Special Report
Jackson Hole: From Volcker Taming Inflation in 1982 to Powell Navigating Risks in 2025
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, originally a vacation town known for its cowboy culture, has gained international prominence since 1982 as the host of the annual global central banking conference. It has become a key venue for observing the direction of monetary policy worldwide.
Cipher Mining: The Transformation from Bitcoin Miners to Hashrate Infrastructure
In 2020, an obscure Texas-based computing power company emerged: Cipher Mining. Backed by the North American presence of mining giant Bitmain, Cipher Mining quickly went public via a SPAC. Many initially anticipated its ability to build a nearly unbeatable moat around energy costs by leveraging
Bullish to go public: the first batch of cryptocurrency stocks in the first year of compliance
Bullish's IPO application comes at a crucial time. The US Congress is in a critical window for digital asset legislation, and the advancement of the CLARITY Act is seen as a sign that the crypto industry has officially entered the "Year of Compliance." Over the past few years, the US Securities and
American Water Works: Long-Term Growth and Defensive Value from a Dividend King
American Water Works is a regulated public utility company with water and electric subsidiaries in California. It also provides water supply and wastewater treatment services to many military bases across the United States through long-term contracts. The current dividend yield is approximately 2.7%
Here are five consumer staples leaders that investors should care about
Sometimes, Wall Street can be overly pessimistic about high-quality companies that are temporarily in trouble, and this can create opportunities for dividend investors. Although some industry sectors have long been home to leading companies with stable operations, market sentiment always fluctua
Salesforce: AI, SaaS, and long-term value
The SaaS model is usually understood as a "software subscription system", but in Salesforce's business practices, its revenue structure and customer binding strategy are more diverse and systematic. The company's core business is based on "modular stacking" and "customer data locking", and mainl
Apple: Winning Wall Street's $3 trillion market value with "no story"
As all the tech giants scramble to tell AI stories and restructure their valuations, Apple's performance seems particularly "boring": The iPhone has not undergone any qualitative upgrade, Mac and iPad have declined for several consecutive quarters, and revenue for the entire year of 2024 is expecte
These Facts Confirm AMD Is Still Not the Next Nvidia
Fueled by a surge of capital into artificial intelligence infrastructure, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has become one of the most closely watched AI-related stocks over the past year. As its AI GPU lineup gradually comes to market, investors have at times viewed AMD as a viable challenger to NVIDIA’
The Biggest Trap Investors Are Falling Into
In recent years, the appeal of the private market, including private equity and private credit, has been steadily rising, transforming from a niche investment into a key component of mainstream portfolios. By 2025, the global private market will manage over $13 trillion in assets, a significant incr
In Q2 2025, Amazon posted revenue of $167.7 billion and net profit of $18.2 billion, both beating market estimates. However, AWS’s 17.5% growth rate trailed Microsoft Azure’s 39% and Google Cloud’s 32%, raising investor concerns and leading to an 8.27% drop in Amazon’s after-hours stock price. From
Fed Expected to Stay on Hold This Week — Real Shift May Arrive in September
Following months of mixed signals—persistent inflation flare-ups and signs of cooling economic growth—the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is set to convene its policy meeting to decide the next step for the federal funds rate.
The Feasibility of Trading Black Swan Events with Options
The Feasibility of Trading Black Swan Events with Options
