Bath’s European player-of-the-year contender on international recognition, the ultimate test in Bordeaux and those budgie smugglers The shortlist for this year’s Champions Cup player of the year award is an eye-catching one. There are five contenders and four of them – Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Finn Russell, Matthieu Jalibert and Caelan Doris – are established world-class operators. So who is the fift...
Bath’s European player-of-the-year contender on international recognition, the ultimate test in Bordeaux and those budgie smugglers The shortlist for this year’s Champions Cup player of the year award is an eye-catching one. There are five contenders and four of them – Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Finn Russell, Matthieu Jalibert and Caelan Doris – are established world-class operators. So who is the fifth Beatle? An uncapped Englishman who eats only toast on matchdays and is arguably most famous for parading around in his budgie smugglers. Step forward Alfie Barbeary, the shaggy-haired Bath colossus looking to smash a few holes in Bordeaux Bègles’ title defence at the Stade Atlantique on Sunday. The 25-year-old Barbeary might not yet be a connoisseur of the region’s celebrated wines – “I know there’s red and white but that’s about it” – but he makes up for that in other respects. Some people are born entertainers and the big No 8 is definitely one of them. Continue reading...
Three teams vie for two promotion spots on Saturday, with Charlton and Birmingham going head-to-head Three teams, two automatic promotion spots and only one point between them. Add the fact that two are facing each other and Saturday’s final day of the Women’s Super League 2 season is set perfectly for an afternoon of high drama, twists and emotions. Charlton Athletic, Birmingham City and Crystal ...
Three teams vie for two promotion spots on Saturday, with Charlton and Birmingham going head-to-head Three teams, two automatic promotion spots and only one point between them. Add the fact that two are facing each other and Saturday’s final day of the Women’s Super League 2 season is set perfectly for an afternoon of high drama, twists and emotions. Charlton Athletic, Birmingham City and Crystal Palace are dreaming of a WSL place. For this season only, there are two automatic promotion spots rather than the usual one, as the top tier expands from 12 to 14 teams, offering a precious opportunity that adds to the tension for the 3pm kick-offs, the most tantalising of which comes at the Valley, where the top two, Charlton and Birmingham, go head-to-head. Continue reading...
Bill Ackman finally got his hedge fund public, and the market answered with a shrug. Pershing Square (NYSE:JCVC) priced its IPO at $50 and closed its first session at $41, an 18% drop on day one. The hosts of The Best One Yet labeled it the “first ever influencer hedge fund IPO,” a fitting frame ... Bill Ackman’s ‘Influencer Hedge Fund’ IPO Tanks 18% on Day 1
Bill Ackman finally got his hedge fund public, and the market answered with a shrug. Pershing Square (NYSE:JCVC) priced its IPO at $50 and closed its first session at $41, an 18% drop on day one. The hosts of The Best One Yet labeled it the “first ever influencer hedge fund IPO,” a fitting frame ... Bill Ackman’s ‘Influencer Hedge Fund’ IPO Tanks 18% on Day 1
jaanalisette/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Meta Platforms ( META ) has announced its 2026 Q1 earnings numbers, beating all the expectations with year-over-year revenue increasing by a very surprising 33% to $56.31 billion. However, what is more surprising is that on April 30, the day after the earnings release, the stock price had dropped over 8.5%. Apparently, the investors are n...
jaanalisette/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Meta Platforms ( META ) has announced its 2026 Q1 earnings numbers, beating all the expectations with year-over-year revenue increasing by a very surprising 33% to $56.31 billion. However, what is more surprising is that on April 30, the day after the earnings release, the stock price had dropped over 8.5%. Apparently, the investors are not happy with the results. One of the concerns is the increased R&D and the future projections. I think the price drop today represents a decent buying opportunity. As I will discuss later, whether we call it AI or not, Meta is apparently enjoying the new growth cycle so far and doing the right thing as a company. I had a buy rating a few months ago, primarily for its 20% growth. I reiterate the buy for META for the growth that has not been rewarded between now and then. I believe MEAT is one of the big AI beneficiaries with a promising outlook moving forward. Company Update META is one of the dominant players in the social media and digital advertising business. It is also one of the so-called Magnificent Seven companies, with a market cap of about $1.7T. The company operates the following businesses: Family of Apps (Social Media): Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Threads with 3.5 billion daily users. Advertising Business: advertising to consumers on META's platforms. This is the main revenue source. Reality Labs: VR headsets, smart glasses (Ray-Ban Meta), and metaverse platforms. These are the new products (in R&D, etc.) to be deployed and scaled. Artificial Intelligence: Focus on AI models, AI assistant systems, and AI infrastructure at Meta. Its latest Muse Spark has "smarter and faster" AI modes to help grow its core business in recommendations and content-related features. The earnings report for Q1 of 2026 has just been released on April 30th. The earnings numbers have exceeded the Wall Street expectations. The growth in the total revenue should be the b...
jaanalisette/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Meta Platforms ( META ) has announced its 2026 Q1 earnings numbers, beating all the expectations with year-over-year revenue increasing by a very surprising 33% to $56.31 billion. However, what is more surprising is that on April 30, the day after the earnings release, the stock price had dropped over 8.5%. Apparently, the investors are n...
jaanalisette/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction Meta Platforms ( META ) has announced its 2026 Q1 earnings numbers, beating all the expectations with year-over-year revenue increasing by a very surprising 33% to $56.31 billion. However, what is more surprising is that on April 30, the day after the earnings release, the stock price had dropped over 8.5%. Apparently, the investors are not happy with the results. One of the concerns is the increased R&D and the future projections. I think the price drop today represents a decent buying opportunity. As I will discuss later, whether we call it AI or not, Meta is apparently enjoying the new growth cycle so far and doing the right thing as a company. I had a buy rating a few months ago, primarily for its 20% growth. I reiterate the buy for META for the growth that has not been rewarded between now and then. I believe MEAT is one of the big AI beneficiaries with a promising outlook moving forward. Company Update META is one of the dominant players in the social media and digital advertising business. It is also one of the so-called Magnificent Seven companies, with a market cap of about $1.7T. The company operates the following businesses: Family of Apps (Social Media): Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Threads with 3.5 billion daily users. Advertising Business: advertising to consumers on META's platforms. This is the main revenue source. Reality Labs: VR headsets, smart glasses (Ray-Ban Meta), and metaverse platforms. These are the new products (in R&D, etc.) to be deployed and scaled. Artificial Intelligence: Focus on AI models, AI assistant systems, and AI infrastructure at Meta. Its latest Muse Spark has "smarter and faster" AI modes to help grow its core business in recommendations and content-related features. The earnings report for Q1 of 2026 has just been released on April 30th. The earnings numbers have exceeded the Wall Street expectations. The growth in the total revenue should be the b...
Apple delivered strong earnings results on Thursday, boosting expectations that the stock has much more room to run even as rising memory costs put pressure on the iPhone maker's profitability. The "Magnificent Seven" name posted $111.18 billion in revenue for the second fiscal quarter, better than the $109.66 billion forecast. The sales total included a lower-than-expected $56.99 billion from iPh...
Apple delivered strong earnings results on Thursday, boosting expectations that the stock has much more room to run even as rising memory costs put pressure on the iPhone maker's profitability. The "Magnificent Seven" name posted $111.18 billion in revenue for the second fiscal quarter, better than the $109.66 billion forecast. The sales total included a lower-than-expected $56.99 billion from iPhone sales, compared to the $57.21 billion expected by analysts polled by LSEG. Mac and iPad revenue were both better than expected. Earnings came in at $2.01 per share, or above the Street's consensus estimate of $1.95 per share. The company also forecast that revenue in the June quarter will increase between 14% and 17% from a year earlier. Analysts had predicted 9.5% to $103 billion for the same period, LSEG data shows. Apple stock rose nearly 4% in premarket trading Friday. "Results demonstrated strong iPhone, Mac, and Services momentum, along with AAPL's ability to effectively manage cost inflation, both of which have been investor concerns," Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring said Friday in a note to clients. "Last night's report was the clearing event Apple needed to see shares outperform into the September iPhone launch." Morgan Stanley has an overweight rating on Apple. It also has a $330 price target on shares, implying 22% upside from Thursday's close. Shares have traded flat in the year to date, underperforming the overall market as investors express doubts that Apple can pull off its ambitious push into artificial intelligence, particularly amid an ongoing memory supply crunch. AAPL YTD mountain Shares are trading flat in the year to date. However, Apple's latest earnings results show that its efforts are beginning to pay off, putting it on the path to unlocking considerable growth and value creation in the long term, per Morgan Stanley. Here's what other shops on Wall Street are saying about the "Magnificent Seven" name. Citi: buy, $315 Apple could sees upsid...
A Chinese boycott of the “World Cup of mathematics” this year could be decisive, according to a co-organiser of a petition calling for the event to be moved out of the United States this year. Ila Varma, a University of Toronto mathematician and boycott co-organiser, said the country was “uniquely situated” to act – both as a target of US restrictions and as a major scientific powerhouse. “The Chi...
A Chinese boycott of the “World Cup of mathematics” this year could be decisive, according to a co-organiser of a petition calling for the event to be moved out of the United States this year. Ila Varma, a University of Toronto mathematician and boycott co-organiser, said the country was “uniquely situated” to act – both as a target of US restrictions and as a major scientific powerhouse. “The Chinese government does not apply sanctions to US universities the way the US government does to...
Welcome to the Business of Food newsletter, covering how the world feeds itself in a changing economy and climate. This week, Anuradha Raghu looks at crops that power your car, and Rainier Harris goes through earnings. Any tips or feedback? Email Agnieszka de Sousa . And if you aren’t yet signed up to receive this newsletter, please do so here . Food vs. Fuel As the conflict in the Persian Gulf sh...
Welcome to the Business of Food newsletter, covering how the world feeds itself in a changing economy and climate. This week, Anuradha Raghu looks at crops that power your car, and Rainier Harris goes through earnings. Any tips or feedback? Email Agnieszka de Sousa . And if you aren’t yet signed up to receive this newsletter, please do so here . Food vs. Fuel As the conflict in the Persian Gulf shakes up energy markets, it’s also upended trading in another type of oil. Be it sunflower, canola, soybean or palm, prices of cooking oils collectively are at their highest level since the immediate aftermath of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. That’s because of expectations that the surge in crude oil prices will boost demand for biofuels. Derived from crops, biofuels such as ethanol help power cars, ships and airplanes, and governments around the world are now taking steps to use more of them in a bid to plug the energy gap. As we reported with Eko Listiyorini in this story earlier this week, Indonesia is fast tracking the rollout of an ambitious diesel blend, while Malaysia and Thailand are increasing their use of biofuels. Brazil is expanding ethanol blending, while in the US the conflict is spurring calls to allow year-round sales of higher-ethanol gasoline known as E15. Biofuels aren’t new. Indeed, Henry Ford’s popular Model T car was designed to be able to run on ethanol. But their popularity surged in the early 2000s amid a push to go green, curb fuel imports and support farmers. Supporters have argued they’ve been a steady outlet for crops, generating byproducts like animal feed that can help keep meat production prices in check. They’ve been controversial, though. Critics warn that expanding biofuel programs risks putting fuel ahead of food, especially when harvests get hit. They were widely seen as a contributing factor during the food crisis more than 15 years ago. The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization recently cautioned potential s...
Worawith Ounpeng/iStock via Getty Images By Phil Mackintosh, Nasdaq Chief Economist, and Michael Normyle, U.S. Economist and Senior Director at Nasdaq In the past, we’ve highlighted the worrying trend of the declining number of listed companies. So, we thought it was worth highlighting a recent staff report from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that also focuses on this issue and ...
Worawith Ounpeng/iStock via Getty Images By Phil Mackintosh, Nasdaq Chief Economist, and Michael Normyle, U.S. Economist and Senior Director at Nasdaq In the past, we’ve highlighted the worrying trend of the declining number of listed companies. So, we thought it was worth highlighting a recent staff report from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that also focuses on this issue and the value of going public. The report is full of data and information, but we summarize key findings below. Decline in public companies entirely due to fewer small companies The SEC’s data shows that the number of publicly listed companies has nearly halved since 2000. But the insight they add is that this is entirely due to fewer “small” companies (market cap of less than $250 million). In 2000, some 4,000 of the more than 6,000 listed companies were small (66%). Now, there are just 1,200 small companies, out of 3,500 listed companies (34%). Some of this is due to inflation, since the $250 million threshold is nominal. Adjusting for inflation, it would have risen to $478 million by June 2025, which would increase the count of “small” companies to over 1500 (43%), using FactSet data. So, even accounting for inflation, the share of small companies is down 23 percentage points from 2000! Chart 1: The number of small, listed companies is down 70% since 2000 (Source: SEC Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation) Meanwhile, the number of large (market cap of more than $250 million) listed companies has been remarkably stable around 2,300 (also ignoring inflation). Fewer small companies due to mergers, delistings and fewer IPOs So, the SEC attributes this decline in small companies to three (other) factors: 4,000 mergers between public firms from 1996 to 2020. Delisting of smaller companies. Low number of initial public offerings (IPOs). This is consistent with Nasdaq’s research. In 2019, we showed that U.S. equity markets need nearly 180 IPOs per year just to ...
juststock/iStock via Getty Images Investment Approach Fidelity® Stock Selector Mid Cap Fund ( FSSMX ) is a diversified domestic equity strategy focused on the mid-cap segment of the market. The fund employs a team of portfolio managers, with each member dedicated to one or more of the major market sectors, plus a group leader who is responsible for general team oversight, cash management and risk ...
juststock/iStock via Getty Images Investment Approach Fidelity® Stock Selector Mid Cap Fund ( FSSMX ) is a diversified domestic equity strategy focused on the mid-cap segment of the market. The fund employs a team of portfolio managers, with each member dedicated to one or more of the major market sectors, plus a group leader who is responsible for general team oversight, cash management and risk monitoring. Portfolio sector weightings are kept similar to those of the index in an effort to add value through active stock selection – our core competency – and also to minimize the risks associated with sector or market timing. Focused sector expertise, supported by our deep research infrastructure, is combined with disciplined portfolio construction to provide investment-process consistency in seeking to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns over time. Our sector-based structure preserves individual creativity and accountability, core to Fidelity's investment culture. Performance Summary Cumulative Cumulative Annualized Annualized Annualized Annualized 3 Month YTD 1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 10 Year/ LOF 1 Fidelity Stock Selector Mid Cap Fund Gross Expense Ratio: 0.67% 2 4.21% 4.21% 20.52% 12.99% 7.38% 11.15% S&P MidCap 400 Index 2.50% 2.50% 17.35% 12.09% 6.92% 10.58% Morningstar Mid-Cap Blend 1.10% 1.10% 15.76% 12.29% 6.98% 10.19% % Rank in Morningstar Category (1% = Best) -- -- 27% 38% 41% 20% # of Funds in Morningstar Category -- -- 415 365 341 263 Click to enlarge 1 Life of Fund (LOF) if performance is less than 10 years. Fund inception date: 02/20/1996. 2 This expense ratio is from the most recent prospectus and generally is based on amounts incurred during the most recent fiscal year, or estimated amounts for the current fiscal year in the case of a newly launched fund. It does not include any fee waivers or reimbursements, which would be reflected in the fund's net expense ratio. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Investment return and principal val...
JERSEY, Channel Islands, May 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CoinShares PLC (Nasdaq: CSHR) (“CoinShares” or the “Company”), a leading global asset manager specializing in digital assets operating an institutional-grade platform with integrated Capital Markets capabilities, today reported its financial results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
JERSEY, Channel Islands, May 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CoinShares PLC (Nasdaq: CSHR) (“CoinShares” or the “Company”), a leading global asset manager specializing in digital assets operating an institutional-grade platform with integrated Capital Markets capabilities, today reported its financial results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
It makes sense that U.S. investors stick to American companies when building their portfolios. Focusing on businesses in the home country you're familiar with can offer confidence when putting your hard-earned money into the market. However, top performers in other regions of the world shouldn't be ignored. There is an unstoppable non-U.S. fintech stock , for example, that has skyrocketed 196% ove...
It makes sense that U.S. investors stick to American companies when building their portfolios. Focusing on businesses in the home country you're familiar with can offer confidence when putting your hard-earned money into the market. However, top performers in other regions of the world shouldn't be ignored. There is an unstoppable non-U.S. fintech stock , for example, that has skyrocketed 196% over the last three years (as of April 27), essentially tripling investor capital. However, don't rush to buy shares in this fintech just yet. There's a big risk you need to know about first. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
In this video, I will cover SoFi 's (NASDAQ: SOFI) first-quarter earnings and Robinhood 's earnings report and explain why both stocks are down. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below. *Stock prices used were from the trading day of April. 29, 2026. The video was published on April. 29, 2026. Continue reading
In this video, I will cover SoFi 's (NASDAQ: SOFI) first-quarter earnings and Robinhood 's earnings report and explain why both stocks are down. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below. *Stock prices used were from the trading day of April. 29, 2026. The video was published on April. 29, 2026. Continue reading
AfD Vows To Drain 'NGO Swamp' After Berlin Café That Bans White People Received Taxpayer Cash Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News, The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) has vowed to cut off taxpayer money for left-wing activist groups after a Berlin organization that runs a coworking café that reportedly excludes White people received more than €662,000 in public funding. The controver...
AfD Vows To Drain 'NGO Swamp' After Berlin Café That Bans White People Received Taxpayer Cash Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News, The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) has vowed to cut off taxpayer money for left-wing activist groups after a Berlin organization that runs a coworking café that reportedly excludes White people received more than €662,000 in public funding. The controversy centers on BIWOC Rising, a nonprofit group in Berlin-Kreuzberg that operates a coworking space and café marketed as a protected venue for Black, Indigenous, and women of color, as well as transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people of color. Critics say the model amounts to a publicly subsidized space that excludes white people while presenting itself as a project for tolerance, diversity, and democracy. AfD co-leader Alice Weidel said the case showed why the party wants to overhaul Germany’s taxpayer-funded activist sector. “A Berlin café that bans white people from entering was funded with €662,450 in taxpayer money — from the federal program ‘Democracy in Action!’ Pure racism! The AfD will drain the NGO swamp and end the waste of taxpayer money on left-wing ideology,” she wrote on X. Ein Berliner Café, das Weißen den Zutritt verbietet, wurde mit 662.450 Euro Steuergeld gefördert - aus dem Bundesprogramm „Demokratie leben!“. Rassismus pur! Die AfD wird den NGO-Sumpf austrocknen & die Steuergeldverschwendung für linke Ideologie beenden. https://t.co/Ky6H66dbll — Alice Weidel (@Alice_Weidel) April 29, 2026 According to German media reports citing funding lists from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth, BIWOC Rising received €662,450 from the federal “Live Democracy!” program between 2021 and 2024. Other calculations place the figure closer to €800,000 when related funding is included, according to reporting from Tichys Einblick . The program was created to support democracy, counter extremism, and prevent radicalization, but critics s...
SNDK's Q3 revenue of $5.95 billion surged 251% YOY, with non-GAAP EPS crushing the $14.36 consensus by 63%, while Q4 sales and EPS guidance topped estimates by a wide margin.
SNDK's Q3 revenue of $5.95 billion surged 251% YOY, with non-GAAP EPS crushing the $14.36 consensus by 63%, while Q4 sales and EPS guidance topped estimates by a wide margin.
Listen on the go! A daily podcast of Wall Street Breakfast will be available by 8:00 a.m. on Seeking Alpha , iTunes , Spotify . Getty Images Up for a challenge? Test your knowledge on the biggest events in the investing world over the past week. Take the latest Seeking Alpha News Quiz and see how you stack up against the competition. Good morning! Here's the latest in trending: Big Tech: Apple ( A...
Listen on the go! A daily podcast of Wall Street Breakfast will be available by 8:00 a.m. on Seeking Alpha , iTunes , Spotify . Getty Images Up for a challenge? Test your knowledge on the biggest events in the investing world over the past week. Take the latest Seeking Alpha News Quiz and see how you stack up against the competition. Good morning! Here's the latest in trending: Big Tech: Apple ( AAPL ) rebounds after a record March quarter with revenue of $111.2B, though Cook flags rising memory costs . On the Hill: Senators have banned themselves from betting in prediction markets amid mounting insider trading concerns. Present to King Charles: Whiskey makers set to see relief after Trump removes all tariffs and restrictions on imports . Sell in May? Wall Street is coming off one of its best months in years. The best monthly gain since 2020—to be precise. The Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND ) surged over 15% in the span of only 30 days, while the S&P 500 ( SP500 ) climbed 10% and the Dow Jones ( DJI ) climbed 7%. The advance has been powered by a resurgent AI infrastructure rally, ranging from triple-digit gains for players like Intel ( INTC ), to strong double-digit performances at AMD ( AMD ), Sandisk ( SNDK ), Cisco ( CSCO ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ). SA commentary: "Despite inflationary pressures and high energy prices [given the ongoing conflict in Iran], historical May-July market seasonality and forward EPS upgrades support a continued bullish outlook," SA analyst Mike Zaccardi wrote in a new article . "Information Technology posted a 19% monthly gain, its best in over 20 years , and corporate earnings remain robust, with the S&P 500 pacing for a sixth straight quarter of double-digit YoY EPS growth, keeping valuations in check." What about "Sell in May and go away"? The famous adage posits that stocks tend to underperform in the six months through October, so investors should convert to cash at the start of May and then buy into a dip later in the fall. The origins o...
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) closed the books on blockbuster quarters. NVIDIA posted $68.13 billion in Q4 FY2026 revenue on 73.21% growth. AMD followed with $10.27B and 34.1% YoY. Both ride the same AI wave, yet their businesses, margins, and customer mix tell very different stories. Blackwell Prints Cash. AMD Builds Breadth. NVIDIA’s Data Center ... Got 1,000 To Invest? Nvidia vs AMD...
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) closed the books on blockbuster quarters. NVIDIA posted $68.13 billion in Q4 FY2026 revenue on 73.21% growth. AMD followed with $10.27B and 34.1% YoY. Both ride the same AI wave, yet their businesses, margins, and customer mix tell very different stories. Blackwell Prints Cash. AMD Builds Breadth. NVIDIA’s Data Center ... Got 1,000 To Invest? Nvidia vs AMD- Only One Deserves Your Money
tadamichi/iStock via Getty Images The industrial sector has produced some of the most dramatic single-stock moves of the past month, with the top 10 performers delivering gains ranging from roughly 52% to a staggering 137%, a surge largely powered by the intersection of AI-driven power infrastructure demand, defense spending momentum, and a renewed wave of investor interest in energy transition te...
tadamichi/iStock via Getty Images The industrial sector has produced some of the most dramatic single-stock moves of the past month, with the top 10 performers delivering gains ranging from roughly 52% to a staggering 137%, a surge largely powered by the intersection of AI-driven power infrastructure demand, defense spending momentum, and a renewed wave of investor interest in energy transition technologies. Below is a list of the top 10 performing industrial stocks ranked by one-month price performance. The list includes companies across various industrial sub-sectors such as heavy electrical equipment, electrical components and equipment, construction and engineering, aerospace and defense, and trading companies and distributors, with market capitalizations ranging from approximately $2 billion to over $81 billion. The list is topped by Bloom Energy Corporation ( BE ), which posted an exceptional one-month performance of 137.10%. Vicor Corporation ( VICR ) and American Superconductor Corporation ( AMSC ) follow as the immediate runners-up, with gains of 89.33% and 66.22%, respectively. The top performers display a wide range of Quant ratings, reflecting diverse analyst outlooks despite strong recent price action. MYR Group Inc. ( MYRG ) carries a Strong Buy rating of 4.91, while Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. ( EOSE ) holds a Strong Sell rating of 1.13. Other notable entries include Powell Industries, Inc. ( POWL ) and Custom Truck One Source, Inc. ( CTOS ), with CTOS earning a Buy rating of 4.24. Here is the list: Bloom Energy Corporation ( BE ), 1 month performance percentage: 137.10% Vicor Corporation ( VICR ), 1 month performance percentage: 89.33% American Superconductor Corporation ( AMSC ), 1 month performance percentage: 66.22% Powell Industries, Inc. ( POWL ), 1 month performance percentage: 65.51% Legence Corp. ( LGN ), 1 month performance percentage: 61.37% York Space Systems, Inc. ( YSS ), 1 month performance percentage: 57.60% Custom Truck One Source, I...