Leveraged ETFs are viewed by some people as a way to magnify your gains quickly. They can do that if you play your cards right. They can also do the opposite (and quickly). These products have grown in leaps and bounds over the past couple of years. ETFs and mutual funds providing 2x and 3x leverage by issuers, such as ProShares and Direxion, have been around for decades. More recently, funds offe...
Leveraged ETFs are viewed by some people as a way to magnify your gains quickly. They can do that if you play your cards right. They can also do the opposite (and quickly). These products have grown in leaps and bounds over the past couple of years. ETFs and mutual funds providing 2x and 3x leverage by issuers, such as ProShares and Direxion, have been around for decades. More recently, funds offering leverage on single stocks have exploded both in number and assets under management (AUM). That's what three straight years of double-digit gains for the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.21%) will do. If investors are already in a bullish mood, perhaps they'll be tempted by the opportunity to enhance their returns even further. But leveraged ETFs are aggressive in a best-case scenario and downright dangerous in the worst. Use them as intended, and you have an opportunity to enhance your returns. Use them improperly or fail to understand them first, and you could wipe out a good chunk of your capital. Understanding how leveraged ETFs work When investing in a leveraged ETF, in many cases you're not investing in the underlying security. Instead, you're investing in derivatives (most likely swap or futures contracts) designed to deliver a multiple of the security's return on a daily basis. Since their goal is to replicate a single day's performance, the swap agreements and fund exposures need to be reset on a daily basis. That kind of frequent activity becomes costly, and it's not unusual for leveraged ETFs to come with expense ratios of 1% or higher. It's this daily rebalancing and its impact on compounding that can create the most damage for shareholders. It can create what's known as volatility decay, which is the idea that gains and losses compound asymmetrically. The wider the swings in a security's price, the more that volatility decay can negatively impact returns. This creates scenarios where you can lose money in a leveraged ETF even if you get the direction of the trade correct. ...
Automating draft note generation in emergency departments helps doctors sharpen focus on patients when every second counts LAS VEGAS, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HIMSS26 -- Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent note generation is now available in the U.S. for inpatient and emergency department settings. Designed to address the complex documentation needs of these environments, the solution automatica...
Automating draft note generation in emergency departments helps doctors sharpen focus on patients when every second counts LAS VEGAS, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HIMSS26 -- Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent note generation is now available in the U.S. for inpatient and emergency department settings. Designed to address the complex documentation needs of these environments, the solution automatically generates a comprehensive view of patient encounters, organizing symptoms and treatments into a single draft clinical note that reflects multiple clinical events and patient-clinician interactions. By capturing details during real-time patient encounters, Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent enables clinicians to spend more time focused on patients, which is critical in the time-sensitive and often chaotic environment of the emergency department. Healthcare organizations in the U.S. are already seeing tangible benefits. New Jersey-based AtlantiCare recently expanded its deployment of Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent to all emergency departments after initial success reducing documentation time in ambulatory care settings. Building on its 41% decrease in documentation time, this extension has further streamlined workflows in high-acuity areas, enabling AtlantiCare providers to spend more time caring for patients. "Just as we saw in our ambulatory settings, we're now seeing that same impact in the emergency department, which is one of the most demanding clinical environments we have," said Jordan Ruch, Chief Information Officer, AtlantiCare. "When documentation becomes lighter and more intuitive, it changes the dynamic of a shift. Our providers can stay present with patients instead of thinking about the screen." In emergency departments, note generation draws from data from within Oracle Health Foundation EHR, including triage notes and information documented during initial and re-examinations, to draft an encounter note summarizing the patient's reason for visit, medical hist...
Thapana Onphalai/iStock via Getty Images Oil prices are rising, employers are shedding payrolls , and the American consumer is increasingly feeling stretched . It’s no surprise, then, that all eyes were on February’s CPI release . While the impacts of the recent oil price (CO1:COM, CL1:COM) surge were not included on this month’s print, the data still provided clues as to the storm that could be c...
Thapana Onphalai/iStock via Getty Images Oil prices are rising, employers are shedding payrolls , and the American consumer is increasingly feeling stretched . It’s no surprise, then, that all eyes were on February’s CPI release . While the impacts of the recent oil price (CO1:COM, CL1:COM) surge were not included on this month’s print, the data still provided clues as to the storm that could be coming for March. Heading into the release, U.S. equity markets have struggled for direction, with indexes mostly in the red on more occasions than most would desire. As of the date of the February CPI release, both the S&P 500 ( SP500 ) and Nasdaq Composite (COMP:IND, NDX) were down modestly over the past month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ( DJI ), meanwhile, was nursing losses of nearly 5%. Seeking Alpha - 1-MTH Returns Of DJI, SP500, And NDX In the pre-market trading hours, indexes were largely flat, with the yields on 10-year Treasury’s at around 4.17%. The February CPI data reflected much of the same that was reported in January, and, in my view, the data is unlikely to alter the trajectory of Federal Reserve (“Fed”) policymakers at the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (“FOMC”) meeting. The story could look much different in March, however. Here is everything you need to know about today’s release. Where Did Prices Increase In February? Headline inflation in February continued to feel the tailwind of lower gasoline prices. After declining 3.3% in January, the index ticked up ever-so slightly by 0.8% in February. The change during the month brought the twelve-month index to a decline of 5.2%. In my view, it would be a mistake for observers to become too cozy with this data. The conflict in Iran has swiftly taken benchmark oil, Brent Crude, to the mid $80 to $90/barrel range. The benchmark was even higher earlier this week but fast developing news breaks have provided some reprieve. One development was President’s Trump’s comments that the conflict with Iran is...
Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) and Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) are racing to build the world's first scalable flying taxi networks. One company appears closer to real commercial flights, while the other could offer enormous upside if its strategy succeeds. I break down the certifications, financials, and market potential shaping this high-stakes race. Stock prices used were the market prices of March...
Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) and Archer Aviation (NYSE: ACHR) are racing to build the world's first scalable flying taxi networks. One company appears closer to real commercial flights, while the other could offer enormous upside if its strategy succeeds. I break down the certifications, financials, and market potential shaping this high-stakes race. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 4, 2026. The video was published on March 9, 2026. 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 » Should you buy stock in Archer Aviation right now? Before you buy stock in Archer Aviation, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now… and Archer Aviation wasn’t one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you’d have $522,791!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you’d have $1,132,678!* Now, it’s worth noting Stock Advisor’s total average return is 952% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 191% for the S&P 500. Don't miss the latest top 10 list, available with Stock Advisor, and join an investing community built by individual investors for individual investors. See the 10 stocks » *Stock Advisor returns as of March 11, 2026. Rick Orford has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Rick Orford is an affiliate of The Motley Fool and may be compensated for promoting its services. If you choose to subscribe through their link, they will earn some extra money t...
Key Points Three straight years of double-digit returns for the S&P 500 have many investors thinking about using leverage to capitalize on these returns. The ETF industry has launched hundreds of new leveraged products to satisfy investor demand. There are a number of situations where leveraged ETFs can lose money even if you happen to get the direction of the trade correct. 10 stocks we like bett...
Key Points Three straight years of double-digit returns for the S&P 500 have many investors thinking about using leverage to capitalize on these returns. The ETF industry has launched hundreds of new leveraged products to satisfy investor demand. There are a number of situations where leveraged ETFs can lose money even if you happen to get the direction of the trade correct. 10 stocks we like better than S&P 500 Index › Leveraged ETFs are viewed by some people as a way to magnify your gains quickly. They can do that if you play your cards right. They can also do the opposite (and quickly). These products have grown in leaps and bounds over the past couple of years. ETFs and mutual funds providing 2x and 3x leverage by issuers, such as ProShares and Direxion, have been around for decades. More recently, funds offering leverage on single stocks have exploded both in number and assets under management (AUM). 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 » That's what three straight years of double-digit gains for the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) will do. If investors are already in a bullish mood, perhaps they'll be tempted by the opportunity to enhance their returns even further. But leveraged ETFs are aggressive in a best-case scenario and downright dangerous in the worst. Use them as intended, and you have an opportunity to enhance your returns. Use them improperly or fail to understand them first, and you could wipe out a good chunk of your capital. Understanding how leveraged ETFs work When investing in a leveraged ETF, in many cases you're not investing in the underlying security. Instead, you're investing in derivatives (most likely swap or futures contracts) designed to deliver a multiple of the security's return on a daily basis. Since their goal is to replicate a single day's performance, the ...
Automating draft note generation in emergency departments helps doctors sharpen focus on patients when every second counts LAS VEGAS, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HIMSS26 -- Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent note generation is now available in the U.S. for inpatient and emergency department settings. Designed to address the complex documentation needs of these environments, the solution automatica...
Automating draft note generation in emergency departments helps doctors sharpen focus on patients when every second counts LAS VEGAS, March 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HIMSS26 -- Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent note generation is now available in the U.S. for inpatient and emergency department settings. Designed to address the complex documentation needs of these environments, the solution automatically generates a comprehensive view of patient encounters, organizing symptoms and treatments into a single draft clinical note that reflects multiple clinical events and patient-clinician interactions. By capturing details during real-time patient encounters, Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent enables clinicians to spend more time focused on patients, which is critical in the time-sensitive and often chaotic environment of the emergency department. Healthcare organizations in the U.S. are already seeing tangible benefits. New Jersey-based AtlantiCare recently expanded its deployment of Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent to all emergency departments after initial success reducing documentation time in ambulatory care settings. Building on its 41% decrease in documentation time, this extension has further streamlined workflows in high-acuity areas, enabling AtlantiCare providers to spend more time caring for patients. "Just as we saw in our ambulatory settings, we're now seeing that same impact in the emergency department, which is one of the most demanding clinical environments we have," said Jordan Ruch, Chief Information Officer, AtlantiCare. "When documentation becomes lighter and more intuitive, it changes the dynamic of a shift. Our providers can stay present with patients instead of thinking about the screen." In emergency departments, note generation draws from data from within Oracle Health Foundation EHR, including triage notes and information documented during initial and re-examinations, to draft an encounter note summarizing the patient's reason for visit, medical hist...
11 March 2026 UPDATE MacBook Neo, iPhone 17e, iPad Air with M4, MacBook Air with M5, MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max, and a new Studio Display family are available today Apple’s latest lineups are now available at Apple Store locations and on the Apple Store online Starting today, customers can discover and shop for the all-new MacBook Neo, available at a breakthrough price; iPhone 17e, the pow...
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is a London-based reporter at The Verge covering all things AI and Senior Tarbell Fellow. Previously, he wrote about health, science and tech for Forbes. AI companies have repeatedly promised safeguards to protect younger users, but a new investigation suggests those guardrails remain woefully deficient. Popular chatbots missed warning signs in scenarios involving teenagers discussing violent acts...
is a London-based reporter at The Verge covering all things AI and Senior Tarbell Fellow. Previously, he wrote about health, science and tech for Forbes. AI companies have repeatedly promised safeguards to protect younger users, but a new investigation suggests those guardrails remain woefully deficient. Popular chatbots missed warning signs in scenarios involving teenagers discussing violent acts, in some cases even offering encouragement instead of intervening. The findings come from a joint investigation by CNN and the nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH). The probe tested 10 of the most popular chatbots commonly used by teens: ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI, DeepSeek, Perplexity, Snapchat My AI, Character.AI, and Replika. With the lone exception of Anthropic’s Claude, CCDH said the chatbots failed to “reliably discourage would-be attackers.” Eight of the 10 models were “typically willing to assist users in planning violent attacks,” providing advice on locations to target and weapons to use. To conduct the test, researchers simulated teen users exhibiting clear signs of mental distress, then escalated the conversations toward questions about past acts of violence and more specific queries on targets and weapons. The investigation used 18 different scenarios — nine set in the US and nine in Ireland — spanning a range of attack types and motives, including ideologically motivated school shootings and stabbings, political assassinations, the killing of a healthcare executive, and politically or religiously motivated bombings. In one exchange, OpenAI’s ChatGPT gave high school campus maps to a user interested in school violence, while another showed Gemini telling a user discussing synagogue attacks that “metal shrapnel is typically more lethal” and advising someone interested in political assassinations on the best hunting rifles for long-range shooting. Meta AI and Perplexity were the most obliging, the researchers said, ...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Shares of Oracle ( ORCL ) jumped about 10% premarket on Wednesday after fiscal third-quarter results and outlook beat estimates and drew positive reactions from analysts. J.P. Morgan upgraded Oracle's rating to Overweight from Neutral, noting that the severe selloff improves risk-reward against a backdrop of thick investor pessimism. However, the firm low...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Shares of Oracle ( ORCL ) jumped about 10% premarket on Wednesday after fiscal third-quarter results and outlook beat estimates and drew positive reactions from analysts. J.P. Morgan upgraded Oracle's rating to Overweight from Neutral, noting that the severe selloff improves risk-reward against a backdrop of thick investor pessimism. However, the firm lowered the price target on the stock to $210 from $230. Analysts led by Mark Murphy said that they upgraded the shares due to several reasons. They said the material selloff in Oracle's shares, down 55% since mid-September (versus +1% for the S&P 500 and 0% for the NASDAQ), de-risks valuation. Murphy and his team added that the corresponding shift in investor expectations from blind faith to widespread pessimism in the attainability of fiscal year 2030 targets, OpenAI ramp, and debt-raising capability, sets a lower expectations bar. In addition, the analysts said that a successful $25B debt raise last month with no apparent need for incremental bond issuance in 2026 may ease some potentially overblown Credit Default Swap, or CDS, tracking and related debt rating concerns. Murphy and his team noted that the upgrade was also based on incremental proof points supporting the ability to accelerate top line rapidly and converge on growth territory while still growing operating income in the double-digits. However, the analysts did point to some conditions. They said their upgrade was not predicated on the achievability of long-term financial targets; the margin structure of the business does get complicated with material gross margin percentage compression offset by tremendous operating expenditure discipline; and OpenAI ( OPENAI ) still poses very material Remaining Performance Obligation, or RPO, customer concentration amid a dynamic landscape. "Coming into Oracle’s FQ3 (February) earnings results , we explicitly stated 'Don’t Underestimate Oracle’s Resolve to Weather the Current...
fizkes/iStock via Getty Images Owlet, Inc. ( OWLT ) has been on a bit of a ride over the past year. The stock has had a lot of volatility and went from one of my better performing stocks back close to where I originally rated it a buy. I rated and purchased the stock at the end of July when it was trading in the low $7s. The stock went on to climb to a high of nearly $17 by December. It was an inc...
fizkes/iStock via Getty Images Owlet, Inc. ( OWLT ) has been on a bit of a ride over the past year. The stock has had a lot of volatility and went from one of my better performing stocks back close to where I originally rated it a buy. I rated and purchased the stock at the end of July when it was trading in the low $7s. The stock went on to climb to a high of nearly $17 by December. It was an increase of approximately 135% in a matter of 4 months. I thought the price was getting ahead of itself a bit and sold some of my position when it crossed over $16 a share. In hindsight, it would have been great to sell the whole position off. It started a steady drop from there and then crashed following the latest earnings report. The stock dropped 38% in a single day. Then it followed up with a 13% drop the next day. A true beat down over a three day trading span. Seeking Alpha Now the stock trades well below the price when I originally rated it a buy. The latest earnings report raised some concerns. There was continued dilution, margin pressure, signs of slowing growth, and soft guidance. Obviously this is not what investors want to hear and the company paid the price. That being said, there were positives for the company. The company is still showing growth, and I think there are still some good future market opportunities for the stock to continue its growth. A sell off was warranted but not as heavy as was seen. I think it presents an opportunity to increase my position in the stock. Financials Owlet reported financials that continued to show strong growth year over year. Revenue for Q4 was $26.6 million, an increase of 29.6% from prior year. The full year also showed similar results with revenues reaching $105.7 million, which was the high range of the previously provided estimates. This was good for annual growth of 35.4%. Some of the cracks started to show in the margin side of the business. Gross margin continued to feel the pinch from tariffs. The company seems to ...
At least 65 Nigerian soldiers have been killed in jihadist raids across the country’s north-east in the last two weeks, as the west African state battles to contain one of the world’s deadliest terror groups. On 5 and 6 March, gunmen from Islamic State West Africa Province (Iswap) overran four military bases in Borno state, the epicentre of the insurgency. Nigerian daily the Punch reported that ab...
At least 65 Nigerian soldiers have been killed in jihadist raids across the country’s north-east in the last two weeks, as the west African state battles to contain one of the world’s deadliest terror groups. On 5 and 6 March, gunmen from Islamic State West Africa Province (Iswap) overran four military bases in Borno state, the epicentre of the insurgency. Nigerian daily the Punch reported that about 40 soldiers were killed in total in these attacks. In a statement on 7 March, the same day a mass funeral was held for the fallen troops, the military disputed the death toll but did not provide an alternative number. Nigerian troops “successfully defeated multiple coordinated attacks launched by Iswap terrorists on military locations in Delwa, Goniri, Kukawa and Mainok” on 8 and 9 March, the army said in another statement. According to Armed Conflict Location & Event Data, 300 people, including women and children, were also abducted by Iswap gunmen, who used sophisticated machinery including anti-aircraft machine guns and drones during the raids. The attacks follow a pattern of coordinated raids by jihadists on military facilities in the country’s north, which is being ravaged by an almost two-decade insurgency that spiked after the extrajudicial killing of Boko Haram leader Mohammed Yusuf in July 2009. Nigeria has been struggling to contain the conflict, which has spread to cover the Lake Chad basin area, also cutting across Cameroon, Chad and Niger. More than 2 million people have been displaced by the insurgency. Since then, the sect has broken into at least three factions, including the ruthless Iswap. In November, a general was killed by jihadists who then taunted Nigerian authorities by releasing footage about his death even as the state denied his capture. Last month, 200 US troops arrived in northern Nigeria to train their counterparts, weeks after the US president, Donald Trump, announced airstrikes on terrorist elements in the region. The Nigerian establishme...
Before the auction, teams were allowed to make a maximum of four direct signings, meaning established internationals such as England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and spinner Sophie Ecclestone, along with overseas stars Ellyse Perry and Smriti Mandhana, had already been snapped up. In the women's competition, teams have £880,000 to assemble their squads, with a £2.05m pot available to each team in the ...
Before the auction, teams were allowed to make a maximum of four direct signings, meaning established internationals such as England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and spinner Sophie Ecclestone, along with overseas stars Ellyse Perry and Smriti Mandhana, had already been snapped up. In the women's competition, teams have £880,000 to assemble their squads, with a £2.05m pot available to each team in the men's competition. The sums spent on the likes of Gibson, Wong and Cortneen-Coleman are a huge increase on a salaries available to women in the first season of the Hundred in 2021, when the highest wage available was £15,000. The top-earning women in 2025 had a salary of £65,000. The lowest base price for women in the auction is £15,000, and there was criticism over "disparity" from Sam Billings, a Hundred-winning captain with Oval Invincibles, now MI London. "Auction will always only benefit a few and probably deserved for those few players," Billings wrote on X. "However, the disparity is too much. The draft structure was clearly far better from an overall player standpoint. As players we did feed this back." In February BBC Sport reported that the four Hundred franchises linked to teams in the Indian Premier League would not consider buying players from Pakistan. The England and Wales Cricket Board and the eight franchises then released a joint statement saying "players must not be excluded on the grounds of their nationality". There are two Pakistan players - Fatima Sana and Sadia Iqbal - in the women's auction. A Pakistani woman is yet to feature in the Hundred and neither Sana nor Iqbal is expected to be bought on Wednesday. There are 17 Pakistan players in the men's auction, with pace bowlers Haris Rauf and Shaheen Afridi and spinner Usman Tariq among those who could attract attention.
Trinity Capital ( TRIN ) on Wednesday said it has committed $20 million in growth capital to medical technology company Emboline. The funding will support Emboline as it prepares for the commercial launch of its Emboliner embolic protection catheter, designed to capture and remove debris during minimally invasive heart procedures to help reduce the risk of strokes and other complications. Emboline...
Trinity Capital ( TRIN ) on Wednesday said it has committed $20 million in growth capital to medical technology company Emboline. The funding will support Emboline as it prepares for the commercial launch of its Emboliner embolic protection catheter, designed to capture and remove debris during minimally invasive heart procedures to help reduce the risk of strokes and other complications. Emboline recently completed patient enrollment in the PROTECT H2H investigational device exemption clinical trial as it works to generate data needed for regulatory approval of the device. The financing will also help the company scale manufacturing, expand its team and support clinical and regulatory milestones. TRIN +0.40% premarket to $14.95. Source: Press Release More on Trinity Capital Trinity Capital: Strong Investment Setup (Rating Upgrade) Trinity Capital: Not Your Typical 13%+ Yielding BDC Trinity Capital: NAV Growth Continues In Q4 Trinity Capital commits $35M in growth capital to Neuros Medical Trinity Capital outlines $1.2B in unfunded commitments and monthly dividend transition amid robust portfolio growth
Infleqtion ( INFQ ) announced on Wednesday that it has been selected to receive $3.9M in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E. The company said that the funding is part of the Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry (QC 3 ) program, which seeks to develop and apply quantum algorithms to accelerate simulations of chemistry and materials science to advance commercial energy appl...
Infleqtion ( INFQ ) announced on Wednesday that it has been selected to receive $3.9M in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E. The company said that the funding is part of the Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry (QC 3 ) program, which seeks to develop and apply quantum algorithms to accelerate simulations of chemistry and materials science to advance commercial energy applications, ranging from superconducting power lines, advanced batteries, engineered rare earth magnets, and breakthrough catalytic systems. Infleqtion’s QC 3 project aims to discover new high-temperature superconductors and materials that conduct electricity with zero losses. The firm will use its neutral atom quantum computer and a new algorithm to improve the understanding of superconductivity and discover new, previously unknown, and superconducting materials. “The work we are doing as part of the QC 3 program puts us at the forefront of one of the most consequential applications of quantum computing, unlocking the science of superconductivity to transform how the world generates and transmits energy,” said Matthew Kinsella , CEO of Infleqtion. “This is yet another proof point that our neutral-atom platform is uniquely positioned to solve problems that other quantum modalities and classical computers simply cannot. It’s also the latest in a series of wins that show how we are executing across multiple fronts, from expanding our customer base to deepening our government partnerships.” Infleqtion’s QC 3 funding is in addition to the $6.2M contract the company is already executing with ARPA-E as part of the Enhancing Neutral-atom Computers for Optimizing Delivery of Energy (ENCODE) project. INFQ +0.16% premarket to $12.17. Source: Press Release More on Infleqtion, Inc. Infleqtion: Quantum Computing's Dark Horse Financial information for Infleqtion, Inc.