Oracle stock is offering its AI future for free today: find out more

D.A. Davidson’s senior analyst Gil Luria continues to see Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) as exceptionally cheap at about 25x forward earnings, despite an 8% rally after Q3 earnings late on Tuesday. Oracle came in handily above Street estimates in its third financial quarter and cited solid artificial intelligence (AI) tailwinds as it guided for a better-than-expected… Continue reading Oracle stock is offering its AI future for free today: find out more

Here’s why the ASX 200 Index and AUD/USD are rising this week

The Australian dollar, local bonds, and the ASX Composite are rising this month as the country becomes an unusual haven among investors.  The AUD/USD exchange rate jumped to its highest point since 2022, while the ten-year government bond yields dropped from this week’s high of 5% to the current 4.80%.  Similarly, the ASX 200 Index,… Continue reading Here’s why the ASX 200 Index and AUD/USD are rising this week

Oracle Q3 earnings are in, and cloud numbers are hard to ignore

Oracle has given Wall Street a turbulent ride over the past six months. The stock surged 36% after its first-quarter results, only to tumble 12% following the second quarter, even though revenue beat expectations. Now, with third-quarter results released after Tuesday’s close, Oracle is making its case again. Early signs suggest the market is listening,… Continue reading Oracle Q3 earnings are in, and cloud numbers are hard to ignore

US stocks close mixed as Nvidia, Intel rally keeps chip trade alive

After a dramatic Monday, when US stocks witnessed some sharp swings, the markets calmed down on Tuesday with the indices trading in the flat territory. Tuesday seemed all about consolidating gains, watching data, and waiting. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 34 points down at 47,706.51, while the S&P 500 index closed at 6,781.50, 0.21%… Continue reading US stocks close mixed as Nvidia, Intel rally keeps chip trade alive

Volkswagen to slash 50,000 jobs as profits plunge and tariffs bite

Volkswagen will cut 50,000 jobs in Germany by 2030, following a sharp decline in profits and mounting pressure from US tariffs, weaker demand in China and North America, and higher costs associated with electrification. Europe’s largest automaker said the reductions will span the entire group, including Audi and Porsche, and form part of a broader… Continue reading Volkswagen to slash 50,000 jobs as profits plunge and tariffs bite

One simple reason why BioNTech stock is a raging buy on today’s crash

BioNTech (NASDAQ: BNTX) swung to a Q4 loss and guided for “lower-than-expected” full-year revenue on Tuesday. But the stock crashed more than 20%, mostly because its cofounders, Ugur Sahin (CEO) and Ozlem Tureci (CMO), said they would depart to set up a new biotech firm at the end of 2026. Still, there’s a very strong… Continue reading One simple reason why BioNTech stock is a raging buy on today’s crash

Micron stock soaring 6% today: should you buy before earnings?

Shares of Micron Technology climbed sharply at the start of the week as investors weighed bullish analyst commentary against reports of intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence memory market. Micron stock rose 5.1% on Monday and gained another 6.4% on Tuesday to trade at $414.25. The stock remains about 5.2% below its all-time closing high… Continue reading Micron stock soaring 6% today: should you buy before earnings?

Why Intel stock is soaring over 4% today

Intel stock (NASDAQ: INTC) surged over 4% in Tuesday’s late morning session, touching an intraday high of $47.21. The move is not about a single headline, but about three converging reasons that are forcing Wall Street to rethink how it values Intel’s recovery. The company’s manufacturing credibility, its foundry pipeline, and a wave of AI… Continue reading Why Intel stock is soaring over 4% today

Kohl’s stock: why its post-earnings pop is an opportunity to ‘sell’

Evercore ISI remains “unimpressed” as Kohl’s (NYSE: KSS) came in ahead of earnings estimates for its fiscal Q4. In a research note dated March 10th, the investment firm said structural cracks in the business remain wide, adding the post-earnings surge looks more like a “relief rally” than the start of a sustainable recovery. According to… Continue reading Kohl’s stock: why its post-earnings pop is an opportunity to ‘sell’