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U.S. regulator unveils proposed rule to accelerate LNG export projects

U.S. regulator unveils proposed rule to accelerate LNG export projects

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has proposed updating its safety framework for liquefied natural gas facilities to incorporate National Fire Protection Association standards and enable adoption of newer technologies. The move, backed by the Transportation Secretary, is intended to speed project delivery, lower costs and i…

Information Overload: A Packed 24 Hours for Markets as Central Banks, Tech Earnings and Geopolitics Collide

Information Overload: A Packed 24 Hours for Markets as Central Banks, Tech Earnings and Geopolitics Collide

Markets face a concentrated slate of events within the next 24 hours, including a likely 'hawkish hold' from the Federal Reserve, a possible rate rise from the Bank of Canada, big tech earnings from Microsoft and Alphabet, and Britain’s annual budget. Optimism in AI stocks and a sharp move higher in SK Hynix contrast with rising Brent crude above $…

Siemens Energy: Buy the Rebound After the Recent Drawdown

Siemens Energy: Buy the Rebound After the Recent Drawdown

Siemens Energy has been punished by a wave of investor risk-off and skepticism around project execution. The sell-off has created an actionable long opportunity: operational headline risk appears priced in while energy-transition tailwinds (grid upgrades, hydrogen, and service contracts) remain intact. This trade pairs a measured entry with a tight…

Michigan Senate Contest Tests Impact of Identity Attacks and Progressive Agenda

Michigan Senate Contest Tests Impact of Identity Attacks and Progressive Agenda

Michigan’s closely contested open U.S. Senate race has become a focal point for both the balance of power in the Senate and a referendum on campaign tactics that target a candidate’s religion alongside debates over progressive policy priorities. Republican Mike Rogers has sought to link Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to Islamist extremism and to cast his …

Gentex: Lean Cash Engine, Cheap Multiple - A Mid-Term Long Idea

Gentex: Lean Cash Engine, Cheap Multiple - A Mid-Term Long Idea

Gentex is trading below its moving averages after a pullback, but the business still converts big revenue into free cash flow. With FY guidance of $2.5B and 2027 targets of $2.8-2.9B, a low TEV/EBITDA and a healthy dividend, Gentex looks attractive for a mid-term long trade into recovery in automotive content and contract wins.

Buy the Brazil Panic: MercadoLibre as a High-Conviction Dip Trade

Buy the Brazil Panic: MercadoLibre as a High-Conviction Dip Trade

Market panic after Brazil's political surprise left MercadoLibre down sharply relative to fundamentals. The company still generates meaningful free cash flow, maintains sizable GMV growth, and commands marketplace + fintech leadership across Latin America. I lay out an actionable long trade with entry, stop, targets, catalysts and risk framing.

Intapp Pullback Is a Buying Window - Q3 Beat, ARR Momentum Intact

Intapp Pullback Is a Buying Window - Q3 Beat, ARR Momentum Intact

Intapp reported Q3 revenue of $161.26M and EPS of $0.44, with cloud ARR at $515.3M and total ARR of $607.1M. The stock pulled back from recent highs; the combination of durable ARR growth, improving subscription mix, and positive free cash flow supports a mid-term long trade. Entry $42.99, stop $36.00, target $55.00, horizon 45 trading days.

Who Could Lead Serbia Next: Profiles of the Student Movement’s Top Picks

Who Could Lead Serbia Next: Profiles of the Student Movement’s Top Picks

A student-led movement toppled Aleksandar Vucic in a historic snap election, leaving Serbia to form a new government and name a prime minister and key ministers. The student movement’s list includes a former central bank governor, a cardiologist-academic, a celebrated ex-basketball captain, and a chemistry professor — each a high-profile candidate …

Buy CAKE on the Q3 Traffic Surge — Upgrade to Long

Buy CAKE on the Q3 Traffic Surge — Upgrade to Long

Cheesecake Factory just reported a clear beat across revenue and comps with restaurant-level margins near 20% and accelerating traffic. The business is generating strong free cash flow while the market is starting to re-rate the stock; I’m upgrading CAKE to a long trade with a defined entry, stop and target for a 180-trading-day horizon.

Ooma: Undervalued Cloud-Communications Growth with Cash-Flow Optionality

Ooma: Undervalued Cloud-Communications Growth with Cash-Flow Optionality

Ooma trades at a reasonable EV vs. its free cash flow profile and sits below its 52-week high while macro tailwinds for cloud communications and smart security remain intact. We like Ooma on a long-term (180 trading days) horizon with a clear entry at $20.09, a $28 target and a $16 stop — a trade that balances growth optionality, cash generation an…

BofA Sticks With Three Buy-Rated European Industrials Amid Recent Sell-Off

BofA Sticks With Three Buy-Rated European Industrials Amid Recent Sell-Off

Bank of America is maintaining Buy recommendations on three European industrial names — Siemens Energy, Prysmian and Schneider Electric — saying recent market weakness has pushed valuations to levels that appear to reflect unduly negative scenarios. The bank points to ongoing demand strength across electricity markets, data centers and electrificat…

Generation Z Drives a New Wave of European Protests as Youth Grievances Coalesce

Generation Z Drives a New Wave of European Protests as Youth Grievances Coalesce

Young people across Europe, many from Generation Z, have taken to the streets to demand better schools, more economic opportunity, action on the rising cost of living, housing relief and accountability from political leaders. Protests have ranged from peaceful sit-ins to episodes of violence and property damage, and in Serbia sustained student-led …

Arcadis Posts 14% Rise in Q3 Operating EBITA, Reiterates 2026 Guidance

Arcadis Posts 14% Rise in Q3 Operating EBITA, Reiterates 2026 Guidance

Arcadis N.V. reported operating EBITA of €124 million for the third quarter of 2026, a 14% increase that beat the consensus of €115 million by 8%. Organic net revenue growth accelerated to 4.3% in Q3, supported by Energy & Water, major transportation programs and improved Industrial Manufacturing & Technology results. Margin expansion, stronger ord…

Alibaba at $100: Buy the Dip, Not the Despair

Alibaba at $100: Buy the Dip, Not the Despair

Alibaba is trading near $100, a level that prices in the worst-case scenario for China commerce. Fundamentals — market cap $249.3B, P/E ~22x, 2026 revenue growth forecasts >14% and consensus earnings acceleration — plus an oversold technical setup (RSI ~31) create a tactical long opportunity. Trade plan: enter $100.23, stop $91.50, target $130.00, …