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Fear & Greed Index shows no change in market sentiment on Monday, with most stocks recording losses last week. It measures current market sentiment based on 7 indicators, with 0 representing maximum fear and 100 signaling extreme greed.
Read original at benzingaApplied Optoelectronics announced a new $600 million at-the-market (ATM) share offering, causing its stock to plunge nearly 14% on Monday. This is the company's second major capital raise in 2026, following a $250 million offering in February that was upsized to $500 million. While the offering itself isn't highly dilutive given the company's $9.1 billion market cap, investors are concerned about repeated equity offerings and the company's pattern of fully utilizing its allotments.
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Read original at edgarUS equities mixed as tech stocks drag Nasdaq 100 lower, Trump escalates trade fight with Canada, and Fed Chair Warsh speaks at Jackson Hole.
Read original at benzingaApplied Digital (APLD), an AI data center company trading near $30, shows impressive 407% revenue growth but remains unprofitable. While the company benefits from surging AI demand with projected 127% revenue growth in FY 2028, its lack of profitability and high valuation of 13x sales present significant risks. The stock's performance is heavily tied to AI market sentiment, making it volatile and potentially riskier than other AI investments.
Read original at the-motley-foolApplied Digital and TeraWulf are competing AI data center stocks benefiting from the AI boom. Applied Digital has more contracted power capacity (1.4 gigawatts vs. 839 megawatts), a larger pipeline (3 gigawatts vs. 2.1 gigawatts), higher revenue, and lower losses. Despite these advantages, both companies have similar market caps (~$7.8-7.9 billion), making Applied Digital the better value pick for investors.
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