Shaquille O'Neal has made a remarkable transition from his illustrious sports career to becoming a successful business entrepreneur, with a portfolio estimated to be worth around $500 million.
Alibaba recently launched its new Quark AI Glasses series, including three variants of the flagship dual-display S1. Meanwhile, Intel is expected to begin shipping Apple's lowest-end M processor as early as 2027.
There are 30 equities in my portfolio, and I’m already short 22 of them. Here is a look at the remaining 8, all of which are promising potential short positions, but for various reasons I haven’t quite pulled the trigger on these just yet.
Quantum computing continues to attract attention because it sits at the intersection of breakthrough science and massive commercial potential. Within this, Rigetti Computing and D-Wave Quantum offer two very different approaches to building momentum.
This fund just slashed its Macy’s stake despite the retailer beating earnings and accelerating its turnaround—here’s what long-term investors should take away.
Motorola Solutions has significantly underperformed the broader market over the past year, yet analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.
Welltower has significantly outperformed the broader real estate sector over the past year, and analysts remain strongly bullish on the stock’s prospects.
Gold continued to experience a lot of noise, but it still saw a relatively strong trading period over the last few sessions, despite the interruption of the Thanksgiving holiday in the US. Meanwhile, silver practically exploded to the upside.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently moved to calm investors after reports surfaced that Meta could shift a substantial portion of its AI workloads to Google’s tensor processing units.
The cryptocurrency market made an unexpected recovery after one of its recent slumps. Most cryptocurrencies have recently been trading healthily into the green, hoping to recover as much as possible before the year’s end.
Volkswagen says it can build an electric car entirely in China at roughly half the cost of producing one in Germany, helped by quicker development, lower labor expenses, easier battery sourcing, and a more efficient supply chain.
Whether the S&P 500 can extend last week’s rally is the big question now, and it would seem the path forward may be challenging. The volatility tailwind that supported the market through the holiday week is unlikely to be as strong in the days ahead.
The real estate market has transitioned into a new structural environment marked by low inventory, higher mortgage rates, and increasing demand for integrated digital transaction platforms. Given this backdrop, which real estate stock has the edge?
