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Josh Brown dramatically cuts Netflix position after proposed Warner Bros. buy. Here’s why
Josh Brown, a long-term Netflix bull, said on CNBC Friday afternoon that he had cut his position in the streamer by 85%.
Tokenized stocks offer new opportunities for investors, but carry unique risks
Tokenized stocks are gaining ground among investors, but experts warn the rewards of investing in the emerging asset class come with plenty of potential risks.
Will the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal go through? Using options to trade the uncertainty
Jeff Kilburg on how he’s trading the uncertainty around the Netflix Warner Bros. purchase.
Buy the dip in this AI ‘neocloud’ and don’t believe bubble ‘conspiracy theories,’ says Freedom Capital’s Meeks
Veteran tech analyst Paul Meeks said that CoreWeave’s backstop from Nvidia could absorb “any extra capacity for seven years” given their GPU partnership.
Wall Street’s top picks for 2026: JPMorgan says a rare biopharma stock could more than triple
JPMorgan sees shares of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical soaring more than 200% from current prices.
Wall Street traders see good chance for a ‘FOMO-driven chase’ that lifts stocks into year-end
Under-invested traders continue to get swayed into participating in the market by the fear of missing out, according to Citadel.
Netflix shares are falling on Warner Bros. tie-up. What the deal means for the stock
Rich Greenfield, LightShed Partners co-founder, believes the economics of the transaction are likely to weigh on Netflix before they help in the long term.
Wall Street loves Meta’s reported metaverse cuts. Most analysts see 20%-plus gain for stock
Analysts believe that Meta’s reported metaverse cuts underline its strong cost discipline and continued focus on efficiency and growth.
Morgan Stanley upgrades rare earth stock, says the U.S. has chosen it as solution to China’s dominance
Morgan Stanley believes that shares of MP Materials could rise another 15% from here.