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The fund’s Q2 2026 letter highlights transitory booking weakness and a historic low price-to-earnings multiple, contrasting with market fears of structural disruption from artificial intelligence.
Mark R. Hake, CFA, recommends repeating a short out-of-the-money options strategy to capture increased premiums before the August 12 earnings release.
International Business Machines reported an adjusted profit of $2.93 per share on $17.2 billion in revenue, trailing FactSet estimates, while CEO Arvind Krishna cited internal adaptation failures and cybersecurity distractions for the shortfall.
Media reports indicate the national AI champion is preparing for a public listing as early as this year, marking a rapid escalation in its capitalisation strategy.
Micron and Nvidia are set to capture the majority of the industry’s projected $700 billion profit pool next year, even as global chip stocks have shed $2.7 trillion in value since June.
Records show Arkansas Department of Education suspended and later restored public funds to the institution, while critics highlight the lack of regulatory frameworks for private and microschools.
The European Central Bank has chosen 36 payment service providers, including Deutsche Bank, UniCredit, and Revolut, to participate in a 12-month pilot programme for the digital euro, aiming to reduce reliance on US-based payment processors.
Wall Street seesawed on Wednesday as positive wholesale inflation data and strong earnings from ASML were offset by a sharp decline in chip stocks and geopolitical tensions over Iran.
A report published by the New York Times suggests Washington has assumed direct control over Caracas’ government and natural resource distribution, a claim scrutinised by foreign policy experts.
Satya Nadella argues firms pay twice for AI, while investors question whether $630bn in projected 2026 spending justifies current valuations.
Fundstrat strategist Sean Farrell cites improving liquidity conditions and potential legislative clarity as key drivers for the digital asset rally.
President William Ruto has acknowledged the use of 'innocent children' as political tools, while the Kofi Annan Foundation flags a high risk of violence driven by economic hardship and institutional mistrust.
Laughing Water Capital’s Q2 2026 letter details strong fund performance and identifies Lifecore Biomedical as a likely takeover target following preferred share redemptions.
The renewed closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered warnings from market participants that global oil supplies are nearing a critical deficit, with strategic buffers significantly diminished.
Morgan Stanley and ASML Holding lead gains as analysts project 23.3 per cent S&P 500 earnings growth, marking the seventh consecutive quarter of double-digit expansion.
Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures posted gains on 15 July 2026 ahead of key producer price index release and major corporate reports.
The Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority is pursuing a category-by-category assessment of digital assets to align with Shariah principles, a move critical to Islamabad’s licensing framework and cross-border payment ambitions.
Records show Tracy Morrison remains the registered agent for the school’s new iteration, North Star Academy, even as she serves a sentence for permitting child abuse.
Alphabet Inc. has announced a significant capital raise to expand artificial intelligence and cloud computing capacity, while simultaneously increasing its planned capital spending for 2026 to between $180 billion and $190 billion.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has recommended scrapping the triple-lock mechanism, citing significant fiscal risks and recommending a switch to an earnings and inflation average to secure long-term savings.
Foreign capital withdrawal and rising debt servicing costs threaten to derail President Prabowo Subianto’s economic agenda, with analysts warning of a potential loss of market credibility.
BMW has reinforced its position as the leading luxury brand in the United States, recording strong second-quarter sales that contrast sharply with a 30.2 per cent decline in China. The divergence has compelled the German manufacturer to revise its full-year profit outlook.
While the company officially describes the reductions as affecting a small number of roles, employee testimony suggests up to 500 positions may be cut, representing 1.8 per cent of the total workforce.