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.
SL Green, a Manhattan office REIT, has delivered a strong 16% year-to-date stock return and offers a 4.6% yield. Despite its high-quality assets and tenant diversity, the company faces pressure from rising interest expenses and lower distributable ea...
argenx SE announced it will acquire Forte Biosciences for approximately $2.2 billion in cash, paying $77 per share. This acquisition adds Forte's lead drug candidate FB102, a first-in-class anti-CD122 antibody with promising Phase 1b results in vitil...
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their worst half-year since launching in January 2024, with net outflows totaling $5.4 billion in the first six months of 2026. June was particularly severe, seeing $4.5 billion exit in a single month, driven b...
US-listed Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of about $8.2 billion over the past eight weeks, reflecting ongoing volatility and weak institutional confidence in Bitcoin. Despite a brief inflow in July, the trend suggests the market recovery remai...
Silvaco and NVIDIA have teamed up to enhance semiconductor design and manufacturing by integrating NVIDIA's AI and accelerated computing with Silvaco's physics-based simulation technology. This collaboration aims to create high-fidelity digital twins...
