind, is to have these Avatars deal autonomously with other AI agents for day-to-day tasks, requiring human input only for final decisions. Advertisement Zetrix hopes that by moving fast it can seize market share in a space that grows more competitive by the day, if not the hour. “AI will play a very fundamental role in our lives,” said C.Z. Wong, the 23-year-old developer of Avatar and Zetrix’s chief AI officer. “Regardless of whether we want it or not.” Advertisement “Everyone has different forecasts, but personally … at the rate things are going, five years is my estimate for when AI becomes mainstream.”
We scope out the dining scene to let you know where to eat — everything from hole-in-the-wall joints to establishments with three Michelin stars. Read all our reviews here . Too many cooks spoil the meal, normally. That’s thankfully not what went down in the kitchen when I swung by the Island Shangri-La to see if its Sunday brunch was worthwhile. My brunch buddy and I visited the Lobster Bar & Gri...
We scope out the dining scene to let you know where to eat — everything from hole-in-the-wall joints to establishments with three Michelin stars. Read all our reviews here . Too many cooks spoil the meal, normally. That’s thankfully not what went down in the kitchen when I swung by the Island Shangri-La to see if its Sunday brunch was worthwhile. My brunch buddy and I visited the Lobster Bar & Grill recently as it kicked off its 2026 series of one-off collaborations devised by resident chef Cary Docherty. It was a special Sunday takeover, with Docherty joined by chef Luigi Troiano of the two-Michelin-starred Noi and Paulo Airaudo, known for his culinary precision. Sunday brunches can be a predictable affair, so it’s nice to see restaurants get creative to mix things up now and again. And the Lobster Bar does consistently do an excellent job, delivering hearty portions and comforting food without being pretentious or flashy, despite the name and the location. The vibe is really more traditional and avoids the noise of some brunches where blasting music mix with rowdy day drinkers at the buffet. This roast offered the usual menu items along with specials from chef Troiano for the starter, main and dessert. The six-item starter and three desserts are for sharing. The final bill for two came to HK$1,900 ($243), which included a per person charge of HK$898 (same as the usual roast) and service. That’s a bit on the heavy side when it comes to decision-making pressure on a Sunday morning, so it was something of a relief that the starters are decided for you. Ours came with an espresso cup filled with a rich and creamy slurp of lobster bisque, Noi’s aubergine parmigiana and chunky morsels of seared hamachi. At this juncture I made my first mistake of filling up on bread, especially the toasted cheese snack that I just could not resist every time it popped up on our table. For the mains, we opted for the classic roast beef and grilled chicken. The generous serving of juicy b...
NVS/iStock via Getty Images By Jennifer Nash Consumer sentiment sank for a third straight month to another record low amid intense cost of living concerns and stubbornly high prices. The final May reading for the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came in at 44.8, marking a 5-point drop from April and falling well below the month's preliminary estimate of 48.2. The Michigan Consumer S...
NVS/iStock via Getty Images By Jennifer Nash Consumer sentiment sank for a third straight month to another record low amid intense cost of living concerns and stubbornly high prices. The final May reading for the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came in at 44.8, marking a 5-point drop from April and falling well below the month's preliminary estimate of 48.2. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is a monthly survey of consumer confidence levels in the U.S. with regard to the economy, personal finances, business conditions, and buying conditions, conducted by the University of Michigan. There are two reports released each month: a preliminary report released mid-month and a final report released at the end of the month. Joanne Hsu, the director of surveys, made the following comments : Consumer sentiment fell for the third straight month as supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to boost gasoline prices. Sentiment is now just below the previous historical trough seen in June 2022. The cost of living continues to be a first-order concern, with 57% of consumers spontaneously mentioning that high prices were eroding their personal finances, up from 50% last month. Lower-income consumers and those without college degrees posted particularly strong sentiment declines; these groups are more sensitive to increases in the cost of gas and other essentials. Independents and Republicans saw decreases in sentiment, with both groups reaching their lowest readings of the current presidential administration. Meanwhile, sentiment of Democrats was little changed from last month. Critically, consumers appear worried that inflation will increase and proliferate beyond fuel prices, even in the long run. A Historical Perspective on Recession Risk The chart below provides a long-term perspective on this widely watched indicator. We have highlighted the index's value at the start of each recession. The current level of 44.8 is below the index's value at the sta...
Tech stocks have been some of the best performers in the entire stock market. The State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF has gained more than 150% over the past five years, while the S&P 500 is only up by a little more than 75% over the same stretch. That's the power of the tech sector, and with some stocks performing better than others, digging for underrated picks and buying dips can be ...
Tech stocks have been some of the best performers in the entire stock market. The State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF has gained more than 150% over the past five years, while the S&P 500 is only up by a little more than 75% over the same stretch. That's the power of the tech sector, and with some stocks performing better than others, digging for underrated picks and buying dips can be quite rewarding. I have been steadily accumulating Netlist (NLST +8.02%) amid pullbacks and will keep doing so. Here's what makes the tech stock special. An AI stock with a legal lottery ticket Netlist is a unique artificial intelligence (AI) stock. Not only does it have rising hardware sales like other picks, but it's also winning legal battles against memory chipmakers Micron and Samsung. Netlist has key patents that are fundamental for high-performance memory chips and DDR5 memory modules that have become hot commodities amid the AI boom. Expand OTC : NLST Netlist Today's Change ( 8.02 %) $ 0.21 Current Price $ 2.90 Key Data Points Market Cap $893M Day's Range $ 2.71 - $ 2.93 52wk Range $ 0.45 - $ 3.97 Volume 1.6M Avg Vol 2.2M Gross Margin 12.30 % Not only can Netlist win settlements, but it might also be eligible for licensing royalties, similar to its deal with SK Hynix. While the court battles are ongoing, Netlist has won verdicts against both companies over patent right violations. The jury verdicts from Micron and Samsung alone are worth almost Netlist's entire market cap. However, Netlist can also negotiate licensing deals, and the longer the two memory chipmakers drag their feet in this case, the more consequential the damages may become. Micron and Samsung continue to sell out of memory chips amid booming demand. Impressive financial growth and vast backlogs have turned those two stocks into top performers, but issues with Netlist patents can strangle all of those sales. Netlist can issue an injunction that bans the sale of these memory chips in the U.S., ruining...
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) was priced at approximately $268.87 on Friday, May 22, having traded in a range of $261.37 to $269.49 the previous session with volume of 28.94 million shares. The stock’s 52-week range stretches from a low of $196.00 to a high of $278.56, putting the current price about 37% above the annual low and approaching the upper boundary. AMZN carries a market capitalisation...
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) was priced at approximately $268.87 on Friday, May 22, having traded in a range of $261.37 to $269.49 the previous session with volume of 28.94 million shares. The stock’s 52-week range stretches from a low of $196.00 to a high of $278.56, putting the current price about 37% above the annual low and approaching the upper boundary. AMZN carries a market capitalisation of approximately $2.58 trillion, making it the fifth most valuable company globally. News focus on Friday centred on Amazon’s ongoing robotics programme, with reports revealing the company now operates over 1 million robots across its network alongside 1.56 million human workers. A widely read analysis covering the results of a recent “robot versus human” contest at Amazon distribution centres generated considerable interest and debate about the long-term trajectory of warehouse automation. Amazon also made headlines after confirming a participation in an investment in IonQ, the quantum computing company, as part of its broader strategy to explore next-generation computing hardware. The US Defense Department confirmed this week that Amazon Web Services signed a formal agreement allowing lawful use of AWS technology for national security applications. Amazon committed to a substantial portion of the combined $710 billion AI capital expenditure programme announced by the four largest US technology companies for the 2026 period. The consensus analyst view on AMZN remains positive, with most buy-side and sell-side researchers projecting meaningful revenue and margin expansion as cloud computing continues to grow. Wall Street’s view is that Amazon’s combination of e-commerce dominance, AWS cloud infrastructure, and AI services positions it uniquely among mega-cap technology names.
What happened Shares of Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM) climbed 5.7% on Friday, as investors rotated into stocks positioned to perform relatively well during a resurgence of COVID-19. So what The discovery of a new coronavirus strain sparked a violent sell-off in the financial markets. Health officials are worried that the heavily mutated variant, which is referred to as B.1.1.529, could be...
What happened Shares of Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM) climbed 5.7% on Friday, as investors rotated into stocks positioned to perform relatively well during a resurgence of COVID-19. So what The discovery of a new coronavirus strain sparked a violent sell-off in the financial markets. Health officials are worried that the heavily mutated variant, which is referred to as B.1.1.529, could be highly contagious. They also don't know if currently available vaccines will be able to provide adequate protection against it. Government leaders in the U.S., Europe, and Asia acted swiftly to restrict travel to and from South Africa and other African countries. The actions are designed to slow the spread of the new coronavirus variant. However, due to the global nature of international trade, it might only be some time before the strain spreads across the world. Now what The news drove investors to sell off the stocks of companies that are viewed as economic reopening plays -- and rotate back into businesses that could see demand for their products and services rise if COVID-19 cases mount. Zoom, as a leading provider of video conferencing and other communications software, stands to benefit from this unfortunate scenario. After soaring during the early stages of the pandemic, Zoom's growth has slowed in recent quarters, as more people have returned to their traditional work locations. The company's revenue growth decelerated to a still rather impressive 35% in its fiscal 2022 third quarter, down from the stunning 367% growth it enjoyed in the prior-year period. Although Zoom's pace of expansion will likely not return to those heady levels, a surge in COVID-19 case counts could help its revenue and profits increase at a higher-than-expected rate in the coming quarters. 10 stocks we like better than Zoom Video Communications When our award-winning analyst team has a stock tip, it can pay to listen. After all, the newsletter they have run for over a decade, Motley Fool Sto...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 294 points, or 0.6%, to a record, while the S&P 500 added 0.4%—putting it up for eight straight weeks. The Nasdaq Composite ended the day 0.2% higher. There wasn’t much in the way of earnings reports on Friday, but investors were still buoyed by the swell from earlier this week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 294 points, or 0.6%, to a record, while the S&P 500 added 0.4%—putting it up for eight straight weeks. The Nasdaq Composite ended the day 0.2% higher. There wasn’t much in the way of earnings reports on Friday, but investors were still buoyed by the swell from earlier this week.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares were trading around $218.13 on Friday, May 22, within a day range of $215.16 to $221.49, as investors continued processing the chipmaker’s latest blockbuster quarterly report. The stock was roughly flat on the day after surging in prior sessions on the back of its fiscal year 2026 earnings release, which revealed annual revenue of $215.94 billion, a 65% jum...
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares were trading around $218.13 on Friday, May 22, within a day range of $215.16 to $221.49, as investors continued processing the chipmaker’s latest blockbuster quarterly report. The stock was roughly flat on the day after surging in prior sessions on the back of its fiscal year 2026 earnings release, which revealed annual revenue of $215.94 billion, a 65% jump year-on-year. NVDA holds a 52-week range of $129.16 to $236.54, placing the current price well within bull market territory, up around 69% from its 52-week low. NVIDIA currently holds the title of the world’s largest company by market capitalisation, with a value of approximately $4.6 trillion. The company also made a significant announcement this week, unveiling one of the largest share buyback programmes ever disclosed by a public company. Analysts at Bank of America named NVDA as one of their top two AI chip picks for what they described as the emerging agentic AI boom, maintaining high conviction in the stock. Nvidia spent approximately $18.6 billion on venture investments in the most recent quarter, according to filings reviewed on Friday, directing capital toward its partner ecosystem. A deal was also confirmed this week in which the US Department of Defense signed an agreement with NVIDIA covering lawful use of its technology for national defence applications. Volume on May 22 reached 96.21 million shares against an average daily volume of 164.33 million, suggesting relatively subdued turnover following the post-earnings surge. The average analyst price target for NVDA stands at $294.22, implying upside of roughly 35% from current levels, with a strong buy consensus among 62 analysts.