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Iovance Biotherapeutics (NasdaqGM: IOVA) received conditional approval in Australia for Amtagvi, its T-cell therapy for advanced melanoma. The Therapeutic Goods Administration decision marks the third marketing authorization for Amtagvi after the US and Canada. Amtagvi becomes the first approved solid tumor T-cell therapy in the Australian market and is supported by an Australian treatment center. Iovance Biotherapeutics focuses on cell therapies that use a patient's own T cells to target...

The Morning Bull - US Market Morning Update Wednesday, Jun, 24 2026 US stock futures are pointing lower this morning, with E mini S&P 500 contracts down about 1.5% and Nasdaq 100 futures off roughly 2.8%, as investors weigh weaker global growth signals against a firm interest rate backdrop. Across Europe, key business surveys such as the Euro Area composite PMI sit below 50 at 49.5, which means private sector activity is still shrinking, while UK services have slipped further into contraction...

Quantum computing has moved from theory to policy priority, and the latest US executive orders on quantum adoption and quantum-resistant encryption put that shift in sharp focus. With plans for a national lab-based quantum computer by 2028, plus federal grants and funding streams tied to the CHIPS and Science Act, stocks exposed to this news, such as D-Wave Quantum, are firmly on investors’ radar. This article walks through 3 stocks from our Quantum Computing Stocks With US Government Growth...

In June 2026, ZenaTech, Inc. unveiled Zoo Office, an AI-powered unified productivity platform intended to become the core foundation and brand for its Enterprise SaaS ecosystem, initially rolling out via a private beta targeting small and medium-sized businesses. The Zoo Office roadmap is distinctive because it aims to combine agentic AI, core productivity tools, and industry-specific applications into a single connected platform that reduces subscription sprawl and fragmented workflows. We...

Violent swings in US Treasury yields are rippling across markets, reshaping funding costs, bond valuations, and liquidity for companies that lean heavily on government debt markets. When borrowing costs jump and trading conditions turn choppy, some stocks can struggle with squeezed margins, pressured client activity, or balance sheets that are more exposed than they look at first glance. This article focuses on the risks, not the potential winners. It does this by breaking down 3 stocks from...

One broker sees substantial upside in the Virtuix stock price, but the forecast depends on military adoption, stronger demand and future funding discipline.

Geopolitical tension around Chinese tech companies such as Alibaba is pushing some investors to look more closely at US listed technology stocks with limited ties to China. Blacklists, legal disputes and the risk of fresh restrictions can quickly change sentiment toward whole regions, not just single companies. That is where a focused screener on US listed technology stocks without apparent China exposure comes in. It can help you concentrate on businesses whose core story is less tied to...

The new Quest-compatible system strengthens the consumer thesis, but investors will be watching conversion closely.

The Dallas Fed’s research on oil shock resilience suggests U.S. markets may now react very differently to the kind of supply disruption that once rattled portfolios. With oil expenditures at roughly 3% of GDP and the U.S. positioned as a net exporter, companies tied to domestic energy advantages can see their risk profile change when global supply is strained. This article looks at three U.S. Oil Resilience Stocks Leveraging Domestic Energy Advantages that are closely exposed to this theme,...

On June 12, 2026, JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. announced an annual cash dividend of US$1.48 per share, with an ex-dividend and record date of June 22, 2026, and payment scheduled for July 9, 2026. This marks a meaningful cash return to shareholders and may influence how investors assess JinkoSolar’s balance between funding growth and distributing capital. Next, we’ll examine how this new US$1.48 annual dividend interacts with JinkoSolar’s earnings outlook and capital allocation...

Bandwidth (NasdaqGS:BAND) has launched Bandwidth Build, a platform that lets AI agents and developers autonomously provision and launch communications services. The new offering expands Bandwidth’s Communications Cloud into the agentic and AI developer ecosystem. The launch is framed by the company as a material step in its mission-critical communications infrastructure and AI-focused product roadmap. For investors tracking Bandwidth at a current share price of $52.73, the launch of...

After a sharp pullback in AI and tech stocks, many investors are rethinking how much of their portfolio is tied to crowded growth stories and how much sits in steadier, income paying value ideas. With concerns about high valuations, rising debt for large tech projects, and the possibility of higher interest rates, attention is turning to companies with lower P/E and P/B ratios, stronger balance sheets, and regular dividends. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Value Stocks screener that...

MSCI is reviewing Indonesia's classification in its equity indexes, with a potential downgrade from emerging market to frontier market status. The review is linked to concerns over transparency and governance in Indonesia's capital markets. A downgrade could prompt changes in index-tracking capital flows and investment mandates tied to MSCI benchmarks. MSCI (NYSE:MSCI), a core index provider for global equity investors, sits at the center of this story as it weighs Indonesia's market status...

SuperX AI Technology (SUPX) has posted a tough H1 2026, with total revenue of US$5.7 million and a trailing twelve month loss of US$90.9 million, equal to EPS of US$3.76 on the same basis. The company has seen revenue move from US$0.7 million in H1 2025 to US$2.9 million in H2 2025 and then to US$5.7 million on a trailing basis. EPS shifted from a loss of US$0.47 in H1 2025 to a loss of US$0.88 in H2 2025 and then to a deeper trailing twelve month loss, leaving margins under clear pressure...

Outdoor Holding (NasdaqCM:POWW) just wrapped up FY 2026 with Q4 revenue of US$13.9 million and a basic EPS loss of US$0.03, while trailing twelve month figures show revenue of US$51.1 million and a basic EPS loss of US$0.07. Over recent quarters the company has seen revenue move from US$11.9 million and a basic EPS loss of US$0.06 in Q1 2026, to basic EPS of US$0.01 in Q3, before landing at these latest Q4 levels, creating a mixed picture on profitability and margins. See our full analysis...

Technology stocks have been under pressure after a sharp pullback in the AI trade, with chipmakers and high growth names seeing some of the heaviest selling. When momentum in one corner of the market cools, attention often turns to companies with lower P/E and P/B ratios, steadier dividends, and stronger balance sheets. This article looks at how that shift in sentiment intersects with a group of larger value stocks that could be influenced by the recent tech sell off. Ahead, you will see...

We'd be surprised if Omada Health, Inc. ( NASDAQ:OMDA ) shareholders haven't noticed that the Co-Founder, Sean Duffy...

With inflation pressures still in focus and the Federal Reserve keeping a firm tone on interest rates, financial stocks are back under the spotlight. Higher-for-longer policy settings can reshape funding costs, loan demand, and investment income for banks and insurance companies, but the impact is far from uniform. Some stocks from our Financials screener appear better positioned for this backdrop, while others may face more of a grind. This article unpacks three stocks from that list, all...

Western governments are recommitting money and equipment to Ukraine, and that fresh focus on military support is rippling through defense and aerospace stocks. For investors, the question is whether this mix of new aid packages, potential Patriot missile decisions, and increased funding for drone warfare creates opportunity or added risk. This article looks at how the G7 statement, the US$8b US aid bill, and rising interest in Ukrainian military technology may affect parts of the sector. It...

Over the last 7 days, the United States market has experienced a 1.8% decline, yet it remains up by 23% over the past year with anticipated earnings growth of 19% per annum in the coming years. In this environment, identifying stocks that are potentially undervalued can offer intriguing opportunities for investors seeking to capitalize on discrepancies between current market prices and intrinsic value estimates.

In the past week, the United States market has experienced a 1.8% decline, though it has shown robust growth of 23% over the past year, with earnings projected to increase by 19% annually in the coming years. In this dynamic environment, identifying dividend stocks with strong yields can offer investors a reliable income stream and potential for capital appreciation amidst fluctuating market conditions.

Recent commentary in June 2026 highlighted how Atkore Inc. could benefit from rising investment in data centers, electrical networks and renewable power infrastructure tied to artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Analysts and commentators emphasized that Atkore’s emphasis on higher-value electrical products and potential share gains from reduced steel conduit imports may strengthen its position in these expanding markets. We’ll now explore how growing AI-driven data center demand...

Global markets have been shaken by a sharp tech-led selloff, with double-digit falls in South Korea’s Kospi and steep drops across European chip stocks and U.S. semiconductor giants. When fast-growing sectors are under pressure, investors often look more closely at companies with steadier cash flows, stronger balance sheets, and consistent dividends. This is where a Defensive Value Stocks screener can help by focusing attention on stocks that may offer some resilience during volatility...

Global tech stocks are under pressure after sharp sell-offs in Asian markets and renewed doubts about how sustainable the AI boom really is. When fast growing sectors stumble, many investors look more closely at companies in areas like consumer staples, utilities, and healthcare that pay consistent dividends and can sometimes behave differently to high growth tech stocks. This article focuses on three dividend stocks from the Defensive Dividend Stocks screener that appear closely linked to...