FINQ introduced two AI-managed ETFs, AIUP and AINT, on NYSE Arca in February 2026, marking the first SEC-registered U.S. ETFs fully managed by artificial intelligence. AIUP focuses on large-cap long equity, while AINT uses a dollar-neutral strategy combining long and short positions. These ETFs use FINQ's proprietary AI for stock selection, weighting, and rebalancing, aiming to innovate wealth management. Investors should note the risks including market volatility, sector concentration, and technology reliance, with detailed performance and holdings available on FINQ's website.
The Taiwan Freedom Project has launched a special publication in The Washington Times to highlight Taiwan's geopolitical importance and counter Chinese Communist Party (CCP) narratives. The 32-page section features bipartisan U.S. lawmakers and Taiwa...
Recent economic data shows a resilient expansion with falling inflation and steady job growth, allowing the Federal Reserve to remain patient on interest rates. Tech stocks, especially those related to AI, have surged but are expected to face a corre...
Navitas Semiconductor Corp. is refocusing its business on AI data center and grid power management, leveraging partnerships like Nvidia to meet rising power demands. The company has moved away from low-margin consumer markets to target the high-growt...
Hermès's stock has not moved since a price drop in March, mainly due to geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran affecting its Q1 2026 sales. The company’s high profit margins provide some support amid expected inflation in 2026. With its price-...
Bread Financial Holdings is demonstrating disciplined loan growth and effective risk management, with a 7% year-over-year increase in credit sales and improved delinquency rates. The company’s strategic moves into digital banking and integrated payme...
