Harris Oakmark recently released its third-quarter 2026 investor letter for its “Oakmark Global Select Fund”. It is a non-diversified fund that focuses on long-term capital appreciation by investing in common stocks of U.S. and non-U.S. companies. The letter can be downloaded here. The Fund (Investor Class) returned 5.14% for the quarter, surpassing the MSCI World

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks soared in the triple and quadruple digits, leading the S&P 500 higher. Investors rushed to get in on the next big tech growth story, a technology with the potential to transform how many things are done and, as a result, fuel significant gains in corporate earnings. Companies such

Japanese financials suddenly sit in the spotlight as the Bank of Japan hints at tighter policy and questions mount over how far inflation might run. Lending, insurance and balance sheets all feel different when rates move, and that can shift the story for specific stocks in a hurry. This article explains how that backdrop relates

Like groceries, gasoline, housing, and pretty much everything else, the cost of power has soared since 2021. The average U.S. household’s utility bill now stands at $147 per month, according to Electricrates.org, and that’s just for electricity. Adding other utilities like water and gas raises this average up to $470 per month. People are being

RKLB dropped as Neutron’s debut slipped to 2027, while ARK bought 168,633 shares worth about $9.32 million. ASTS fell amid divided analyst calls over competition from SpaceX and uncertainty about its next satellite launch. RDW announced $13.8 million in National Guard drone orders and an upcoming ISS solar-array delivery. SpaceX (SPCX) weathered this week’s space-stock

Proceeds could fund bitcoin purchases, investments, acquisitions and ASST or SATA share repurchases. CEO Matt Cole called criticism of ASST’s five-year performance “meaningless,” saying Strive had outperformed bitcoin since its reverse merger. SATS carries a $15 annual dividend per share, offering a 16.67% yield at the offer price if paid fully. Shares of Strive, Inc.

Micron (NASDAQ: MU) has been one of the biggest winners of the AI era. Over the last year, the stock is up roughly 400%, and over the last three years, the stock has jumped 1,250%. Like other memory stocks, Micron has benefited from a shortage in memory chips, which has driven up prices and sent

Tesla is hours away from revealing its long delayed next generation Roadster, a halo sports EV teased with possible brief flight and SpaceX designed cold gas thrusters, at a livestreamed event from Texas. The Roadster is positioned less as a volume product and more as a showcase of Tesla’s engineering, AI and high end performance

Fundstrat’s Mark Newton says investors should buy the tech dip while staying diversified. Artificial intelligence (AI) cloud provider CoreWeave, down 15% at one point, still faces higher bond yields over its debt. The equal-weight S&P 500, which gives every company the same weight, fell about 6%. The headline S&P 500, by contrast, hit a record

S&P 500 record high stock market cover. Photo by BeInCrypto CNBC host Jim Cramer backed Reddit (RDDT) and Rocket Lab (RKLB) but passed on SiTime (SITM) on Thursday’s “Mad Money,” favoring stocks that have fallen over those priced for growth while interest rates climb. The picks span social media, rockets, refiners and chips, yet one