Bitcoin falls below $77K after hot U.S. inflation triggers $562M in crypto liquidations, while ETF outflows and rising yields put $75K in focus.
Bitcoin recovered toward $77,300 after Thursday's decline, but remained 0.87% lower over 24 hours and 6% below last week's high. Crypto futures open interest fell to $59.5 billion as liquidations reached $256.3 million, with Zcash recording the sharpest leverage unwind. Bitcoin derivatives stayed comparatively balanced, while traders awaited U.S.
EUR/GBP Price Forecast: Neutral bias holds as 0.8600 caps the upside
Agree Realty Corporation is reiterated as a Buy, supported by robust AFFO per share growth and increased investment guidance. ADC raised full-year AFFO per share guidance to $4.57–$4.59 and investment volume to $1.6–$1.8 billion as it continues the accretive acquisitions. Despite macro headwinds and rising treasury yields, ADC's disciplined balance sheet and high-quality tenant base underpin its resilience and margin of safety.
A collaborative research effort involving more than 100 participants and AI coding agents has sharply lowered a widely cited measure of the quantum resources needed for a core arithmetic step in a theoretical attack on the elliptic-curve signatures used by Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Coinbase Global NASDAQ: COIN executives outlined an expansion strategy centered on diversifying beyond spot cryptocurrency trading, adding new trading products, scaling stablecoin and tokenization offerings, and building infrastructure for on-chain transactions.
Costco just delivered a quietly excellent quarter and the stock pulled back anyway, which raises a question worth answering: does the selloff signal a structural crack in the warehouse giant's model or the kind of entry point that only appears
Chime Financial TodayCHYMChime Financial$32.67 -1.88 (-5.44%) As of 09/10/2026 04:00 PM Eastern52-Week Range$15.88▼$35.55Price Target$35.00Add to WatchlistFor years, financial technology platforms operated with a structural vulnerability: they relied on third-party chartered banks to hold deposits and clear transactions. That software-wrapper era is drawing to a close.
One name in this trio has raised its dividend every single year since 1974, but the other two still make a compelling case for your income portfolio despite very different risks lurking beneath their payouts.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude reclaimed the triple-digit level Thursday, surging as much as 6.7% to $102.48 per barrel -- its highest level since May.
Nvidia Corporation delivered a strong Q2 '27, with revenue of $96.22 billion and EPS of $2.22, both beating consensus estimates. NVDA management guided to 70% FY28 revenue growth, citing supply constraints versus 100% underlying demand, but flagged margin pressures from soaring memory costs. Gross margin is expected to bottom at 71-72% in 4Q before recovering to 72%-73% in FY28, with memory pricing a key risk.
Capital One Financial Corporation preferreds offer attractive 7.1% yields, with strong dividend coverage and low call risk due to their low coupons. COF's robust financials—32x net income coverage and 9.8x par coverage—support preferred dividend security, even after the Discover acquisition. All five COF preferreds are rated BB and non-cumulative, and are past their Call dates.
Oxford Lane Capital doubled its size by raising $1B in new equity, driven by high-yield demand in 2024. Over 90% of OXLC's raised capital evaporated within a year, with NAV dropping $925M due to unrealized and realized losses. OXLC's payout exceeds sustainable levels, distributing $2.40 annually versus a $1.19 effective yield, risking future NAV erosion.
Sunoco LP is reiterated as a Buy, driven by robust earnings, accretive acquisitions, and an attractive 5.25% dividend yield. SUN's refining margins have surged, with gasoline and distillate crack spreads reaching record highs, supporting strong revenue and profit growth. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine have elevated oil prices, benefiting SUN but introducing significant volatility risk.
Sterling Infrastructure is upgraded to 'Buy' after a 51% pullback from June 2026 highs, with valuation now attractive. STRL's Q2 2026 revenues surged 90% YoY, driven by E-Infrastructure Solutions growth of 192% YoY, now 78% of total revenue. Backlog visibility is robust, with signed backlog up 116% YoY to $4.33B and total addressable work pool exceeding $7B.
Avalanche PhotoniQ deal adds single-photon detectors to QuantumCore's growing quantum infrastructure portfolio.
XRPL 3.4.0 is set to introduce Lending Protocol v1.1 improvements while the network's native lending amendments still await validator approval.
A $250,000 rollover sounds like a clean starting point until you realize yield alone is not the whole story, and only one name on this roster actually clears the current Treasury rate.
Monthly volume on real-world-asset perpetual futures grew from $85 billion in January to an August record of $799.5 billion, with stocks accounting for 62.3% of that total on both DeFi and centralized venues, according to CoinMarketCap.
A new 630-page CLARITY Act draft adds DeFi and credit-union changes, but an unresolved ethics fight threatens the Sept. 15 Senate vote.
iShares Large Cap Core Active ETF has outperformed peers and indices since late 2023, delivering a 105% price return and maintaining strong momentum. BLCR's strategy targets fundamentally sound, high-earnings-growth stocks at reasonable valuations, with a 60% tech allocation and sector diversification to manage risk. Top holdings like NVDA, MSFT, MU, GOOG, META, and AMZN drive performance, supported by robust earnings forecasts and attractive forward PEs versus historical averages.
The migration to v2.2c highlights the critical need for developers to adapt swiftly to maintain seamless integration and avoid operational disruptions. GMX disables v2.2b contracts, urges integrators to migrate to v2.2c before September 14 deadline.
All too often, when investors look at the healthcare sector, they mostly see its value for its defensive merits. However, that view may be shortsighted and miss the broader picture in today's market.
The price of gold may have struggled a bit earlier this year, but the metal's spot price has gotten back on track in recent weeks. Key Takeaways: Gold has continued to do well as of late, with Sprott research showing the price of spot gold rose 9.67% over August.
Payment Volume: XRP Ledger payment activity jumped 26% to 462.9 million XRP, driven by larger transfers rather than broad user growth. Market Momentum: XRP's price cooled to $1.34 after failing to hold above the $1.40–$1.45 zone, with RSI indicators showing neutral momentum. Network Disparity: Active users fell 22.
Oracle Corporation delivered a record Q1 FY2027, with revenue up 30% YoY to $19.35B and OCI revenue accelerating 121%. Management raised full-year guidance to at least $90B in revenue and $8.10 non-GAAP EPS, with half of the $664B RPO converting in 36 months. Operational execution exceeded expectations: 850MW AI capacity delivered, $23B cash from operations, and significant debt reduction via $20B equity issuance.
The Campbell's Company reduced its dividend by 36% after a challenging FY2026, sending shares sharply lower and creating a potential value opportunity. CPB's Q4 earnings revealed margin compression, declining sales, and continued pressure on both the Meals & Beverages and Snacks segments, with management targeting $500M in cost savings. Despite a 4.7% dividend yield and a forward P/E of 12.39x, persistent inflation and weak outlook suggest a slow turnaround, with shares likely to remain rangebound.
MarketDesk Focused U.S. Momentum ETF (FMTM) rapidly changed gears this September, now favoring small/mid-cap companies in the Health Care sector. FMTM's TTM P/E ratio dropped from 33.99x to 25.98x in two months, reflecting significant turnover. Its overlap with SPMO is now just 1%. My momentum analysis indicate these changes were primarily driven by three-month returns, which I consider too noisy to be relevant.
Capcom earns a Buy rating, leveraging franchise strength, digital distribution, and proprietary development tools for sustained earnings growth. Revenue and operating profit are driven by both new releases and increased catalog sales, with management targeting ¥210B revenue and ¥83B operating profit by FY2027. My FY2027 estimates are ¥220B revenue and ¥90B operating income, assuming catalog expansion, paid content growth, and disciplined cost management.
PIMCO Income Strategy Fund II is rated hold, trading near NAV with a 12.5% yield but heightened leverage and evolving strategy. PFN's recent strategy shift enables direct loan origination, expanding credit flexibility but increasing exposure to illiquid and higher-risk assets. Leverage has doubled to ~31%, amplifying both return potential and downside risk, especially amid uncertain interest rate trajectories.