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Analysis-US corporate AI debt surge tests investor limits as fatigue emerges
Reuters34d agobullish
Analysis-US corporate AI debt surge tests investor limits as fatigue emerges

The wave of debt issuance funding the artificial-intelligence buildout is testing the limits of investor demand, with some large bond buyers warning that the market is showing signs of indigestion. While fund managers remain comfortable with the credit quality of companies such as Amazon and Alphabet, Google's parent company, ‌they are increasingly demanding higher yields to accommodate the flood of issuance. "You've started ‌to see the indigestion show up in tech spreads in particular," said Neil Sutherland, head of U.S. fixed income at Schroders.

Marvell gives Google option to buy $12.2 billion stake in custom chip deal
Reuters36d agobullish
Marvell gives Google option to buy $12.2 billion stake in custom chip deal

Marvell Technology said on Wednesday it has issued ‌Alphabet's Google a warrant to ‌buy a stake worth about $12.18 billion as ​part of a deal to help develop custom chips for the search giant. Shares of the custom chipmaker jumped ‌more than ⁠11% in premarket trading, while larger rival Broadcom was ⁠down over 3%. Demand for custom chips such as Google's tensor processing units (TPUs), ​used for ​AI workloads, ​has surged in ‌recent years as businesses seek alternatives to Nvidia's pricey graphics processors.

Earnings Are Beating Wall Street’s Boldest Expectations. What Comes Next.
Barrons.com44d agobullish
Earnings Are Beating Wall Street’s Boldest Expectations. What Comes Next.

There’s an elegant simplicity to one of the central tenets in gauging the health of the stock market and the companies that comprise its benchmark indexes: figuring out what’s in the till at the end of the day. Profit remains the most important measure of stock market health—and Corporate America is raking it in. “The greatest force behind stock markets right now is earnings, which is helping to overshadow concerns about Iran, inflation and AI [capital expenditure] spending viability,” said Dennis Follmer, chief investment officer, at Montis Financial in Waltham, Mass., to Barron’s. “Earnings have been an absolute freight train driving this market higher.”