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This stock I have held on to throughout its mainly downward journey in stock price. It’s management appear to have made bold & generally bad decisions.Read more

Next 6-12 months: Global economic slowdown: A recession in key markets (US, Europe) could reduce IT spending. Best case scenario revenue can grow 10% YoY max, given forecast recently of 4% growth.Read more

Super Micro Computer rides the surge in demand for the powerful servers that run modern AI, helped by new products, bigger factories, and deep ties in the data‑center supply chain. But crowded competition and potential supply hiccups could make it harder to keep growing as fast as the market expects.Read more

Suncorp sheds its banking arm and doubles down on insurance, leaving it with a cleaner focus and more room to write new policies. The catch is that natural disasters, rising costs, and tough competition can swing results—so the real question is whether the slimmed-down insurer can grow without taking on new headaches.Read more

Introducing Visa Enjoying an endless paved road of exposure to new innovation, industry disruption and hype on both sides of the marketplace, Visa's inevitable growth will continue as society unrelentingly marches into a digital future. Visa tends to focus on reliability, security and broad acceptance of their payments platform.Read more

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Overview VGRO is a diversified, low-cost ETF designed for long-term growth. It holds a mix of Canadian, U.S., and international equities , along with some fixed-income assets to provide stability.Read more

Subsea 7 looks quiet in the near term, but the story may turn as new contract wins and an updated business plan come into view around early summer. A large cash return to shareholders adds a cushion, while upcoming results and regulatory news could reshape expectations.Read more

Bank of America looks set to benefit as customers keep shifting money toward big, trusted banks and more banking moves to the phone instead of the branch. The bigger question is whether interest rates and Warren Buffett’s steady selling help unlock a turnaround—or spark new worries about what’s ahead.Read more