What Oracle CEO Said 55 Hours Ago Will Shock You
I’m old enough to remember when Oracle was $13 per share in 2003 and by 2006 it was still $13 per share.
The company seemed as old and boring and stodgy as any tech company could become. It was almost like an IBM relic that would gather dust, selling software to enterprises and producing a boatload of cash flow but really doing nothing to excite investors or innovate. » Read more about: What Oracle CEO Said 55 Hours Ago Will Shock You »
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Is Meta a Buy After Crashing?
Despite a stellar start to 2023 with a more than 300% increase in stock price at one point, Meta experienced a significant pullback, shedding 15% in value following its first-quarter earnings report.
Meta reported a very solid Q1, with revenues soaring by 27% to $36.5 billion, the fastest growth rate in several quarters,
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Down We Go?
Yesterday, we discussed how the market had shown relative strength recently and asked the question whether the bullish sentiment would last. While it’s hard to know precisely when a bottom will take place, we highlighted the danger of trying to pick the low point because inevitably at some stage betting on the bottom will lead to a losing trade where lower lows follow.
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Will The Bullish Sentiment Hold?
In the wake of a recent market selloff, the financial landscape showed signs of recovery, hinting at potential seller exhaustion, a development that may suggest a pivotal shift in where the market goes next.
Amid the volatility, several key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports loom large on the horizon, so will the bullish sentiment hold?
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$8 Billion Money Manager Bets On 41% Upside
Deep down in the filings of an $8 billion money manager is a holding that has the potential to rise by as much as 41%.
William Jones isn’t a name familiar with many investors as Warren Buffett or Ray Dalio may be but the enormous assets under management demand a closer look as to what he’s picking and why.
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Is Lemonade Stock a Sweet Deal Down 87%
When insurance technology firm Lemonade first debuted on the markets at an official price of $29 before soaring to $66 per share, it was caught up in a frenzy of bullish speculation that subsequently led the stock to rally to $183 per share.
But the excitement wasn’t to last and now the share price sits about 85% lower.
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Stagflation Is Here to Stay, How To Invest?
Back in the 1970s when stagflation took hold the world looked a whole different than it does today. Landlines have been replaced by mobile phones. TVs have been replaced by streaming apps. Records have been replaced by Spotify. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the definition of stagflation, a period where inflation rises at a more rapid pace than the economy.
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Goldman Sachs says these 11 stocks are next in line to benefit from the AI wave as Magnificent 7 dominance starts to fade
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- AI infrastructure companies took off in 2024 as investors put their money in the picks and shovels.
- Goldman Sachs believes companies using AI to boost revenues will be next to take off in 2025.
- Here are 11 companies that are realizing revenue gains from the technology.