The FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF (EIPI) remains a Buy due to strong structural demand in LNG exports and AI-driven power needs. The ETF uses a flexible option strategy, currently covering about 36%, to balance income generation with potential upside in a slower return environment. Its diversified portfolio, with roughly 54% in oil and gas and 31% in utilities, provides exposure to midstream and power sectors, reducing risk through diversification. Future returns are expected to come mainly from option premiums and income, supported by solid underlying fundamentals.
Duolingo's General Counsel recently sold over 8,000 shares, raising $1.2 million. This sale comes after the company's stock price fell by 51% over the past year, reflecting investor concerns or market challenges. The transaction highlights insider ac...
Ripple has announced the agenda for its Swell 2026 conference in New York, highlighting XRP, tokenization, stablecoins, and institutional settlement as key topics. The event, running from October 27-29, will feature over 100 speakers from major finan...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a net $313.6 million in fresh capital from September 1 to 18 despite daily fluctuations between inflows and outflows. Fidelity and BlackRock led the inflows, with significant single-day surges on September 3 and 18. The...
Bitcoin, historically weak in September with an average loss of 2.9%, has gained 3.4% this September 2026, defying its usual trend. This rebound followed a dip caused by the Senate's rejection of the CLARITY Act and a Fed rate hike, with a notable sh...
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is under intense pressure from Hollywood figures, including actor Mark Ruffalo, to reject a potential settlement that would allow Paramount Skydance's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery to proceed...
