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KO
Why This "Boring" Stock Is a Strong Buy Right Now
Coca-Cola is a predictable dividend stock in an unpredictable market.
INTC
Why This "Boring" Stock Is a Strong Buy Right Now
Coca-Cola is a predictable dividend stock in an unpredictable market.
NVDA
Why This "Boring" Stock Is a Strong Buy Right Now
Coca-Cola is a predictable dividend stock in an unpredictable market.
BTCUSDT
Blockstreams exec says Bitcoin is the only “institutional grade asset”
While the rest of the crypto industry debates which chain wins, Blockstreams has spent over a decade betting that Bitcoin is the only foundation worth building on. Founded in 2014, it is one of the oldest companies in the space. Peter Bain, chief marketing office at Blockstreams, sat down with ...
NVDA
Why Charles Schwab Stock Bumped Higher on Friday
This came close on the heels of management's guidance raise on Thursday afternoon.
INTC
Why Charles Schwab Stock Bumped Higher on Friday
This came close on the heels of management's guidance raise on Thursday afternoon.
AMZN
Why One Fund Opened a $9 Million Position in Ziff Davis Amid a Major Business Sale
This digital media and SaaS provider owns brands like IGN and PCMag, serving global audiences across tech, health, and e-commerce sectors.
AMZN
This Travel Stock Is Down 38%, but a Fund Just Increased Its Position by $24 Million
Tripadvisor links travelers worldwide to accommodations, experiences, and dining via a broad digital platform and travel-focused brands.
NVDA
Stop Obsessing Over Interest Rates. Focus on These 3 Moves Instead
Investors have spent the past year glued to every Federal Reserve press conference and Treasury auction. The 10-year Treasury yield sits at 4.46% as of May 13, 2026, up 0.16% from a month ago, and the federal funds rate has held at 3.75% since December 11, 2025 after three 0.25% cuts in the fall. Andrew ... Stop Obsessing Over Interest Rates. Focus on These 3 Moves Instead
MSFT
Pershing Square Snapped Up Microsoft Shares, Exited Hilton, Slashed Alphabet Stake in First Quarter
Pershing Square Capital Management, the hedge fund run by billionaire Bill Ackman, added Microsoft as a core holding during the first quarter of 2026, betting that the software giant will be a winner in the artificial-intelligence race. Pershing Square held 11 U.S.-listed equity positions with a disclosed market value of about $13.71 billion by the end of the first quarter, according to the fund’s latest 13F filing, which was submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday. The top holding was Brookfield , valued at roughly $2.42 billion; followed by Amazon valued at $2.39 billion; and Uber valued at $2.15 billion.
GOOGL
Pershing Square Snapped Up Microsoft Shares, Exited Hilton, Slashed Alphabet Stake in First Quarter
Pershing Square Capital Management, the hedge fund run by billionaire Bill Ackman, added Microsoft as a core holding during the first quarter of 2026, betting that the software giant will be a winner in the artificial-intelligence race. Pershing Square held 11 U.S.-listed equity positions with a disclosed market value of about $13.71 billion by the end of the first quarter, according to the fund’s latest 13F filing, which was submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday. The top holding was Brookfield , valued at roughly $2.42 billion; followed by Amazon valued at $2.39 billion; and Uber valued at $2.15 billion.
AMZN
Pershing Square Snapped Up Microsoft Shares, Exited Hilton, Slashed Alphabet Stake in First Quarter
Pershing Square Capital Management, the hedge fund run by billionaire Bill Ackman, added Microsoft as a core holding during the first quarter of 2026, betting that the software giant will be a winner in the artificial-intelligence race. Pershing Square held 11 U.S.-listed equity positions with a disclosed market value of about $13.71 billion by the end of the first quarter, according to the fund’s latest 13F filing, which was submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday. The top holding was Brookfield , valued at roughly $2.42 billion; followed by Amazon valued at $2.39 billion; and Uber valued at $2.15 billion.