Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). The UAE is leaving OPEC… what will it mean for volatility?… POET’s 50% collapse… did you take profits?… OpenAI is struggling with revenues… will it generate enough to meet its compute obligations? This morning, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced it will exit OPEC … Read more
This Catalyst Helped AMD Avoid Bankruptcy, and It's Coming Back to Supercharge the Stock (Hint: It's Not Artificial Intelligence)
Russ Cohen
Key Points AMD’s video game console business has historically been a major growth driver for the company. The company has deals to design semi-custom processors for Microsoft and Sony’s next-generation consoles. The strong growth of AMD’s data center business and a potentially strong surge in game console sales could send the stock soaring over the … Read more
5 Reasons Rambus Stock Price Collapse Is One Hot Entry Point
Russ Cohen
Rambus’ (NASDAQ: RMBS) stock price took investors on a wild ride in April, surging to fresh highs then collapsing in the wake of its earnings release. The candle formed in late April is scary, a large red candle nearly engulfing the prior two weeks, but this is one bear investors will want to cuddle. While … Read more
Inside the Arctic Data Center That Could Change How Wall Street Trades
AI is changing how markets work. Here’s how that shift could create a new edge for investors. Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: There’s a quiet arms race underway on Wall Street, and it’s not about who trades fastest anymore. It’s about who sees patterns first. And the … Read more
Netflix Stock Is Down 32%. Here's Why It's a Screaming Buy.
Key Points Netflix is expanding into live events, video podcasts, and gaming to further engage subscribers. Although the streaming giant’s stock is well off 52-week highs, the company’s balance sheet is very strong. The company has more than 325 million subscribers. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › Trading at $91 per share, Netflix … Read more
Inside the Machines That Now Run Wall Street
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Editor’s Note: Some of the most powerful trading firms in the world no longer rely on human instinct. They rely on pattern recognition — systems that sift through enormous amounts of market data looking for repeatable setups with a statistical edge. That shift is … Read more