Anthropic’s push toward one of the biggest AI IPOs ever has put equity capital markets back under a bright spotlight, and investors do not want to be on the sidelines if underwriting fees and deal flow pick up around high profile listings. This article examines how that Anthropic news relates to three large U.S. investment

Inflation in the US hit 3.7% in September, driven by sharp jumps in energy costs, which puts profitable, financially sound growth stories in sharper focus for many investors. Companies that analysts expect to grow earnings quickly while still keeping their balance sheets in decent shape can look attractive when everyday costs feel higher. This article

Quick Read Nine companies, including Broadcom and Verizon, formally objected to OKX-ICE’s plan to list 63 tokenized versions of their shares on a blockchain. An SEC rule established September 17 grants companies 30 days to block tokenized listings after receiving written notice from an exchange. Synthetic products offering only price exposure can still trade without

indie Semiconductor has been busy, from reporting Q1 2026 revenue of US$55.5 million and a new US$25 million radar order to agreeing a €40 million CMOS sensor deal with ams OSRAM and launching the iND881 edge AI chip. For indie Semiconductor shareholders, the loss over the past year was 65.8%, including dividends. If you had

Accelerating US inflation, driven by sharp moves in energy prices, keeps pressure on interest rates and has made dependable earnings growth harder to find. That is where a group of financially solid Canadian growth stocks becomes interesting. According to analyst estimates, these companies are projected to increase profits over the next few years while maintaining

Last December, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14370, intended to fast-track the rescheduling of marijuana to Schedule III, in turn paving the way for federal regulatory clarity. At the time, marijuana stocks, including Canopy Growth (NASDAQ: CGC), surged sharply on the news, with Canopy itself surging from $1.15 to nearly $2 per share. Shares

Mike McGlone said Bitcoin was “rolling over from an extended plateau akin to 2018 and 2022.” He said that “dominoes could tumble” if it failed to prove strength. Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer said “a new 4-year cycle bull market could be underway” for Bitcoin, adding that “bull markets rarely start with” a narrative. Mike McGlone, a

Powered by spikes in energy prices, September inflation reached 3.7% in the latest US data and reminded investors how quickly costs can reshape returns. That kind of shock often pushes interest toward fast growing Canadian businesses where founders still own a lot of stock and have their own wealth at risk. This article highlights three

Quick Read Netflix trades at $72.56 with a BUY rating and $81.87 price target, implying 13% upside despite a 23% year-to-date decline. Disney trades at 14x forward earnings with half Netflix’s revenue growth, making Netflix’s 19x multiple look reasonable by comparison. Netflix’s $4.7B record buyback quarter and $27B remaining capacity anchor the bull case alongside

SpaceX Faces Major Challenges Building Mobile Network After Spectrum Purchase ©@Kmeel_com from pixabay via Canva, @3DSculptor from Getty Images via Canva Key Stats for SpaceX Stock Price change for SpaceX stock in last 1 month: -4% $SPCX Stock Price as of Oct. 16: $146 52-Week High: $226 $SPCX Stock Price Target: $223 What Happened? SpaceX

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has a good fourth-quarter record. Going back to 2002, the shares ended the final three months of the year up in 17 of 24 years. This count goes from the last closing price in September to the last close in December, adjusted for stock splits. And in a typical year, the rise was

Memory chip specialist Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) has seen its shares drop about 24% from their all-time high of 1,255. That might seem like a lot, and you might find yourself feeling sorry for its shareholders, but don’t — because Micron’s shares are actually up 445% over the past year — more than quintupling their

Two hundred dollars a month doesn’t sound like much when your goal is to build a $1 million net worth. But that’s why long-term investing in stocks is so exciting. It’s a very achievable goal if you understand the math behind it. The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT: VOO) is a great tool to use

Photo by BeInCrypto Michael Burry, who bet against the 2008 housing bubble, says the next bear market may last a long time. The Michael Burry bear market warning rests on a century of inflation-adjusted S&P 500 data. On the surface, stocks look calm. The S&P 500 closed at a record on October 6. Yet Burry

M.P. Evans Group recently received the Best Investor Communications award at the 2026 AIM Awards, after reporting interim revenue growth of 9%, a 25% rise in pre-tax profit and a higher dividend, supported by firm palm oil pricing. The award highlights how clear communication around commodity volatility, export regulation uncertainty and sustainability issues has become

Stubborn US inflation has kept interest rate risks in focus, which puts a premium on businesses that can grow through higher costs rather than just endure them. Australian fast growers where insiders own meaningful stakes offer exactly that angle, because management feels the impact of every swing alongside you. This article highlights three such stocks

Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) has been the top-performing S&P 500 stock for most of 2026, until it was recently surpassed by the surging pharmaceutical company Moderna. Still, Sandisk is holding onto second place by a wide margin, and it has risen nearly 500% this year; not a bad one-year gain! However, what’s in the past is

Super Group (SGHC) has delivered a very strong 3 year run, which puts fresh focus on whether the current share price still lines up with what its earnings can support. With the stock closing at US$11.09 most recently, the key issue is how much of the business’s profit power is already embedded in that figure.