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On February 17, 2026, Engineers Gate Manager LP reported selling 1,513,777 shares of Sabra Health Care REIT (SBRA 0.14%), an estimated $28.06 million trade based on quarterly average pricing. Engineers Gate Manager LP sold 1,513,777 shares of Sabra Health Care REIT; estimated transaction value $28.06 million (estimate based on quarterly average price) Quarter-end position value decreased by $26.85...
On February 17, 2026, Engineers Gate Manager LP reported selling 1,513,777 shares of Sabra Health Care REIT (SBRA 0.14%), an estimated $28.06 million trade based on quarterly average pricing. Engineers Gate Manager LP sold 1,513,777 shares of Sabra Health Care REIT; estimated transaction value $28.06 million (estimate based on quarterly average price) Quarter-end position value decreased by $26.85 million, reflecting both trading and price movement effects Transaction represented a 0.33% change in fund’s 13F assets under management Post-trade, the fund holds 4,544,219 shares valued at $86.07 million The position now accounts for 1.02% of 13F AUM, placing it outside the fund’s top five holdings What happened According to an SEC filing dated February 17, 2026, Engineers Gate Manager LP reduced its position in Sabra Health Care REIT (SBRA 0.14%)by 1,513,777 shares. The quarter-end value of the stake declined by $26.85 million, a figure that incorporates both the share sale and market price changes. What else to know The sale reduced Sabra Health Care REIT to 1.02% of the fund’s 13F assets under management. Top holdings after the filing: NASDAQ: QQQ: $245.53 million (2.9% of AUM) NYSEMKT: SPY: $131.77 million (1.6% of AUM) NYSE: INVH: $114.95 million (1.4% of AUM) NYSE: ADC: $85.16 million (1.0% of AUM) NYSE: FR: $78.00 million (0.9% of AUM) As of February 13, 2026, shares of Sabra Health Care REIT were priced at $20.17. Company/ETF overview Metric Value Revenue (TTM) $774.63 million Net Income (TTM) $155.61 million Dividend Yield 5.87% Price (as of market close 2/13/26) $20.17 Company/ETF snapshot Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. is a leading real estate investment trust specializing in healthcare facilities, with a portfolio spanning over 400 properties and more than 41,000 beds/units. The company's strategy focuses on diversifying its asset base across multiple healthcare sectors and geographies, providing stable income streams through long-term leases and management agr...
Tech titans team up to form optical interconnect alliance to solve the AI buildout's big data bottleneck — Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom & more set sights on building PHY to break through the limitations of copper Tom's Hardware
Tech titans team up to form optical interconnect alliance to solve the AI buildout's big data bottleneck — Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom & more set sights on building PHY to break through the limitations of copper Tom's Hardware
Thawatchai Chawong/iStock via Getty Images March 2026 marks a milestone worth noting: the Simplify Managed Futures Strategy ETF ( CTA ) hits its four-year track record. In a market environment that has tested nearly every assumption in traditional portfolio construction, that's a meaningful moment to take stock of what the strategy was built to do and whether it delivered. And deliver, it has! Fro...
Thawatchai Chawong/iStock via Getty Images March 2026 marks a milestone worth noting: the Simplify Managed Futures Strategy ETF ( CTA ) hits its four-year track record. In a market environment that has tested nearly every assumption in traditional portfolio construction, that's a meaningful moment to take stock of what the strategy was built to do and whether it delivered. And deliver, it has! From inception on March 7, 2022 through February 28, 2026, CTA has delivered investors: 11%+ annualized NAV return Negative correlation to both stocks and bonds Diversification , when it matters most The performance data quoted represents past performance and is no guarantee of future results. Current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data quoted. Investment returns and the principal value of an investment will fluctuate so that an investor’s shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. For performance data current to the most recent month-end please call (855) 772-8488 or go to simplify.us/etfs. For standardized performance, go to simplify.us/etfs/cta-simplify-managed-futures-strategy-etf. Diversifiers are often cast aside for their inability to boost portfolio returns. Sure, they diversified, but if that’s all they did, they often feel like opportunity costs as investors seek return! We believe CTA helped to provide both returns and diversification benefits. The “Have your Cake and Eat it Too” type of solution that historically delivered diversification with attractive absolute returns. The Problem CTA Was Designed to Solve The post-2020 macro landscape hasn't been kind to the classic 60/40 portfolio. Stock-bond correlations have turned positive, inflation has proven stickier than expected, and the strategy that investors relied on for decades has eroded significantly. When both stocks and bonds sell off at the same time (does 2022 ring a bell?), investors are left without a true hedge. CTA was built specifically for this e...
Italian energy company Eni SpA sees potential to export Venezuelan gas in a fresh sign of the Caribbean country’s gradual return to international markets under a US-supported interim administration. Eni said a new agreement, which was announced by Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez on Thursday, will allow the company to continue selling natural gas to national oil company Petróleos de Ve...
Italian energy company Eni SpA sees potential to export Venezuelan gas in a fresh sign of the Caribbean country’s gradual return to international markets under a US-supported interim administration. Eni said a new agreement, which was announced by Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez on Thursday, will allow the company to continue selling natural gas to national oil company Petróleos de Venezuela SA in 2026 while exploring longer-term export options, including floating liquefaction. The gas comes from Venezuela’s giant Perla offshore field, jointly run by Eni and Spain’s Repsol SA in the 50-50 Cardón IV joint venture. The partners have been producing at minimum levels for years because PDVSA, the sole buyer, has been unable to pay for it except through oil swaps, which the Trump administration had explicitly banned in recent general licenses that eased sanctions. The new deal will facilitate PDVSA’s debt repayment to the joint venture through crude oil cargoes, according to people familiar with the terms who weren’t authorized to speak publicly. “We are satisfied with the provision in the agreement that allows for the identification of solutions for the export of natural gas and liquids, after obtaining the necessary legal and regulatory authorizations, thereby strengthening Venezuela’s position as a potential regional exporter,” Eni said in a statement. The Perla gas could eventually be exported through an existing but deteriorated cross-border pipeline to Colombia or processed offshore into liquefied natural gas. Eni said it “will assess this important opportunity also in light of the experience gained in successfully developing major offshore gas liquefaction projects in several countries worldwide.” Repsol declined to comment on a request for comment, deferring to Eni’s statement. Read More: Repsol Says Outstanding Receivables From PDVSA Are €4.5 Billion PDVSA didn’t reply to a request for comment. Perla currently meets about a third of Venezuela’s gas n...
zhudifeng/iStock via Getty Images Since my previous article in December, Eos Energy ( EOSE ) has fallen over 50% after facing a wide miss in Q4. Despite the sharp drop, I would still be wary of the company, which is why I am giving it a rating of Hold. Despite revenues growing 700% YoY, they missed expectations by ~38%, causing the stock to fall ~40% on the release date. Gross margins continued to...
zhudifeng/iStock via Getty Images Since my previous article in December, Eos Energy ( EOSE ) has fallen over 50% after facing a wide miss in Q4. Despite the sharp drop, I would still be wary of the company, which is why I am giving it a rating of Hold. Despite revenues growing 700% YoY, they missed expectations by ~38%, causing the stock to fall ~40% on the release date. Gross margins continued to improve to -94%. However, this is a huge miss when considering positive margins were guided for Q1. This target has now been pushed back to 2H 2026, further delaying profitability. This isn't anything new; management has consistently missed guidance and expectations, but the magnitude of the recent miss was something the market couldn't ignore. TradingView While the company's revenues continue to skyrocket, many of the expectations previously baked into the valuation have not been realized. For a proper turnaround, the most important thing is for management to execute. This may become easier if the market begins to temper expectations for EOS, but consistent large misses cannot be the norm. With that said, I'd be wary of making an investment. The opportunity looks attractive, with a zinc-based battery company ramping production during a peak period of data center buildout, but the risks are there. Q4 Takeaways It's hard to find positives from Q4; aside from removing its going-concern status, there isn’t much to like. They did end with a record $624.6 million in cash through debt issuance and equity raises. This has its ups and downs. The positive is that the company was able to repurchase a portion of older 6.75% 2030 convertible debt and effectively refinance it at a longer maturity and lower rate (2031, 1.75%). The bad part, they also sold shares through a direct equity offering, raising $458.2 million, and increased shares outstanding 13.3% QoQ. Revenue came in at $58 million, well below estimates of $94 million. Management attributed the miss to poor supplier performan...
DaveAlan/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images 'Southwest Airlines ( LUV ) announced on Friday it is ending service to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport and Dulles Airport in Washington D.C., effective June 4, as part of the carrier’s ongoing effort to refine its network. Service into the Chicago and Baltimore/Washington area will continue with service to Chicago’s Midway Airport, Washington’s R...
DaveAlan/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images 'Southwest Airlines ( LUV ) announced on Friday it is ending service to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport and Dulles Airport in Washington D.C., effective June 4, as part of the carrier’s ongoing effort to refine its network. Service into the Chicago and Baltimore/Washington area will continue with service to Chicago’s Midway Airport, Washington’s Reagan National, and Baltimore/Washington International Airport. Although the carrier did not give a specific reason for the change, it said operating at Chicago O’Hare “continues to be challenging,” while it also remains committed to serving the “important Washington area.” All affected employees will have the opportunity to bid for open positions across the Southwest Airlines' ( LUV ) network, including positions at Midway and Reagan National. Travelers can keep their existing reservations for travel on or before June 3 but must rebook or travel standby for travel after June 4 or request a refund for the unused ticket and any ancillary travel charges (extra legroom, priority boarding, etc.). As the conflict in the Middle East continues to drive up the price of fuel, Southwest ( LUV ) shares—along with the majority of the airline sector ( JETS )—are set to close in the red for a third consecutive week. More on Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines: The Gate Has Closed For Value Investors Southwest Airlines (LUV): Massive Cash Flow Growth Vs. Sector Peers | 2-Minute Analysis Southwest Airlines Stock Has Doubled: It's Time To Take Profits (Rating Downgrade) Five undervalued large cap airline carriers amid turbulent stock prices Highest and lowest quant-rated industrial stocks above $10B cap after earnings season
Earnings Call Insights: VAALCO Energy, Inc. (EGY) Q4 2025 Management View CEO George Maxwell highlighted that “over the past 3 years, we have delivered outstanding operational and financial results, including generating over $750 million in adjusted EBITDAX while meeting or exceeding our quarterly guidance targets.” Maxwell announced the divestment of all Canadian assets and the expansion in Cote ...
Earnings Call Insights: VAALCO Energy, Inc. (EGY) Q4 2025 Management View CEO George Maxwell highlighted that “over the past 3 years, we have delivered outstanding operational and financial results, including generating over $750 million in adjusted EBITDAX while meeting or exceeding our quarterly guidance targets.” Maxwell announced the divestment of all Canadian assets and the expansion in Cote d'Ivoire, having been “named operator with a 60% working interest in the Kossipo field on Block CI-40.” He underscored the ongoing FPSO refurbishment at Baobab and significant development drilling planned for later in 2026, with at least one well expected on full production by year-end. Maxwell stated, “We have accomplished many things in these past 5 years, growing VAALCO from a single asset delivering around 5,000 barrels a day to a diversified multi-country operator, well on our way to achieving our goal of 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.” CFO Ronald Bain reported, “we delivered 17,452 net revenue interest barrels of oil equivalent per day of sales in 2025, above the high end of our increased guidance. We also delivered production of 16,556 net revenue interest barrel of oil equivalent per day or 21,160 working interest barrels of oil equivalent per day, both above the midpoint of VAALCO's increased guidance.” Bain explained the net loss for the quarter was “driven primarily by a noncash impairment charge of $67.2 million due to the sale of our Canadian assets.” Outlook Bain outlined guidance for 2026, forecasting Q1 production between 18,700 and 20,600 working interest barrels of oil equivalent per day and full year production between 20,100 and 22,400 working interest barrels of oil equivalent per day. He noted, “We expect both to increase materially in the second half of 2026 when the FPSO is back online and the full impact of the Gabon drilling campaign is realized.” Guidance for CapEx in 2026 is projected between $290 million and $360 million, with signifi...
Traders are now fully pricing in the next quarter-point rate reduction in mid-2027, and a growing chorus of Wall Street economists have also pushed their calls for the next cut further out the calendar. Nisha Patel, SMA fixed income portfolio manager at Parametric, joins Emily Graffeo and Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Real Yield." (Source: Bloomberg)
Traders are now fully pricing in the next quarter-point rate reduction in mid-2027, and a growing chorus of Wall Street economists have also pushed their calls for the next cut further out the calendar. Nisha Patel, SMA fixed income portfolio manager at Parametric, joins Emily Graffeo and Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Real Yield." (Source: Bloomberg)
SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) is climbing roughly 6% in Friday trading, with shares touching $655 as of midday. The move extends a powerful run that has made SNDK one of the most talked-about names in the market this week. The catalyst is familiar: a structural shortage in NAND flash memory, supercharged by AI infrastructure spending, continues to ... SanDisk Climbs 6% as Sector-Wide Memory Shortage Fuels...
SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) is climbing roughly 6% in Friday trading, with shares touching $655 as of midday. The move extends a powerful run that has made SNDK one of the most talked-about names in the market this week. The catalyst is familiar: a structural shortage in NAND flash memory, supercharged by AI infrastructure spending, continues to ... SanDisk Climbs 6% as Sector-Wide Memory Shortage Fuels Fresh Investor Optimism
Aksonov/E+ via Getty Images Introduction We l ast covered Halliburton Company ( HAL ) with a Hold in early January at about $30.00 per share. The stock had just completed a 4-month run from $20-ish, and I thought it might consolidate a bit before heading higher again. I think it was a good call at the time, but one that hasn't aged well in light of the macro story beginning to change thanks to Ven...
Aksonov/E+ via Getty Images Introduction We l ast covered Halliburton Company ( HAL ) with a Hold in early January at about $30.00 per share. The stock had just completed a 4-month run from $20-ish, and I thought it might consolidate a bit before heading higher again. I think it was a good call at the time, but one that hasn't aged well in light of the macro story beginning to change thanks to Venezuela - which I thought presented too many logistical problems to be a real short-term impact on the company, along with some legacy legal issues. ( I haven't completely come off that notion, CEO commentary from the company's most recent earnings report notwithstanding ). CEO Jeff Miller expressed confidence that Halliburton could quickly ramp up its business in Venezuela, which currently represents a small market for the company, but the CEO expects it to become a much bigger business over time. "I think we could scale up fairly quickly" in Venezuela, Miller said on Halliburton's (HAL) earnings conference call , adding the company is working to secure licenses from the Trump administration that allow it to operate in the country. "My phone is ringing off the hook in terms of interest in Halliburton being there," Miller said on the call. "I think there are opportunities for us sooner rather than later." So there you go. No mention of the $312 mm hit they took in 2018 exiting the country. Oh well, time moves on. Kids make up after a tiff and start to play again. I am upgrading HAL in light of new opportunities that will come from helping Venezuela ramp up its oil production and, of course, when the war in the Middle East ("ME") winds down. I also explored the thesis for drilling here at home to pick up on a recent EOG Resources ( EOG ) article. Give it a read for the complete opportunity set I see for Big Red in the new energy scenario. The company deserves this upgrade to a Strong Buy if the thesis I present below plays out. For the last couple of quarters, as oil prices (...
In the news release, Trigent and Codec Partner to Launch Global Capability Centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, issued March 13, 2026 by Trigent Software over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that updates have been made to the press release. The complete, corrected release follows: Trigent and Codec Partner to Launch Global Capability Centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad From Dublin to Decc...
In the news release, Trigent and Codec Partner to Launch Global Capability Centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, issued March 13, 2026 by Trigent Software over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that updates have been made to the press release. The complete, corrected release follows: Trigent and Codec Partner to Launch Global Capability Centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad From Dublin to Deccan: Ireland's leading Microsoft partner enters India through a strategic partnership with Trigent - and is hiring now BENGALURU, India, March 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Trigent Software, a US-based technology services company and Global Capability Centre (GCC) enabler with over three decades of technology experience, has announced a strategic partnership with Codec, a Dublin-headquartered digital transformation consultancy, to establish Global Capability Centres in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The centres will serve as Codec's primary technology delivery hubs in India, anchoring the company's next phase of international growth. Trigent Logo Codec is one of Ireland's largest Microsoft Cloud Solution Providers and a full-stack IT consultancy, with over 40 years of enterprise technology experience across Ireland, the UK, Poland, and Germany. Delivering across AI, application modernization, cloud infrastructure, customer experience, and managed services, it has earned its reputation as a high-trust partner for complex Microsoft-led transformation programmes. Now, its India GCCs will leverage one of the world's deepest technology talent markets to extend this practice, positioning Codec to scale its global delivery and innovation capabilities significantly. Build. Operate. Transfer. The Trigent-Codec partnership is structured on a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model. India was a deliberate choice for this expansion: a market that has evolved from a delivery destination into a genuine source of global enterprise innovation. Home to over 1,700 GCCs and a technology workforce of unmatched...
Double standards in Europe and elsewhere are laid bare by the muted response to US and Israeli aggression and the killing of civilians When Russia launched its full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the international condemnation from Europe and elsewhere was loud and clear. Leaders did not expect legal threats to shift Vladimir Putin or end war crimes by his troops. But they understood the impor...
Double standards in Europe and elsewhere are laid bare by the muted response to US and Israeli aggression and the killing of civilians When Russia launched its full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the international condemnation from Europe and elsewhere was loud and clear. Leaders did not expect legal threats to shift Vladimir Putin or end war crimes by his troops. But they understood the importance of naming what had happened as an illegal act of aggression, and of seeking to hold those responsible accountable. The same countries have been strikingly muted since the US and Israel launched their war on Iran. This too was an act of aggression . Spain’s Pedro Sánchez has been lonely in his forthright condemnation, though Norway and others also pointed to the breach of international law. Meanwhile, Australia’s prime minister, Anthony Albanese, offered unreserved support and Germany’s chancellor, Friedrich Merz, declared that it was “not the moment to lecture our partners and allies”. Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here . Continue reading...