Cambium Networks Stock Bullish on Record Results & 5G Rollout
Cambium Networks Corp (NASDAQ:CMBM) is an excellent 5G stock that has made huge gains over the last year. Thanks to record financial results, robust product offerings, and the ongoing rollout of 5G networks, CMBM stock has lots of room to run.
Cambium.
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A Good Opportunity Under Biden
In the initial few months of the Joe Biden administration, we saw several major themes emerge. One top focus is the green energy space after the U.S. rejoined the Paris Agreement on climate and established green policies to move toward carbon neutrality.
The push to achieve.
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Valens Stock Bullish on Raft of Positive News
Valens Company Inc (TSE:VLNS, OTCMKTS:VLNCF) has, in just a few short months, turned into one of the most compelling, exciting marijuana stocks. Most investors aren't familiar with Valens, but that should change soon.
In addition to reporting solid first-quarter results, the Canadian company has announced that it has expanded its.
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The Dollar moved broadly higher in N.Y. on Friday, taking the DXY to highs of the week at 90.61. The index opened near 90.30, and had bottomed at 89.96. Treasury yields formed up some into the weekend, with position squaring following a week of significant yields drops driving the bond market. Incoming data was light, with the University of Michigan consumer sentiment on tap, which improved more than expected, and improved USD sentiment. Wall Street was narrowly mixed through the session, with investors perhaps remaining sidelined ahead of the FOMC meeting, and a heavy U.S.
The dollar lifted out of lows after yesterday tracking the sharp drop in longer-dated Treasury yields. The DXY dollar index recouped a large part of yesterday's decline in posting an intraday high at 90.22, having earlier printed a two-day low at 89.96. EUR-USD dropped back to the mid 1.2100s after earlier carving out a two-day high at 1.2196. The ebb in the pairing was the product of a broadly, albeit moderate, decline in the euro concurrent with a broad firming in the dollar, which has lifted out of lows.
The dollar has traded softer so far today, tracking an extended decline in longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields, which has seen the 10-year T-note yield hit a fresh three-month lows under 1.440%, which is nearly 10 bp down on yesterday's peak. The magnitude of the greenback's declines has been limited, though enough to see two-day lows versus the euro and pound, and a four-day low in the case of the Australian dollar. The U.S. currency has, meanwhile, remained within yesterday's ranges against the yen and Canadian dollar, among other currencies.
Traders rotated back into the Nasdaq Composite as it outperformed the Dow Jones. Inflation expectations and Treasury yields are falling ahead of the highly-anticipated Fed. Highlights next week inc...
According to the CFTC Commitments of Traders report for the week ended June 8, NET LENGTH for crude oil futures jumped +19 202 contracts to 510 499 for the week. Speculative long position rose +18 717 contracts, while shorts dropped -485 contracts. For refined oil products, NET LENGTH for heating oil fell -1 617 contracts […]
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Wheelhouse Chief Investment Officer Ann Berry and Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle discuss what stocks to invest in amid inflation concerns.
Reddit investors demand more transparency and a level playing field on trading; former SEC defense attorney Lisa Braganca weighs in on efforts to change rules that favor 'large institutional players.'
The Malaysia stock market has finished lower in back-to-back sessions, slipping more than 8 points or 0.5 percent along the way. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index now sits just beneath the 1,580-point plateau although it may stop the bleeding on Friday.
The South Korea stock market on Thursday snapped the two-day slide in which it had stumbled more than 35 points or 1.1 percent. The KOSPI sits just beneath the 3,225-point plateau and it may add to its winnings on Friday.
The Canadian stock market ended higher on Friday, extending gains from the previous session, as optimism about global economic recovery and higher energy prices underpinned sentiment.
Leaders from the club of wealthy nations were set to announce a series of measures to counter China’s influence, tackle climate change and beat back the Covid-19 pandemic as their first face-to-face meeting in nearly two years draws to a close.
Businesses around the world need chips but can’t find them. Making matters worse is that the typical problem solvers—chip brokers and middlemen—find themselves in some cases just as empty-handed.
Workers are deciding to take on new jobs and careers as the economy rebounds, spurning a return to business as usual. Some are burned out from extra pandemic workloads and stress, while others prefer the flexibility of remote work.
With stock markets at an all-time high, housing prices soaring, and wages boosted, the hosts of the Keiser Report wonder how much money-printing the US is destined to endure. Read Full Article at RT.com
The leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US have convened in England to discuss some of the world’s most pressing issues. Read Full Article at RT.com
American corporations want to work in Russia, but US policies towards Moscow prevent them from doing business and force them to make way for rivals, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Read Full Article at RT.com
Video from the flight showed a violent confrontation involving several people wrestling a man to the floor as someone said: “Get him down. Keep him down.”
As automakers including Ford and GM invest heavily in electric vehicles to catch Tesla, dealerships enter the EV future, and business models being tested.
The home improvement retailer is one of many companies facing supply chain challenges and trying to find creative solutions to keep merchandise in stock.
Virgin Orbit is in talks on a deal with NextGen Acquisition II, a special purpose acquisition company led by former Goldman Sachs partner George Mattson.
Kitty Hawk, the air taxi company backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, is buying what’s left of one-time DJI competitor 3D Robotics. As part of the acquisition, 3D Robotics co-founder Chris Anderson will become Kitty Hawk’s chief operating officer.
The acquisition was first reported by Forbes, which published a detailed look at the current state of Kitty Hawk and its new focus on developing a remote-piloted electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft on Friday.
Anderson will serve under CEO Sebastian Thrun, a former Google executive who founded the company’s self-driving car project (before it became standalone company Waymo) and launched its famous “X” moonshot division.
This is impressive, but it won’t help me get around town.
During the iOS portion of Apple’s WWDC keynote, it showed some amazing demos of 3D cities and AR transit directions, but amid all the beautiful features there were a few things missing from the stage and Apple’s iOS 15 feature list. Namely, some basic navigation tools that would let me get around easier.
Since Apple seems to be focusing a lot on Maps (it got stage time at last year’s keynote, too), perhaps they’re also taking requests? Here’s my wishlist.
Don’t forget, you’re here forever.
Offline Maps
Without a cellular signal or Wi-Fi, Apple Maps turns into a brick — you can’t search for locations, find routes, or do anything useful. This is, to put it lightly, a bit of a problem for a navigation app that’s been...
With stock markets at an all-time high, housing prices soaring, and wages boosted, the hosts of the Keiser Report wonder how much money-printing the US is destined to endure. 
The leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US have convened in England to discuss some of the world’s most pressing issues. 
American corporations want to work in Russia, but US policies towards Moscow prevent them from doing business and force them to make way for rivals, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin. 
