**↗️** **Boeing (BA)**: The world's biggest aerospace company said it would plead guilty to misleading air-safety regulators in the run-up to two deadly 737 MAX crashes. Boeing stock pared early gains.
For CrowdStrike, the timing could hardly be worse. CrowdStrike Chief Executive George Kurtz said the issue has been “identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed” and added that it was not caused by a “security incident” or cyberattack. CrowdStrike is one of the most favored stocks in cybersecurity, with buy ratings from 88% of analysts compared to 69% for Palo Alto Networks—the largest pure-play cyber company by annual revenue.
Universa’s Mark Spitznagel, who has made billions from past crashes, sees a last hurrah for stocks before a severe reckoning.
Although Buffett oversees a 44-stock, $416 billion portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway, three-quarters of invested assets have been put to work in five brand-name, time-tested businesses.
Wading in for bargains right now is not the way to go, says Goldman Sachs’ tactical strategist Scott Rubner, who offers seasonal caution.
"We reiterate our Buy rating on NVDA as the meeting reinforced our belief in the sustainability of the ongoing Gen AI spending cycle," Goldman said.
Taxing unrealized capital gains could negatively hurt markets, explains one of former President Donald Trump's economic advisers Stephen Moore.
One sector has been a major market laggard recently, but it could be set to turn around.
The age of chief executives on this list ranges from their late 70s to early 90s.
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