Bitcoin mining stocks are showing weaker correlation with Bitcoin prices as miners increasingly shift their business focus toward artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. Data from Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee shows that companies like Core Scientific and TeraWulf now earn more revenue from AI data centers than from Bitcoin mining itself. This shift means that Bitcoin mining stocks may no longer serve as direct proxies for Bitcoin price movements, unlike companies holding significant Bitcoin treasuries such as MicroStrategy. Investors should note that while correlation with Bitcoin price is declining, this does not guarantee positive returns for mining stocks, which remain influenced by broader business changes and market conditions.
PDD Holdings Inc. will report its Q2 2026 earnings on August 24, with expected EPS of $2.72 and revenue around $16.94 billion. Despite recent stock gains, analysts have mixed views, including an Underperform rating from BNP Paribas and a downgrade by...
JD Sports Fashion reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter sales, especially in North America, prompting a cut in its full-year profit guidance. This led to a nearly 15% drop in its stock price. Analysts from Citigroup, UBS, and Shore Capital mai...
Jones Lang LaSalle's CEO sold 2,000 shares worth over $773,000, yet major investors like BlackRock increased holdings significantly, showing confidence. BlackRock now owns over 10% of the company after a $1.45 billion stake purchase. Other firms also...
Wedbush increased its price target for Scholar Rock to $64 from $58 and kept an "Outperform" rating ahead of the FDA's September 30 decision on Scholar Rock's investigational SMA drug, apitegromab. This drug could be the first muscle-targeted therapy...
IM Cannabis Corp., a medical cannabis company operating in Israel and Germany, will conduct a 1-for-30 reverse stock split on August 27, 2026. This move aims to increase its share price, currently at $0.11, to meet the Nasdaq Capital Market's minimum...
