Pantera Capital and S&P Dow Jones Indices launched the first S&P Digital Asset Index featuring 18 cryptocurrencies, notably excluding Bitcoin and XRP. This index prioritizes networks with strong fundamentals, real economic activity, and sustainable revenue rather than just market cap size. The move suggests a potential shift in crypto investment, where institutional capital may favor fundamentally strong projects over traditional market leaders. This could lead to a major divergence in the next crypto cycle, emphasizing utility and growth over price momentum.
Arthur J. Gallagher expects about 6% organic growth in Q3, driven by strong client retention and new business despite easing property insurance pricing. Cantor Fitzgerald lowered its price target to $280, below the $288 average from 19 analysts who m...
Needham raised Zscaler's price target to $255, citing strong demand for AI-related cybersecurity solutions. Zscaler aims to exceed $8 billion in annual recurring revenue by fiscal 2031, driven by increasing needs to protect against AI-powered cyberat...
Barclays has lowered its price target for Netflix shares from $80 to $70 due to concerns over slower revenue growth and rising content costs, especially for live programming. Despite Netflix's large subscriber base of 325 million, the company faces p...
Barclays has increased its price target for MetLife stock to $111 from $97, indicating potential upside as shares currently trade near $97.16. MetLife also declared a fourth-quarter 2026 dividend of $0.59 per common share, payable on December 8, 2026...
A recent survey of wealthy investors in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, and other countries reveals bitcoin is their top choice for long-term performance, beating equities and real estate. Despite strong interest, many investors hold diverse crypto ...
