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Buy, Sell or Hold Credo Technology After the Selloff to $150?
Credo (NASDAQ:CRDO) slid from $210.97 on May 11 to below $160 in five trading days, and the only question that matters at this price is whether hyperscaler capex still justifies n 87x trailing earnings multiple. The argument for and against this stock is unusually balanced. Credo designs high-speed plumbing inside AI data centers. Active electrical ... Buy, Sell or Hold Credo Technology After the Selloff to $150?
INTC
The Best Stocks to Invest $3,000 In Right Now
Not every high-potential name costs a fortune to step into.
ROKU
The Best Stocks to Invest $3,000 In Right Now
Not every high-potential name costs a fortune to step into.
XAU/USD
Heliostar Metals targets 300,000 ounces as production strategy accelerates
Heliostar Metals Vice President, Investor Relations and Development, Stephen Soock joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s evolving growth strategy and its transition from explorer to emerging mid-tier gold producer. The company is advancing a production-focused approach designed to create near-term cash flow while supporting longer-term expansion objectives. Soock explained that Heliostar’s strategy centers on maximizing existing assets and generating internally funded growth rather than relying heavily on external capital raises. By utilizing cash flow generated from production activities, the company aims to build a sustainable pathway toward becoming a larger gold producer by the end of the decade. During the interview, Soock said Heliostar is targeting annual production of approximately 300,000 ounces of gold by decade’s end through a portfolio of projects that are either already in operation or nearing production readiness. He described the company’s development approach as a “bootstrapping methodology,” allowing Heliostar to leverage smaller-scale production to create cash flow and fund future opportunities. The company’s La Colorada and San Agustin mining assets have recently returned to production following periods of care and maintenance. According to Soock, La Colorada required only a relatively modest investment of approximately US$25 million to restart operations, highlighting the company’s disciplined capital allocation strategy. San Agustin has also resumed production following permitting approvals in Mexico, further strengthening Heliostar’s operational foundation. Looking ahead, Heliostar continues advancing its Ana Paula project, which is being targeted for production in 2028. Soock noted that the company has already invested significantly in infrastructure and previous development work at the site. This existing foundation may help reduce future development costs while accelerating progress through engineering studies and project optimization efforts. Discussing the economics of current operations, Soock highlighted the strong profitability environment for gold producers. He noted that with gold prices near US$5,000 per ounce and all-in sustaining costs around US$2,000, the company sees meaningful margin potential and expects strong operating cash flow to support future growth initiatives. The company’s strategy reflects a broader focus on balancing production growth, disciplined spending, and exploration upside as it works toward building a larger and more diversified gold production platform. #proactiveinvestors #tsxv #hstr #otcqx #hstxf #mining #anapaula #lacolorada #sanagustin #gold #goldstrike #utah #PreciousMetals #MiningStocks #Exploration #ProductionGrowth #NaturalResources
MSFT
Nvidia Won Back Access to China’s AI Market. So Why Is Beijing Slamming the Door Again?
For years, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) treated China as one of its most important growth engines. At one point, the country accounted for roughly 20% of Nvidia’s data center revenue. Then geopolitics stepped in. First under the Biden administration, and later under President Trump, Washington tightened restrictions on exporting advanced AI chips to China. The goal was ... Nvidia Won Back Access to China’s AI Market. So Why Is Beijing Slamming the Door Again?
AMZN
Nvidia Won Back Access to China’s AI Market. So Why Is Beijing Slamming the Door Again?
For years, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) treated China as one of its most important growth engines. At one point, the country accounted for roughly 20% of Nvidia’s data center revenue. Then geopolitics stepped in. First under the Biden administration, and later under President Trump, Washington tightened restrictions on exporting advanced AI chips to China. The goal was ... Nvidia Won Back Access to China’s AI Market. So Why Is Beijing Slamming the Door Again?
MSFT
NorthCoast Adds $15.7 Million Worth of IBTH -- a Steady Bet on Short-Term Treasuries
This ETF tracks a portfolio of U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2027, offering defined duration and a 3.86% yield.
AAPL
NorthCoast Adds $15.7 Million Worth of IBTH -- a Steady Bet on Short-Term Treasuries
This ETF tracks a portfolio of U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2027, offering defined duration and a 3.86% yield.
PLTR
Buy, Sell, or Hold: Palantir at $134 and NVIDIA at $220
At $134, Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) screens as fully valued, while at $220, NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) screens more attractively on the numbers. Both anchor the AI trade, but their setups differ sharply. Palantir builds data and AI software (Gotham, Foundry, AIP) for U.S. defense, intelligence, and commercial markets. After reaching a $207.52 high in February, the stock unwound ... Buy, Sell, or Hold: Palantir at $134 and NVIDIA at $220
AMZN
Buy, Sell or Hold Synopsis Below $500?
Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS) below $500 looks priced for an AI story the business does not fully support. The AI multiple attached to this stock fits worse than the valuation implies, and cleaner AI exposure exists elsewhere in the semi stack. Synopsys is the larger of the two electronic design automation giants. It sells the software chip ... Buy, Sell or Hold Synopsis Below $500?
GOOGL
Buy, Sell or Hold Synopsis Below $500?
Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS) below $500 looks priced for an AI story the business does not fully support. The AI multiple attached to this stock fits worse than the valuation implies, and cleaner AI exposure exists elsewhere in the semi stack. Synopsys is the larger of the two electronic design automation giants. It sells the software chip ... Buy, Sell or Hold Synopsis Below $500?
CRM
Software stocks: When does a bounce turn into a rally?
Investing.com -- Application software stocks have staged two short-lived recoveries this year, but Goldman Sachs says a durable rally remains months away at best.