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CAT added to the Russell Top 50 this week and absolutely smashes it today. Increased it's dividend this month and on track to beat the s&p 500 for the fifth year.
Congrats owners and believers who held through the December/January "ATH of 500". CAT hit another ATH today of $1073. [https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/caterpillar-cat-joins-russell-top-130809825.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/caterpillar-cat-joins-russell-top-130809825.html) Raised it's dividend this month: [https://investors.caterpillar.com/news/news-details/2026/Caterpillar-Inc--Increases-Dividend/default.aspx](https://investors.caterpillar.com/news/news-details/2026/Caterpillar-Inc--Increases-Dividend/default.aspx) On track to beat the s&p 500 for 5th year. * **2025:** CAT returned roughly +60%, vastly outperforming the S&P 500’s +16.3%. * **2024:** …
If you had $10K to invest in a single stock that isn't part of the Mag 7, what would it be?
Beginner here. Bought ASTS at $6 and sold at $9 cause I needed the money a few years ago. I know nobody has a crystal ball and you shouldn't trust people online for your investments but honestly, if you invested in only the top 3-5 stocks that kept getting recommended …
Oracle(ORCL) - Just tagged multi-year support. Buying opportunity?
Draw a trend line from the lows of 2023 through all previous lows, and you can see we just tagged support again. P/e of 25 is cheap, gives a dividend, and we would be buying it 60% from its highs. Do you all think this could be a big buying …
2.5 years since the ETFs launched... and GBTC still charges 1.5% per year (6x market rate)
MVO is interesting, it's a stock that basically should likely be valued 0.14 per share, but sitting at $1.77
It represents an oil trust which has a lifespan ending today. There will likely be one more pay out of about 0.13 per share. But there's still an ask sitting there for 1.73 I guess it's just algos doing their own little thing.
[DD] Analysis on Blackberry ($BB) The market thinks it's a legacy software company. I think it's becoming critical infrastructure.
**Position:** Long BB **Disclaimer:** I own shares. This isn't financial advice. Feel free to critique When people hear Blackberry, they still think phones, keyboards and a failed turnaround. This is no longer the case. Today Blackberry is primarily: 1. QNX 2. Secure Communications After selling Cylance, the company became far …
$SRFM ripping today off Palantir news, dont sleep on this
Stock bottomed at .84 and todays up 25-30%, hit 1.30 at one point on almost 2x normal volume. Reason why isnt random tho. Wheels Up just got named launch customer for SRFM’s Enterprise BrokerOS, this is their charter software built on Palantir AIP/Foundry. 2 yr deal worth up to 12M …
Guy uses Mental Gymnastics to defend the Tariffs
Still can't give an example.
Perhaps today is a good day to buy…
Visa, Mastercard, Google, BlackRock, Coinbase, and 140+ companies are launching Open USD (OUSD), a new stablecoin built for global payments
So, a direct competitor to Tether? Thoughts?