Ondas reported a remarkable second quarter with revenue increasing over thirteen times compared to the previous year and a pro forma backlog reaching $757 million. The company benefits from significant defense contracts, involvement in a major U.S. drone procurement cycle, and an expanded product lineup due to acquisitions. However, concerns remain about the value per share as the share count has risen quickly, adjusted EBITDA losses have widened, and a large number of additional shares are expected in 2027. The stock is rated Hold with a valuation of $9.50, with more interest expected if the price drops near $7 or if revenue growth outpaces operating costs.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies received a 'buy' rating upgrade from Panmure Liberum, with its target price increased to 196p from 170p. The upgrade follows a strategic pivot towards the high-value biopharma market, backed by a $20 million upfront payme...
Peter Schiff argues that artificial intelligence (AI) is a threat to Bitcoin rather than a benefit, competing for speculative capital, electricity, and infrastructure. He suggests AI could potentially uncover vulnerabilities in Bitcoin's code, though...
After a bullish week adding over $480 billion to crypto market cap, Bitcoin led inflows but dipped slightly at August's end. Hyperliquid (HYPE) reached a new all-time high and entered price discovery, showing strong momentum with a 3% pullback that c...
Spartan Metals has begun a 3,000-meter diamond core drilling program at its 100% owned Eagle Tungsten-Silver-Rubidium Project in Nevada. This drilling targets three key areas to assess tungsten and associated minerals, aiming to advance domestic supp...
Bitcoin's price surged about 22% from the mid-$63,000s to nearly $79,000 before consolidating, driven by strong spot demand and a major short squeeze. Despite the price rally, coin-denominated open interest fell 11%, indicating leverage did not incre...
