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Palantir's Q2 2026 was genuinely extraordinary: revenue of $1.935 billion grew 93% year over year, US commercial revenue grew 149%, and the company raised full-year guidance to roughly $8.15 billion, about 82% growth. That part of the story is real and it is the reason to be interested.Read more

Catalysts The main catalyst for PetroTal is the restart of drilling at the Bretaña field. Production has fallen heavily over the last year.Read more

After a shaky year, Sanyo Trading looks to be finding its footing again as demand for everyday supplies and a big biomass project lift its Sustainability business. A lost contract still weighs on its Life Science arm, but signs point to improving momentum later in the year and a return to stronger growth if its longer-term initiatives land.Read more

Robo.ai’s share price has started to look less like a wild gamble and more like a steady uptrend, with buyers still defending the long-term line in the sand. The big question now is whether it can push through a stubborn ceiling and spark the next leg higher—or slip back into a sharper selloff.Read more

NVIDIA Corporation is not just another semiconductor company — it is the foundational infrastructure layer upon which the entire AI economy is being built. But even the best companies can be overbought.Read more

A2Gold is betting big on new drill results in Nevada, where its main property already shows a large near-surface gold and silver system but still has plenty of ground left to test. A newly bought nearby district adds past-producing silver, early signs of gold and antimony, and a major miner as a supportive shareholder—along with the big question of whether any of it can become a real mine.Read more

Why I own MSCI 1. Exceptional business model MSCI sells indexes, data, analytics and investment tools to asset managers, institutional investors, banks, insurers and other financial institutions.Read more

Japan Elevator Service keeps growing even as more of its work shifts toward upgrades, and it says it’s holding up profits through better pricing and productivity. The company is also hiring more salespeople to win more maintenance customers, but the stock already assumes a lot goes right.Read more

Cisco (CSCO) is executing the corporate sector’s largest enterprise-wide AI deployment to date, issuing personalized, task-executing AI agents to all ~90,000 employees starting in its FY2027 (launching late July/August 2026) 1 2. The rollout transitions Cisco from experimental pilot programs to standardized, autonomous agentic workflows across sales, engineering, finance, legal, and customer support 1 2 3.Read more