Articles for category: Market News

Russ Cohen

These 8 Stocks Yield Up to 8.3% and Their Payouts Could Soon Rise

Wall Street analysts have one job: predict where companies’ earnings are going in the coming quarter. Sounds simple enough, except said suits aren’t so good at it! For the most recent earnings season, these forecasting fruit flies buzzed around modeling 12% earnings growth for the quarter. The ’s companies showed 27% profit growth—more than double ...

Russ Cohen

How to Beat Wall Street’s Manic Crowd

Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). Whenever something dramatic happens, a lot of folks like to go on TV and play the “blame game.” It can get very philosophical. But I’ll let you in on a secret: At the end of the day, the culprit is almost always the same… ...

Russ Cohen

Meta’s AI Compute Push Could Turn Its Massive CapEx Bill Into a Competitive Weapon

Mega-cap technology sector leaders are fundamentally altering the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure by transforming internal compute clusters into highly scalable revenue channels. When builds an internal compute cluster for research and development, the enterprise eventually hits a point where physical infrastructure outpaces immediate internal utilization. Wall Street traditionally hates this dynamic. Analysts view ...

Russ Cohen

AirJoule Unveils Prime System, Clearing Path to Commercialization

revealed a major milestone with the unveiling of its Prime system. The system, a commercial-scale device, is now locked into its initial design, cementing the company’s shift to commercialization. No longer a design-and-dreams company, AirJoule’s revenue timeline is clearer. The first launches are expected by year’s end, with acceleration expected in 2027. The next major ...

Russ Cohen

The AI Capex Bear Case Just Lost Its Best Argument

Exponential View’s data just closed the door on the most compelling bear thesis in the market Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). When the first American railroads began reporting revenue in the 1840s, the critics who had called the whole enterprise an overbuilt fantasy found themselves with less and less ...