当 Claude 用 200 行代码让 B2B 市场蒸发 3000 亿美元市值时，LinkedIn 创始人 Reid Hoffman 说了一句话：我们现在看到的 AI，只是未来可能性的 5%。 这位硅谷最敏锐的投资者之一，在最新访谈中系统阐述了他对 AI 浪潮的深度观察。从“如何让收入翻倍”的实操建议，到“SaaS 商业模式正在被颠覆”的行业预判，再到“60% 的未来发明将由 AI 驱动”的大胆预...
当 Claude 用 200 行代码让 B2B 市场蒸发 3000 亿美元市值时，LinkedIn 创始人 Reid Hoffman 说了一句话：我们现在看到的 AI，只是未来可能性的 5%。 这位硅谷最敏锐的投资者之一，在最新访谈中系统阐述了他对 AI 浪潮的深度观察。从“如何让收入翻倍”的实操建议，到“SaaS 商业模式正在被颠覆”的行业预判，再到“60% 的未来发明将由 AI 驱动”的大胆预测——Hoffman 给出了一个完整框架，帮助每一个职场人和创业者理解： 在 AI 时代，什么正在改变，什么值得坚持，以及如何不被抛在后面。 LinkedIn 联合创始人 Reid Hoffman 在访谈中系统阐述了他对 AI 浪潮的深刻洞察，核心观点可概括为以下五个层面： 01 AI 的发展阶段：我们仍在初期 Hoffman 认为，尽管 AI 已经引发巨大震动，但目前所展现的仅仅是未来可能性的 5%。他看到很多人声称“正在使用 AI”，但实际上并未认真对待。真正的 AI 应用不是偶尔尝试，而是将其融入工作与生活的每一个环节。他强调，从个人助理到企业运营，AI 的渗透才刚刚开始，未来一年将看到更多实质性应用。 02 个人如何利用 AI：从基础到进阶 对于普通职场人，Hoffman 给出了从入门到精通的完整路径： 基础层 ：建立语音交互习惯，与 AI 对话而非简单输入关键词。他特别指出，大多数人不知道 AI 的训练数据已过时 18 个月，因此必须引导 AI 进行实时网络搜索，而非依赖其固有知识。 进阶层 ：利用 AI 的角色扮演能力。Hoffman 展示了一个关键技巧——让 AI 扮演不同角色（技术人员、投资人、政策制定者等），从多维度审视同一个问题。他甚至让 AI 扮演反对者，对自己的观点进行反驳，以此完善思考。 高级层 ：将 AI 视为可扩展的智力资源。就像按需购买计算能力一样，企业可以“租用”AI 处理特定任务。他预测，未来每个知识工作者都将像指挥家一样，协调多个 AI 代理协同工作。 03 职业发展：AI 不是威胁，而是杠杆 面对“收入翻倍”的诉求，Hoffman 给出的建议是：成为 AI 转型的推动者。他观察到企业对 AI 人才的需求激增，但不仅是顶尖研究员，更需要能落地应用、帮助传统业务转型的实践者。关键在于展示自己对 AI 的理解和参与度，让自己在招聘市场上被识...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and GE Aerospace ( GE ) announced on Thursday that they have expanded their existing deal to use artificial intelligence for military aircraft. The multi-year expansion of their partnership will see the deployment of advanced agentic AI-powered solutions that will allow GE to maximize production and keep aircraft mission...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and GE Aerospace ( GE ) announced on Thursday that they have expanded their existing deal to use artificial intelligence for military aircraft. The multi-year expansion of their partnership will see the deployment of advanced agentic AI-powered solutions that will allow GE to maximize production and keep aircraft mission-ready, the companies said in a statement. GE Aerospace is using Palantir’s Artificial Intelligence Platform across various parts of its supply chain functions, allowing its workforce to focus on problem-solving, while leaving repetitive tasks to AI agents. “GE Aerospace has spent decades building and sustaining the engines that drive American airpower. By pairing their deep engineering expertise with Palantir's AI-enabled software, our partnership is helping to unify data across the enterprise to keep more aircraft available and more airmen trained,” said Mike Gallagher, Head of Defense at Palantir, in a statement . Last month, GE Aerospace tapped Palantir as part of a new U.S. defense contract aimed at boosting readiness for the Air Force’s T-38 training fleet. More on Palantir, GE Aerospace Palantir: Hard To Sell A Company That Benefits From Geopolitical Conflicts Palantir: The Rebound Is Just Beginning GE Aerospace Vs. Rolls-Royce: Which Jet Engine Maker Is The Better Investment? Centrus, Palantir partner on U.S. uranium enrichment expansion; eye $300M cost savings LG CNS, Palantir forge strategic partnership to speed AI transformation
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and GE Aerospace ( GE ) announced on Thursday that they have expanded their existing deal to use artificial intelligence for military aircraft. The multi-year expansion of their partnership will see the deployment of advanced agentic AI-powered solutions that will allow GE to maximize production and keep aircraft mission...
jetcityimage/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and GE Aerospace ( GE ) announced on Thursday that they have expanded their existing deal to use artificial intelligence for military aircraft. The multi-year expansion of their partnership will see the deployment of advanced agentic AI-powered solutions that will allow GE to maximize production and keep aircraft mission-ready, the companies said in a statement. GE Aerospace is using Palantir’s Artificial Intelligence Platform across various parts of its supply chain functions, allowing its workforce to focus on problem-solving, while leaving repetitive tasks to AI agents. “GE Aerospace has spent decades building and sustaining the engines that drive American airpower. By pairing their deep engineering expertise with Palantir's AI-enabled software, our partnership is helping to unify data across the enterprise to keep more aircraft available and more airmen trained,” said Mike Gallagher, Head of Defense at Palantir, in a statement . Last month, GE Aerospace tapped Palantir as part of a new U.S. defense contract aimed at boosting readiness for the Air Force’s T-38 training fleet. More on Palantir, GE Aerospace Palantir: Hard To Sell A Company That Benefits From Geopolitical Conflicts Palantir: The Rebound Is Just Beginning GE Aerospace Vs. Rolls-Royce: Which Jet Engine Maker Is The Better Investment? Centrus, Palantir partner on U.S. uranium enrichment expansion; eye $300M cost savings LG CNS, Palantir forge strategic partnership to speed AI transformation
Wells Fargo believes that shares of Occidental Petroleum could rise on stronger Permian productivity and improved capital intensity. The bank double upgraded the oil and gas stock to an overweight rating from underweight. Analyst Sam Margolin also hiked his price target to $69 from $47. Shares of Occidental Petroleum have surged 35% this year and are up 21% in the past 12 months. Margolin's revise...
Wells Fargo believes that shares of Occidental Petroleum could rise on stronger Permian productivity and improved capital intensity. The bank double upgraded the oil and gas stock to an overweight rating from underweight. Analyst Sam Margolin also hiked his price target to $69 from $47. Shares of Occidental Petroleum have surged 35% this year and are up 21% in the past 12 months. Margolin's revised forecast implies an additional gain of 24%. OXY 1Y mountain OXY 1Y chart "Our prior UW rating was driven by return of capital constraints as a result of the [preferred] equity, which (barring a $4/sh return of capital trigger) are unlikely to be redeemed until 2029," the analyst wrote. "While that constraint remains (unless oil stays at > $100), the step change in capital efficiency reflected in 4Q25 earnings supports regular dividend growth and buyback opportunities in the intervening year." The analyst believes that if oil prices remain elevated, Occidental Petroleum could redeem these preferred shares in the second half of this year, freeing up more cash to return to shareholders. He added that in a normalized backdrop, the company "still offers peer-leading dividend growth." Margolin cited the company's capital efficiency trends in the Permian Basin as a catalyst. Occidental Petroleum has adjusted its spending plan in the region to $3.1 billion from $3.9 billion, while maintaining production growth at the same time. "This capability is enabled by a combination of factors, including strong underlying productivity, pivot to child wells, and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) which dampens observable base decline," the analyst added. "We believe OXY can produce slightly ahead of guidance in 2026 (6% growth) and resume an accelerated growth trend in 2027 back to $3.5B in capital." Margolin added: "In a normalized oil price scenario, we still believe OXY can deliver peer-leading regular dividend growth with Permian production above guidance."
JHVEPhoto Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ) are collaborating to deliver a sovereign AI operating system reference architecture that provides customers a complete AI data center from hardware procurement to application deployment. The companies said the Palantir AI OS Reference Architecture, or AIOS-RA, delivers a complete, production-ready AI infrastructure. It is based on Nvidia...
JHVEPhoto Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ) are collaborating to deliver a sovereign AI operating system reference architecture that provides customers a complete AI data center from hardware procurement to application deployment. The companies said the Palantir AI OS Reference Architecture, or AIOS-RA, delivers a complete, production-ready AI infrastructure. It is based on Nvidia's Enterprise Reference Architectures, tested and qualified to run Palantir's complete software suite — including Artificial Intelligence Platform, or AIP, Foundry, Apollo, Rubix, and AIP Hub. The architecture combines several things, including Nvidia's AI Infrastructure, as it runs on Blackwell Ultra systems and Nvidia's Spectrum-X Ethernet networking for AI training and inference. The framework also includes Palantir Compute Infrastructure, AIP Platform, and Nvidia's software. The companies said that the architecture is mainly critical for customers with existing GPU infrastructure, latency-sensitive workflows, data sovereignty requirements, and high geographic distribution. The Sovereign AI architecture allows enterprises total control over their data, AI models, and applications. "From our first deployment with the United States government and in every deployment since, our software has had to meet the moment in the most complex and sensitive environments where customers must maintain control," said Palantir’s Chief Architect Akshay Krishnaswamy. "Together with NVIDIA — and building on many customers’ existing investments — we are proud to deliver a fully integrated AI operating system that is optimized for NVIDIA accelerated compute infrastructure and enables customers to realize the promise of on-premise, edge, and sovereign cloud deployments." More on Palantir and Nvidia Palantir: Hard To Sell A Company That Benefits From Geopolitical Conflicts Nvidia: Regime Change And Narrative Noise (Rating Downgrade) Nvidia: Ahead Of GTC 2026, Architectural Supremacy Beyond Hyper...
JHVEPhoto Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ) are collaborating to deliver a sovereign AI operating system reference architecture that provides customers a complete AI data center from hardware procurement to application deployment. The companies said the Palantir AI OS Reference Architecture, or AIOS-RA, delivers a complete, production-ready AI infrastructure. It is based on Nvidia...
JHVEPhoto Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) and Nvidia ( NVDA ) are collaborating to deliver a sovereign AI operating system reference architecture that provides customers a complete AI data center from hardware procurement to application deployment. The companies said the Palantir AI OS Reference Architecture, or AIOS-RA, delivers a complete, production-ready AI infrastructure. It is based on Nvidia's Enterprise Reference Architectures, tested and qualified to run Palantir's complete software suite — including Artificial Intelligence Platform, or AIP, Foundry, Apollo, Rubix, and AIP Hub. The architecture combines several things, including Nvidia's AI Infrastructure, as it runs on Blackwell Ultra systems and Nvidia's Spectrum-X Ethernet networking for AI training and inference. The framework also includes Palantir Compute Infrastructure, AIP Platform, and Nvidia's software. The companies said that the architecture is mainly critical for customers with existing GPU infrastructure, latency-sensitive workflows, data sovereignty requirements, and high geographic distribution. The Sovereign AI architecture allows enterprises total control over their data, AI models, and applications. "From our first deployment with the United States government and in every deployment since, our software has had to meet the moment in the most complex and sensitive environments where customers must maintain control," said Palantir’s Chief Architect Akshay Krishnaswamy. "Together with NVIDIA — and building on many customers’ existing investments — we are proud to deliver a fully integrated AI operating system that is optimized for NVIDIA accelerated compute infrastructure and enables customers to realize the promise of on-premise, edge, and sovereign cloud deployments." More on Palantir and Nvidia Palantir: Hard To Sell A Company That Benefits From Geopolitical Conflicts Nvidia: Regime Change And Narrative Noise (Rating Downgrade) Nvidia: Ahead Of GTC 2026, Architectural Supremacy Beyond Hyper...
Egar Anugrah/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Deepali Bhargava , Regional Head of Research, Asia-Pacific Where the pressure points are likely to emerge A key question for policymakers right now is how quickly rising oil prices will begin to strain Asian economies. Under a scenario where supply disruptions last for a month and then gradually ease throughout the year, we expect Brent crude oil (...
Egar Anugrah/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Deepali Bhargava , Regional Head of Research, Asia-Pacific Where the pressure points are likely to emerge A key question for policymakers right now is how quickly rising oil prices will begin to strain Asian economies. Under a scenario where supply disruptions last for a month and then gradually ease throughout the year, we expect Brent crude oil ( CO1:COM ) to average US$83/bbl, about $15/bbl higher than the 2025 baseline. Our previous work on import exposures shows that Thailand and Korea carry the largest oil and gas trade deficits in Asia, and are therefore most exposed to supply shocks and price spikes. Taiwan, the Philippines, Singapore and India follow closely, facing meaningful but more varied vulnerabilities depending on domestic buffers and pricing policies. Below, we discuss how the impact might differ across the region, shaped by each country’s energy mix, import dependencies, domestic fuel buffers and fiscal capacity to absorb subsidy costs. Asia’s fragile energy buffers Asia’s energy resilience is uneven; while Japan and Korea can absorb shocks for longer, thinner LPG buffers and heavy LNG dependence leave several economies exposed. Those with limited reserves, particularly Indonesia, could face the sharpest pressure if supply risks continue to escalate. Energy reserve adequacy varies sharply across Asia. Japan holds the deepest cushion, with reserves covering 254 days of domestic demand, followed by South Korea at 210 days. India maintains about 74 days, while the Philippines keeps close to two months' worth of supply across refined products. While oil inventories appear broadly sufficient in the near term, LPG buffers remain notably thin, increasing vulnerability to price spikes and supply disruptions. With LNG prices up nearly 70% since the flare‑up, economies heavily reliant on imported gas - Thailand, Korea, and Japan - face outsized exposure to further volatility. At the other end of the spectrum,...
Got some idle cash you're looking to invest but aren't interested in the market's usual favorites? If so, you're not crazy -- most of the stock market's top tickers are still uncomfortably expensive right now. You'd be better served with something a bit off the beaten path that's been recently discounted. Here are three of the best choices to consider right now. 1. Shopify Simply put, Shopify (SHO...
Got some idle cash you're looking to invest but aren't interested in the market's usual favorites? If so, you're not crazy -- most of the stock market's top tickers are still uncomfortably expensive right now. You'd be better served with something a bit off the beaten path that's been recently discounted. Here are three of the best choices to consider right now. 1. Shopify Simply put, Shopify (SHOP +0.15%) helps brands, sellers, and merchants of all sizes build their own online stores. Launched in 2006 to be a diametrical-opposite alternative to Amazon, last year the e-commerce company's platform facilitated the sale of $378.4 billion goods and services, turning that into more than $11.5 billion worth of revenue and $1.5 billion in net income for itself. That was up 29%, 30%, and nearly 37% year over year, respectively, extending trends that have been in place for a while, and will likely remain in place for an equally long time. Expand NASDAQ : SHOP Shopify Today's Change ( 0.15 %) $ 0.20 Current Price $ 129.56 Key Data Points Market Cap $169B Day's Range $ 126.65 - $ 134.34 52wk Range $ 69.84 - $ 182.19 Volume 697 Avg Vol 11M Gross Margin 47.88 % Granted, despite the stock's 20%(+) dip since late last year it's still expensive at more than 70 times this year's projected per-share profits of $1.82. Even so, given the growing importance of brands maintaining complete control of their customers' online buying experience, this may be all the discount you're going to see from SHOP stock. 2. Remitly Global If you've ever tried to send money to a friend or family member living overseas, then you know it's surprisingly complex just because international money transfers are so heavily regulated. It's surprising that an enterprising company hasn't made an easier-to-use option that handles most of the complicated logistical issues of the process. Expand NASDAQ : RELY Remitly Global Today's Change ( -0.56 %) $ -0.10 Current Price $ 16.98 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.6B Day's...
Key Points The continued proliferation of AI data centers is going to require help from companies like Vertiv. Investors punished Meta Platforms for its planned increase in expenditures on AI. But they're missing the bigger picture. Construction and engineering firm Fluor may not be a great growth name, yet it's compelling because it's so different than most other stocks. Then there's the other th...
Key Points The continued proliferation of AI data centers is going to require help from companies like Vertiv. Investors punished Meta Platforms for its planned increase in expenditures on AI. But they're missing the bigger picture. Construction and engineering firm Fluor may not be a great growth name, yet it's compelling because it's so different than most other stocks. Then there's the other thing. 10 stocks we like better than Vertiv › It's a tricky time to be in the market. Most investors understand stocks as a whole -- and artificial intelligence (AI) stocks in particular -- are overvalued; we're even seeing hints that a correction may be brewing. Yet it still feels like the biggest risk here isn't being in the market, but rather out of it. Fortunately, there's a smart, strategic solution. You can remain in the market but also defend your portfolio with stocks that may be a bit off the beaten path, already beaten-down, or countercyclical names that perform independently of most other stocks. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Here's a prospect of each type. Vertiv Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) isn't a household name. In fact, there's a good chance you've never even heard of it. The $65 billion technology-support outfit only doing about $8 billion worth of business per year just doesn't turn many heads. What this company lacks in size, however, it more than makes up for in growth potential. Simply put, Vertiv offers "critical infrastructure technologies," mostly to data centers. This includes power supplies, cooling solutions, racks, and more. Whereas Nvidia makes processors and Broadcom makes the equipment that links them together, Vertiv gives this tech a (literal) framework to attach to, and then helps owners/operators keep these power-hungry, heat-generating platforms up and running. It's not the only name in the business. Companies li...
Year to date, shares of Monday.com (MNDY 2.00%) have fallen 46% to around $80 at the time of writing. The stock traded near $300 in July. But concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) agents could make it easier for companies to build their own internal workflow automation tools have pushed investors to rein in their growth expectations. So is the sell-off justified? Most Wall Street analysts sti...
Year to date, shares of Monday.com (MNDY 2.00%) have fallen 46% to around $80 at the time of writing. The stock traded near $300 in July. But concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) agents could make it easier for companies to build their own internal workflow automation tools have pushed investors to rein in their growth expectations. So is the sell-off justified? Most Wall Street analysts still rate the stock a buy, with an average near-term price target of $128, according to Yahoo! Finance. Let's take a closer look at Monday.com's business to see whether the stock is worth buying on the dip. Fourth-quarter earnings gave investors mixed signals Monday.com reported strong results for 2025. Full-year revenue grew 27% year over year to $1.23 billion, and fourth-quarter revenue didn't show any meaningful weakening, with the top line increasing 25% over the year-ago quarter. The company is not having trouble signing new enterprise deals. Importantly, it is seeing strong momentum among its largest clients. The number of paid customers with more than $500,000 in annualized recurring revenue (ARR) grew 74% year over year -- more than twice the rate of growth of customers with over $50,000 in ARR. Management noted strong demand for its new AI products. Monday Vibe is the company's fastest-growing product, hitting $1 million in ARR. AI Agents, which is in beta, is also seeing strong customer interest. This shows that Monday could be positioned to benefit from the growing demand for agentic AI, rather than being replaced by it. Expand NASDAQ : MNDY Monday.com Today's Change ( -2.00 %) $ -1.55 Current Price $ 76.05 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.9B Day's Range $ 73.80 - $ 78.89 52wk Range $ 68.68 - $ 316.98 Volume 15 Avg Vol 2.4M Gross Margin 89.20 % However, where the story falls apart is its forward guidance. Monday.com has consistently posted year-over-year quarterly revenue growth of more than 20% as a public company. But revenue is expected to decelerate to 18% to 19% ...
da-kuk/E+ via Getty Images Private credit firms are facing mounting pressure as JPMorgan ( JPM ) reduces its exposure to the space and marks down loans held as collateral, with major players like Ares Management ( ARES ), KKR ( KKR ), Blackstone ( BX ), and Apollo ( APO ) seeing their stocks drop 25% or more this year. The concerns were discussed during a recent CNBC Fast Money segment, where trad...
da-kuk/E+ via Getty Images Private credit firms are facing mounting pressure as JPMorgan ( JPM ) reduces its exposure to the space and marks down loans held as collateral, with major players like Ares Management ( ARES ), KKR ( KKR ), Blackstone ( BX ), and Apollo ( APO ) seeing their stocks drop 25% or more this year. The concerns were discussed during a recent CNBC Fast Money segment, where traders weighed in on whether the sector’s troubles are just beginning. “Once the narrative’s in place, it’s very hard to change the narrative,” one trader noted during the interview, pointing to the growing skepticism surrounding private credit. The discussion highlighted how the recent Blue Owl ( OWL ) situation, which involved the mention of “gates” around redemptions, heightened investor anxiety despite the firm successfully selling $1.4 billion in assets at 99.7% of value. The panel drew attention to the contrasting approaches among major banks. While Jamie Dimon’s JPMorgan has been pulling back from private credit exposure, Bank of America recently announced plans to commit $25 billion of its own capital to lending in the private credit space. “It’s like the oddest headline. Like, when everyone else is pulling back for these things, guys are gonna get all involved,” one trader observed, comparing the move to Bank of America’s ill-timed purchases during the 2007 financial crisis. From a technical perspective, the financial sector is showing concerning signs. The XLF has fallen below its 200-day moving average for the first time in a while, and relative performance for the sector is approaching all-time lows not seen since the 2009 financial crisis. “The hundred fifty-day moving average is turning over. It has all the elements of something that I would say can get worse,” one analyst warned. Despite industry efforts to defend their portfolios, particularly around software investments and their resilience to AI disruption, transparency remains a key concern. One trader empha...
TIC Solutions press release ( TIC ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.25 misses by $0.23 . Revenue of $508.27M (+94.0% Y/Y) misses by $13.33M . More on TIC Solutions TIC Solutions: Valuation Not Cheap Enough Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on TIC Solutions Historical earnings data for TIC Solutions Financial information for TIC Solutions
TIC Solutions press release ( TIC ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.25 misses by $0.23 . Revenue of $508.27M (+94.0% Y/Y) misses by $13.33M . More on TIC Solutions TIC Solutions: Valuation Not Cheap Enough Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on TIC Solutions Historical earnings data for TIC Solutions Financial information for TIC Solutions
Indian issuers withdrew local-currency bond sales worth up to 190 billion rupees ($2.1 billion) since the onset of the Iran war after the conflict led investors to demand wider credit premiums. State-run National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development and power lender REC Ltd. on Thursday pulled offerings of as much as 80 billion rupees and 30 billion rupees, respectively. Soon after the confl...
Indian issuers withdrew local-currency bond sales worth up to 190 billion rupees ($2.1 billion) since the onset of the Iran war after the conflict led investors to demand wider credit premiums. State-run National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development and power lender REC Ltd. on Thursday pulled offerings of as much as 80 billion rupees and 30 billion rupees, respectively. Soon after the conflict started, another state-owned firm Small Industries Development Bank of India canceled an issuance of up to 80 billion rupees on March 4. India is among the worst affected by the Iran war as the country is the third-largest oil importer and the conflict has triggered a sharp rise in the price of crude. That has stoked inflation worries and pushed yield premiums on three-year AAA-rated corporate bonds to near a six-year high this month. “Investors are pricing in uncertainty, inflation related risks, and hence seeking higher credit premiums,” said Soumyajit Niyogi , director at India Ratings, a local unit of Fitch Ratings. “There is too much uncertainty in global markets and that is making it difficult for investors and issuers to agree on the price. War is a volatile situation.” And it isn’t just India’s credit market that is affected. Global bonds have surrendered their year-to-date gains as investors price in the cost of the war. Local rules are also making it difficult for issuers to time their bond sales. That’s because companies seeking bids in the onshore bond market need to give at least two days’ notice before opening the issuance, and global uncertainty along with volatility are posing a challenge.