Bitcoin's short-term holder cost basis has fallen below the adjusted long-term holder level, signaling the potential final phase of its bear market. This crossover, seen in previous cycles, suggests that while the bear market may be ending, a confirmed bull market has not yet begun. The short-term holder cost basis dropped from $112,500 to $69,000, reflecting buying at lower prices. Investors are advised to consider dollar-cost averaging as the market transitions, awaiting further confirmation of a bull market.
Occidental Petroleum has reduced its debt to $11.8 billion, approaching its $10 billion goal, which strengthens its financial position and flexibility. The company forecasts sustainable $4 billion annual cash flow by 2030, with strong free cash flow ...
Qualys reported Q2 2026 results that exceeded analyst expectations, showing solid revenue growth, expanding profit margins, and strong cash generation. The company benefits from increased demand driven by GenAI-related security threats and launched a...
Bitcoin repeatedly tested the $80,000 level but has yet to confirm a clear breakout. The number of Bitcoin in profit reached 14 million, signaling potential selling pressure from holders looking to take profits. However, investor confidence appears t...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $201.81 million in outflows on August 28, ending a nine-day streak of inflows totaling about $3 billion. The total assets under management for the 12 listed ETFs fell below $100 billion to around $96.5 billion. The dr...
Lockheed Martin received a buy rating due to its record $230.4 billion backlog and nearly doubled missile backlog of $87.9 billion, which support future revenue and cash flow growth. The stock is fundamentally undervalued with a PEG ratio of 0.97 and...
