Why Billionaires Are Betting Big on This Bitcoin ETF
Recently, a surprising number of billionaire hedge fund managers have been buying a single ETF. This fund, the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), is a spot Bitcoin ETF that tracks the performance of the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Managers such as Ken Griffin and Israel Englander have decided to buy this fund despite their proven acumen in picking individual stocks that outperform the market. » Read more about: Why Billionaires Are Betting Big on This Bitcoin ETF »
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1 Red Hot Latin Growth Stock
About ten years ago, MercadoLibre was a holding in Al Gore’s Generation Investment Management firm. At the time, the Latin e-commerce firm had barely made a dent on the radars of top money managers and traded around $117 per share. Now sitting close to $1,795 per share, the holding has proven to be a massive winner for the asset management firm,
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Most Undervalued Stock In Billionaire Portfolio
Third Point, founded by Dan Loeb, is no ordinary investment manager. It’s got $6.5 billion in assets under management and so when it makes a move it’s worth paying attention because you know the company has passed a lot of screens to be accepted into the portfolio.
But perhaps even more interesting is what stock in the portfolio ranks as the most undervalued of all and whether it’s a buy?
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Billionaire Bought This Under-the-Radar Chip Stock
At one time, Al Gore’s fund, Generation Investment Management, had so much conviction in Qualcomm that they bet around half a billion dollars on it.
Today, another huge investment fund founded by billionaire David Tepper has a stake in the chipmaker. What is it that these money managers see in the San Diego-headquartered firm to persuade them to risk hundreds of millions of dollars?
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Alphabet’s $32 Billion Bet: Smart Move or Costly Mistake?
Alphabet tripled its price per share over the past 5 years thanks to Google Search, which has the largest share of the search engine market, Android the largest mobile operating system in the world and YouTube the dominant video-sharing platform.
But now it sits at a crossroads, and the question for investors is has the time come to sell the Search giant?
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What If You’d Invested $2,000 in O’Reilly Automotive in 1993?
Imagine putting $2,000 into a stock and forgetting about it. No fiddling, no panic-selling, no checking your account every day. You look up a few decades later and you discover your modest investment has ballooned into more than $1 million.
That’s not a fantasy. That’s what actually happened if you invested in O’Reilly Automotive (NASDAQ: ORLY) when it went public 32 years ago.
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Will Ford’s EV Gamble Pay Off?
As we race towards the end of 2024, a full 17 million electric vehicles are projected to be sold, which if realized will translate to a whopping 1 in 5 of all car sales.
With demand for EV’s as strong as ever and competition from Tesla and China’s BYD stiffening, what does the future hold for Ford and its EV strategy?
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Citigroup Says This Obesity Drugmaker's Stock Is Now a Buy
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The weight-loss drug market is already enormous, but could nearly double in size by 2035.
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BioAge Labs is still years away from revenue and even more years away from actual profits.
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