Ben Levisohn is a Deputy Editor at Barron's. With a background as a former stock trader, he covers a wide range of topics within finance, including markets, AI, and major tech companies like Nvidia and Apple, while also addressing themes of inflation and retail trends. He has been featured in Barron's, Yahoo Finance Singapore, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo News.
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The company used proceeds from a recent sale of stock and converible bonds to buy more of the cryptocurrency.
By: Ben Levisohn
MicroStrategy stock was rising after the company announced that it had purchased some 15,400 bitcoin for about $1.5 billion dollars. In a filing released Monday morning, MicroStrategy said it had purchased the for an average price of $95,976, including fees and expenses. MicroStrategy stock was up 1.6% at $393.83 in early trading Monday.
By: Ben Levisohn
MicroStrategy stock was rising after the company announced that it had purchased some 15,400 Bitcoin for about $1.5 billion dollars. In a filing released Monday morning, MicroStrategy said it had purchased the for an average price of $95,976, including fees and expenses. Bitcoin prices were down 1.5% over the past 24 hours, at $95,666.
By: Ben Levisohn
MicroStrategy stock was rising after the company announced that it had purchased some 15,400 Bitcoin for about $1.5 billion dollars.
C3.ai reported financial results that were ahead of expectations late Monday. The stock, however, was falling in premarket trading Tuesday after rising in after-hours after the firm’s 10-Q revealed CEO Thomas Siebel plans to sell stock. For its quarter ending in October, the company reported a loss of 6 cents a share, compared with the consensus forecast for a 16-cent loss among Wall Street analysts tracked by FactSet.
C3.ai stock fell on Tuesday despite the AI software provider’s better-than-expected financial results released late Monday. The drop came after the company’s 10-Q showed that CEO Thomas Siebel plans to sell stock up to 12.8 million shares under a 10b5-1 plan. For its quarter ending in October, the company reported a loss of 6 cents a share, compared with the consensus forecast for a 16-cent loss among Wall Street analysts tracked by FactSet.
Shares of U.S. Steel closed down 11% at $34.73, while the and fell about 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively. President-elect Donald Trump, for one, has said repeatedly that U.S. Steel should be owned by Americans. Nipopn has committed to investing billions in American assets—billions that U.S. Steel doesn’t really have.
AP Wall Street’s market forecasts are too tepid. The S&P 500 could rally next year on a combination of AI growth and deregulation. But investors should prepare for a wilder ride.
For every GE Vernova, up 154%, there is a Kenvue, which has dropped more than 20%, or a Solventum, which has fallen 17%.
For every GE Vernova, up 154%, there is a Kenvue, which has dropped more than 20%, or a Solventum, which has fallen 17%.
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