Olena_T/E+ via Getty Images It has now been 30 trading days since the Iran War low on March 30th, and in that time, tech has become the clear star of the rally, racking up superlatives left and right. We have highlighted many of these superlatives in our Daily Sector Snapshots in the past several days, and below we show the charts for some of those stats. To start, it may feel like tech rallies ju...
Olena_T/E+ via Getty Images It has now been 30 trading days since the Iran War low on March 30th, and in that time, tech has become the clear star of the rally, racking up superlatives left and right. We have highlighted many of these superlatives in our Daily Sector Snapshots in the past several days, and below we show the charts for some of those stats. To start, it may feel like tech rallies just about every day since that low, and that's almost correct. In the 30 sessions since the low, Tech has posted a daily gain on 24 of those days. As shown below, that is the most consistent stretch of daily gains in 30 days since February 2019. Going back to 1990, there have only been seven other (eight, including that 2019 instance) examples of tech rallying for at least 24 of 30 sessions. Surprisingly, not a single one of those was during the dot-com boom and bust. In fact, the first example wasn't until late 2004. That begs the question: how much is tech up over those 30 days? The answer is over 30% thanks to the sector averaging daily gains of 0.91% during that time. That is now the largest 30-session rally since November 2002. Other than that, the only other handful of larger 30-day rallies were in 1998 and 2001. The rapid move higher in tech stocks has, as might be expected, left moving averages far behind and once again earned superlatives. As of yesterday's close and recent high, tech was over 17% above its 50-DMA. That is, once again, a reading unlike anything seen since November 2002, and the only other examples of such extended prices were during the late 1990s/early 2000s (in addition to one other example in 1991). While tech is extremely extended in percentage terms, conditions are less extreme when looking at the 50-DMA spread in terms of standard deviations. Tech has been overbought (at least one standard deviation above the 50-day) every session since April 13th. Since April 14th, tech has been deeply overbought, trading at least 1.5 standard deviations abov...
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BOSTON, May 13, 2026--As enterprises push AI beyond pilots and into production, a new challenge is emerging: most data foundations were never built for AI. Starburst, a leading enterprise intelligence platform, today announced it will host its annual AI & Datanova conference May 27-28, 2026 in Miami Beach, Florida and online. AI & Datanova 2026 will bring together enterprises and technology innova...
BOSTON, May 13, 2026--As enterprises push AI beyond pilots and into production, a new challenge is emerging: most data foundations were never built for AI. Starburst, a leading enterprise intelligence platform, today announced it will host its annual AI & Datanova conference May 27-28, 2026 in Miami Beach, Florida and online. AI & Datanova 2026 will bring together enterprises and technology innovators to explore how AI is deployed in enterprise environments.
Outside of the infrastructure space, one of the biggest artificial intelligence (AI) winners has been AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP) . The adtech platform has driven tremendous growth since the introduction of its Axon 2.0 engine in 2023, and that growth has shown no signs of letting up when the company recently reported its first-quarter results after the bell on May 6. Despite its continued strong opera...
Outside of the infrastructure space, one of the biggest artificial intelligence (AI) winners has been AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP) . The adtech platform has driven tremendous growth since the introduction of its Axon 2.0 engine in 2023, and that growth has shown no signs of letting up when the company recently reported its first-quarter results after the bell on May 6. Despite its continued strong operational performance, the stock is still down around 25% year to date. However, it is up 40% over the past year and up more than 750% over the past five years. Let's take a closer look at its Q1 results and prospects to see if the stock is a buy. Continue reading
Worawith Ounpeng GMR Solutions ( GMRS ), an emergency medical services provider that counts private equity firm KKR & Co. ( KKR ) among its investors, is set to make its trading debut on Wednesday after pricing its U.S. initial public offering to raise roughly $479M. Lewisville, Texas-based GMR ( GMRS ), known as Global Medical Response, sold approximately 31.9M shares of its Class A common stock ...
Worawith Ounpeng GMR Solutions ( GMRS ), an emergency medical services provider that counts private equity firm KKR & Co. ( KKR ) among its investors, is set to make its trading debut on Wednesday after pricing its U.S. initial public offering to raise roughly $479M. Lewisville, Texas-based GMR ( GMRS ), known as Global Medical Response, sold approximately 31.9M shares of its Class A common stock at $15.00 each, compared to its initially offered pricing range of $22 to $25 per share. Based on the outstanding shares, the company will command a valuation of up to $3.4B after the offering if underwriters fully exercise a 30-day option granted to additionally purchase up to 4.8M shares. GMR Solutions ( GMRS ) is scheduled to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "GMRS" on May 13, while the offering is expected to conclude on May 14. Concurrently, the company announced a private placement to sell $500M worth of warrants at the IPO price to funds affiliated with KKR ( KKR ), Ares Management ( ARES ), and BlackRock’s ( BLK ) Investment Partners. GMR ( GMRS ) expects to use the net proceeds from the offering, as well as cash on hand and the private placement, to redeem certain outstanding shares of its Series B preferred stock and to pay down debt. More on GMR Solutions Inc. GMR Solutions Targets IPO On High Debt, Contracting Revenue Financial information for GMR Solutions Inc.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) closed Monday at $445, capping a 13.37% weekly surge that pushed the stock back into overbought territory. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for Tesla is $420 over the next 12 months, implying modest downside of roughly 5.6% from current levels. Our recommendation is hold with medium confidence (62%). The operational story is ... Tesla Price Prediction: The Stock Looks Fairly Valu...
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) closed Monday at $445, capping a 13.37% weekly surge that pushed the stock back into overbought territory. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for Tesla is $420 over the next 12 months, implying modest downside of roughly 5.6% from current levels. Our recommendation is hold with medium confidence (62%). The operational story is ... Tesla Price Prediction: The Stock Looks Fairly Valued With Limited Upside From Current Levels
photosvit/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Molson Coors ( TAP ) reported Q1'26 results on April 30th and delivered a beat on both revenue and EPS. In the last few years, Molson Coors has faced the perfect storm of negative factors impacting the macro environment for its business, but I think the business is likely under-earning. With low expectations priced into the stock at a bargain valuation, ...
photosvit/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Molson Coors ( TAP ) reported Q1'26 results on April 30th and delivered a beat on both revenue and EPS. In the last few years, Molson Coors has faced the perfect storm of negative factors impacting the macro environment for its business, but I think the business is likely under-earning. With low expectations priced into the stock at a bargain valuation, it's worth unpacking if there's any value to be had at current price levels. A look at Q1'26 results When looking at the latest results for Molson Coors, the company posted revenue growth of 2% to $2.35 billion but was essentially flat on a constant basis. Still, this represented a beat of $25 million ahead of sell-side estimates. But the more important numbers in my view were underneath the revenue line. Pre-tax income grew 16.2% despite flat top-line growth thanks to a 9.1% decline in MG&A expenses and the benefit from pricing actions taken late last year. On the bottom line, EPS of $0.62 grew 24% year over year and came in 26 cents ahead of analyst expectations. Seeking Alpha Company Filings For those who've been following the Molson Coors story, it was perhaps unsurprising to see Brand volumes down 3.1% globally. There's been softness in mainstream beer consumption that has been well-documented across the industry, but the tariff impacts from last year have also hurt the company. On the conference call that followed the quarter, Molson Coors' new CEO, Rahul Goyal (who took over from Gavin Hattersley in October 2025), described the first quarter as "a little bit better than what we expected" for the U.S. beer category. I take that to be a pretty measured statement from a CEO who has been consistently cautious in his first two earnings calls. Goyal also emphasized on-premise share gains across the company's top six U.S. brands and described the largest planned media environment in years tied to the FIFA World Cup later this year. I think the World Cup is an underappreciat...
Wall Street and Washington will be watching to see how he reacts to political pressure and whether he can get the central bank on board with the major changes he favors.
Wall Street and Washington will be watching to see how he reacts to political pressure and whether he can get the central bank on board with the major changes he favors.
(RTTNews) - Assertio Holdings, Inc. (ASRT), on Wednesday, announced that Zydus Worldwide DMCC, a subsidiary of Zydus Lifesciences Ltd. (ZYDUSLIFE.BO, ZYDUSLIFE.NS), agreed to acquire Assertio for approximately $166.4 million in cash, or $23.50 per share.
(RTTNews) - Assertio Holdings, Inc. (ASRT), on Wednesday, announced that Zydus Worldwide DMCC, a subsidiary of Zydus Lifesciences Ltd. (ZYDUSLIFE.BO, ZYDUSLIFE.NS), agreed to acquire Assertio for approximately $166.4 million in cash, or $23.50 per share.