VictoryShares International Free Cash Flow ETF (IFLO) has outperformed recently, driven by heavy exposure to gold miners benefiting from rising gold prices. The ETF focuses on non-US large caps with a stock-picking formula based on free cash flow and growth. However, its portfolio is heavily weighted toward cyclical sectors, which increases risk during economic downturns and justifies a below-average valuation multiple. After a strong 30%+ rally and stretched technical indicators, the recommendation is to hold IFLO and wait for a price pullback before buying more.
Micron has committed to investing $10 billion over the next decade to build a new research laboratory, with construction starting in 2027. This significant investment highlights Micron's focus on advancing technology and innovation in its field. The ...
NFT sales surged 170% to $95.48 million in the past week, mainly due to a single $55.03 million transaction from the hybrid NFT project Pandora on Ethereum. While total transactions rose modestly by 7.5%, buyer addresses increased 49%, showing growin...
BounceBit has decided to permanently shut down its BounceBit Chain following a security breach where an attacker exploited a protocol flaw to transfer 286.5 million BB tokens from nine accounts without permission. The vulnerability was tied to the di...
XRP is approaching a crucial resistance level at $1.65, which could determine if its recent recovery continues or stalls. Market analysts highlight that breaking and holding above $1.65, alongside reclaiming the 50-week EMA, would signal a stronger b...
Nvidia shareholders will receive $0.25 per share in the next quarterly dividend, continuing the historic 2,400% increase announced in May 2026. This payout translates to $100 annually for investors holding 100 shares, with a dividend yield of about 0...
