What's on your mind?
The start of crypto related/ bitcoin related stocks could be the beginning of the correction for stock market as it gets more greedy then free fall to oversold area.
Yo, let's set the scene.Last night, the big table at the White House — and pretty much every major name in crypto was in the room.You had the regulators — SEC, CFTC — sitting on one side. And on the o...
The US has to pass the clarity act. The whole gigantic financial machinery cannot proceed without it. It is that important!
Yo, let's set the scene.Last night, the big table at the White House — and pretty much every major name in crypto was in the room.You had the regulators — SEC, CFTC — sitting on one side. And on the o...
Being a skeptic and then a crypto investor myself, I have seen the rise of Btc, Eth and then the altcoins. To cut the grandfather story short, I believe that crypto is heading towards one particular objective.
If you want to know what it is, I will write a post on it. Too long to comment. 😂
Yo, let's set the scene.Last night, the big table at the White House — and pretty much every major name in crypto was in the room.You had the regulators — SEC, CFTC — sitting on one side. And on the o...
Yo, let's set the scene.Last night, the big table at the White House — and pretty much every major name in crypto was in the room.You had the regulators — SEC, CFTC — sitting on one side. And on the o...
Q2 GP rose 25% YoY, with Adj. OPM hitting a record 27%. Full-year GP guidance was raised to $12.51bn.
MAUs increased only 3% YoY. A high base in Borrow implies Q4 GP growth will slow to the mid-teens, while the company is channeling incremental spend to Neighborhoods, ISO channels, and AI infrastructure.
Why are SQ's results so bad, but the stock price is not dropping much? Air India doesn't sound like a good deal... That's why I sold SIA off this year.
Microsoft and Meta reported minutes apart last night and the market split them right down the middle: MSFT ripped about 8% after hours as Azure grew 43%, while Meta's free cash flow collapsed to $784 ...
with so many changes. will SQ prevail? SQ has been losing money since the buyover of Air India. paying good dividends despite the losses.
Anti-Nvidia silicon war heats up: AMD-Microsoft Helios deal + Google's "Frozen v2" chip open two new fronts against Nvidia the same day. STI takes a breather while DBS eyes S$1T wealth AUM by 2030.
Memory is one of the hottest—and most crowded—plays in global tech right now. AI has ignited HBM, DRAM, and NAND all at once, sending shares of SK hynix, Samsung, and Micron up several times over in six months.
Just as the frenzy peaked, the market suddenly reversed, and the memory leaders sold off sharply from their highs. The turn was abrupt.It was exactly at this 'heated-then-chilled' moment that SK hynix, one of the industry's true heavyweights, brought its stock to Nasdaq. On Jul 10, SK hynix ADRs officially began trading in the U.S. market...$Block(XYZ.US) | Baird maintains 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦 on 𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤, 𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐏𝐓 𝐭𝐨 $𝟏𝟎𝟎
Analyst designates Block a "Bullish Fresh Pick" on likely Q2 beat/raise, macro tailwinds, and margin benefits from cost-saving measures.$Visa(V.US)
Visa remains one of the world’s highest-quality compounders. In its latest fiscal Q2 2026 results, revenue rose 17% year-on-year to US$11.2 billion, GAAP net income increased 32% to US$6.0 billion, while EPS climbed 36% to US$3.14. Payments volume reached US$3.7 trillion (+9%), processed transactions rose 9% to 66.1 billion, and cross-border volume grew 12%, highlighting resilient global consumer spending. Visa also returned US$9.2 billion to shareholders through dividends and buybacks, including a new US$20 billion repurchase authorization. (SEC)
From a technical perspective, Visa continues to trade within a long-term bullish trend, consistently making higher highs and higher lows. Any pullback towards key moving averages may provide long-term accumulation opportunities.
Looking ahead, Visa’s next growth drivers extend beyond traditional card payments into AI-powered fraud prevention, commercial payments, real-time money movement, tokenisation, embedded finance, stablecoin settlement and agentic commerce. While fintechs such as Stripe, Block and PayPal, alongside real-time payment networks, are intensifying competition, Visa’s global acceptance network, trusted brand, decades of fraud data and powerful network effects remain formidable competitive moats. For long-term investors seeking durable earnings growth, robust free cash flow and disciplined capital returns, Visa continues to deserve its premium valuation. (tikr.com)
