Tesla may trade as a stock but it has the hallmarks of being a call option. That’s because the company holds under its umbrella one of the most advanced AI systems on planet earth. And now that – thanks to OpenAI – the general public has become aware of what AI can do, it’s arguable that Tesla is substantially underpriced because it can leverage that AI in so many other areas.
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Ambev is a monster $32.9 billion company with an extensive portfolio of beer, soft drinks, and beverages. Although it has a significant market presence in Latin America, particularly in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, it may be best known for operating as part of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest brewer.
The company owns some of the most recognizable beer brands in the world,
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Before it even had a formal product on the market, Snowflake had achieved a valuation of $3.5 billion, a clear sign of the confidence investors had in the firm’s innovative approach to data warehousing and cloud technology.
Snowflake’s disruptive approach to these two items have revolutionized the way organizations manage and use their data.
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Yiren Digital is likely not a company you have heard of but in China it has been growing like a weed thanks to two primary fintech offerings: CreditTech and Wealth Management.
With the rapid growth of China’s fintech sector and the increasing demand for digital financial services, Yiren Digital has been putting up numbers that demand a closer look.
2 million customers in more than 150 countries use Shutterstock (NYSE: SSTK), a company that widely has the reputation of being “just a stock photo” company. In reality, it has a vast array of images, videos, music, and even an AI-driven creative platform.
With its extensive library of over 390 million images and 24 million videos and as a leader the global stock photo and video market that is forecast to reach $5 billion by 2027,
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Usually, we talk about interesting stocks that may be on the cusp of growing revenues, profits or share price rapidly on a Tuesday but today we’re breaking from our regular programming to flag a major concern that could affect consumers. And because consumer spending is widely regarded to constitute about 70% of GDP, anything that affects it has a material impact on the broader stock market.
A few weeks ago we wrote an article titled Is This Space Stock Set To Blast Off, which featured Planet Labs. Fast forward to last Thursday’s earnings report, and Friday’s trading action, which resulted in a 10.99% one-day gain and it seems fair to say Planet may be on the cusp of escaping gravity soon.
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In November 2012, the first bitcoin halving cycle was recorded, and the event reduced the reward for mining new Bitcoin blocks by half. Every four years or so 210,000 blocks are mined and the rate at which new bitcoin is mined is cut by 50%.
The supply limit and increased difficulty have been instrumental in the thesis that bitcoin’s price can only rise in time to offset the inflationary effects of fiat currency.
Fame is a drug and Jensen Huang might be falling victim to it. The renowned CEO of Nvidia has been captured autographing the… let’s go with the word “chest” of a woman. Some are claiming that’s the sign a market top is in…. when the boss of a semiconductor company has become so lauded that women are clamoring to have him sign his name on their bodies.
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In spite of recent volatility, energy stocks have historically provided strong returns during periods of crude oil price recovery. With crude oil prices nearing the lower end of their range and a bullish shift in fundamentals, is now the time to begin long positions in the energy sector?
Crude oil is approaching the $70 per barrel mark,
