Strategy Inc., formerly MicroStrategy, has paused Bitcoin purchases for a fifth week, holding steady at 843,775 BTC bought at an average cost of $75,476 each. Instead of buying more Bitcoin, the company raised $544.5 million by selling shares to increase its cash reserves to $3.75 billion, aiming to cover dividend and debt obligations for over two years. This move reflects a strategic shift to strengthen liquidity and balance-sheet resilience amid market pressures, while maintaining a long-term commitment to Bitcoin. Management signals future Bitcoin buying will resume when conditions improve.
The Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF (SPMO) remains a strong buy, focusing on top-performing momentum stocks within the S&P 500. Its upcoming September rebalance is expected to increase exposure to semiconductor and energy sectors, further differentiatin...
In 2026, Schwab's SCHD ETF has significantly outperformed Capital Group's CGDV ETF, with SCHD up 26.51% year-to-date versus CGDV's 12.75%. The two funds represent different dividend investing approaches: SCHD focuses on stable, high-yield dividend pa...
Nova Minerals is progressing its antimony processing and refining project at Port MacKenzie, Alaska, with equipment deliveries underway and strong government support including a $43.4 million award from the US Department of War. The project aims to e...
The SoFi Select 500 ETF (SFY) maintains a 'hold' rating due to its strong growth at a reasonable price (GARP) and quality metrics. However, concerns remain about the durability of its growth because the ETF's methodology relies on short-term sales an...
Jefferies maintained a Hold rating on Kinder Morgan, lowering its price target from $35 to $33, which remains above the current stock price of $31.31. The company benefits from stable cash flows, with 96% secured by fee-based or hedged contracts, inc...
