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Ondas: The Growth Is Real, But So Is The Risk

Ondas: The Growth Is Real, But So Is The Risk

Ondas Inc. delivered record Q2 revenue, raised guidance, and demonstrated 85% organic growth, yet shares remain flat amid high short interest. ONDS's backlog surged to $757 million, with a two-year pipeline exceeding $11 billion, validating its acquisition-driven growth strategy and operational execution. Significant warrant liability and dilution risk, alongside declining margins and ongoing cash burn until Q4 2027, weigh on the stock's valuation.

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Source: CNBC International TV News Agency
1 month ago
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A potential Democrat administration won't hurt Bitcoin: VanEck

A potential Democrat administration won't hurt Bitcoin: VanEck

VanEck's Matthew Sigel says Democrat's victory in the midterm elections would not hurt Bitcoin, but could be a problem for other cryptocurrencies. He says President Trump's support for Bitcoin, along with his family's stake in World Liberty Financial is positive for the U.S. economy because digital assets have the potential to unleash productivity gains.

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Source: CNBC International TV News Agency
1 month ago
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Goldman Sachs expects Q3 earnings inflection for China's internet giants

Goldman Sachs expects Q3 earnings inflection for China's internet giants

Goldman Sachs' Kinger Lau sees a widening divide between China's sluggish consumer economy and its booming AI sector. He expects an earnings inflection for Hong Kong-listed internet giants in Q3 that could make investors more willing to pay for their AI potential, while geopolitical concerns remain relatively subdued.

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Source: WSJ News Agency
1 month ago
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Kevin Warsh faces his biggest audience this week with one question hanging over him: Is inflation high because of one-off shocks such as tariffs and a war, or because the economy is running too hot?

Kevin Warsh faces his biggest audience this week with one question hanging over him: Is inflation high because of one-off shocks such as tariffs and a war, or because the economy is running too hot?

Kevin Warsh has kept his views on interest rates close to the vest, leaving investors and Fed officials to guess how he plans to tackle persistent inflation.

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Source: Seeking Alpha News Agency
1 month ago
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Pursuit Attractions: Targeting The Premium Tourist Drives Growth

Pursuit Attractions: Targeting The Premium Tourist Drives Growth

Pursuit Attractions and Hospitality, Inc. is rated Buy following strong 2Q26 results, driven by outperforming acquisitions like Tabacon Resort. Management raised full-year revenue and EBITDA guidance, citing a robust deal pipeline, strategic asset upgrades, and continued organic growth. PRSU trades at a forward EV/EBITDA of 10.6x, about half its 2H25 peak, despite a raised outlook and sector-leading EBITDA growth expectations.

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Source: Reuters News Agency
1 month ago
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Tereos sees EU sugar output falling to 38-year low as severe weather hits beet crops

Tereos sees EU sugar output falling to 38-year low as severe weather hits beet crops

French sugar maker Tereos ​expects this summer's extreme ‌heat and drought to reduce its ​growers' sugar beet ​yields by more than ⁠20% compared with ​last year, contributing ​to an anticipated 38-year low for EU sugar output, ​the company ​said on Wednesday.

Source: Reuters
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Source: Bloomberg Markets and Finance News Agency
1 month ago
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Crypto Market: Is the Bitcoin Rally Sustainable?

Crypto Market: Is the Bitcoin Rally Sustainable?

Bitcoin is up about 22% since Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Aug. 20 that the US would “at least double” planned purchases of outstanding 10- to 30-year debt. Bloomberg's Ryan Weeks analyzes whether the momentum can last.

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