Clearfield cut its FY2026 guidance because of delays in broadband projects linked to slow government BEAD program rollout and fiber supply constraints. However, the company secured a $22 million order for hyperscale data centers, validating its growth potential in that sector. The current challenges seem related to timing rather than fundamental issues, and broadband demand remains strong but postponed. After a 40% stock drop since May 2026, Clearfield's valuation now offers a good margin of safety for investors amid ongoing uncertainties.
OpenSea has partnered with Perplexity Computer to provide live cross-chain market data covering over 25 blockchains. This integration allows Perplexity's AI to answer user queries about token and NFT trading activity using real-time onchain data from...
Chainlink (LINK) has gained 5.11% in 24 hours, trading near $11.89 with strong support at $11. A bullish pennant pattern suggests a possible breakout toward $15 if volume confirms. Charles Schwab announced it will add LINK, along with Solana and Aval...
Marvell Technology's shares fell 8% in premarket trading after its fiscal 2028 revenue outlook, projecting about 50% growth to $18 billion, fell short of investor expectations fueled by a recent Google partnership. The chipmaker reported a 37% year-o...
Stacks (STX) is positioning its native token as a high-potential Bitcoin investment by leveraging its roles in Bitcoin DeFi, transaction fees, BTC rewards through Stacking, and an upcoming Bitcoin Staking product. STX demand is tied to network activi...
Caledonia Mining Corporation saw its shares rise 4% after broker Cavendish reaffirmed a buy rating following significant resource upgrades in Zimbabwe. The company announced a maiden 500,000-ounce resource at its Motapa property near the Bilboes proj...
