Lotus Bakeries reported 14% revenue growth and 23% EBIT increase in the first half of the year, driven by strong demand for its Biscoff products. The company is investing aggressively with a €500 million capital expenditure plan, fully supported by healthy operating cash flows and a solid balance sheet. Despite these operational strengths, the stock trades at a high valuation of around 50 times expected 2024 earnings, prompting a downgrade to "sell" based on valuation concerns. The analyst prefers stocks with forward price-to-earnings ratios closer to 20 times, suggesting caution for investors considering Lotus Bakeries at current prices.
Coinbase has introduced a new fixed-rate borrowing option for USDC loans secured by bitcoin collateral through its integration with Morpho Midnight on the Base network. This allows users to access liquidity without selling their bitcoin, offering tra...
The S&P 500 reached new all-time highs during the second quarter of 2026, continuing a strong rally that has characterized much of the year. However, the index experienced some pullback heading into September due to rising oil prices and Treasury yie...
On September 22, 2026, 21Shares launched the first physically backed Zcash (ZEC) ETP on Euronext Paris and Amsterdam, allowing investors to trade ZEC without managing private keys. This product carries higher fees (2.5%) due to the technical complexi...
Hyperliquid's market liquidity reached a record $8.8 billion, surpassing last October's peak, driven by increased trading as Bitcoin recovered above $85K. This surge doubled Hyperliquid's daily revenue to $3 million in Q3, with a tripling in mid-Augu...
U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds gained in the second quarter, with a fund outperforming its benchmark, the Bloomberg U.S. Corporate Bond Index. The outperformance was driven by careful individual security selection and sector allocation, partic...
