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IRSA: Positioning for a Ramblas Unlock — Tactical Long Setup

IRSA: Positioning for a Ramblas Unlock — Tactical Long Setup

<p>IRSA is a classic value/recovery setup: core real-estate assets trading at a discount while a high-profile development - Ramblas - looms as a potential catalyst that could compress the valuation gap. This idea is a tactical long with a clear entry, stop and target tuned to capture a mid-term re-rating if Ramblas progresses or is monetized.</p>

When Bookings Outpace Billings: A Mid-Term Trade on D-Wave

When Bookings Outpace Billings: A Mid-Term Trade on D-Wave

D-Wave shows enterprise demand signals—bookings and remaining performance obligations jumping into the tens of millions—while trailing revenue and losses keep the stock richly valued. This trade idea targets a mid-term (45 trading days) upside if bookings convert to recurring revenue, with strict risk controls given an eye-watering P/S and negative…

Corcept (CORT): Ride the Post-Approval Momentum — A Swing Trade Backed by Cash Flow and Market Re-rating

Corcept (CORT): Ride the Post-Approval Momentum — A Swing Trade Backed by Cash Flow and Market Re-rating

Corcept stock has ripped from its February lows and is now trading near $121 after an FDA approval and a $950M-$1.05B revenue outlook. Fundamentals show positive free cash flow and a healthy balance sheet, while technicals confirm momentum. This is a swing trade idea: enter near $120, protect at $100, and target $140 over the next 45 trading days, …

European Shares Retreat as Oil and Bond Moves Erase Weekly Gains

European Shares Retreat as Oil and Bond Moves Erase Weekly Gains

European equities ended the week on the defensive after a renewed escalation in U.S.-Iran rhetoric lifted Brent crude to a one-month high and a pronounced global bond selloff pushed long-term yields sharply higher. The Stoxx Europe 600 recorded its largest weekly decline since July 6, with markets contending with elevated oil prices, higher bond yi…

Buy the Dip: Positioning for Meta’s Next AI Re-rate

Buy the Dip: Positioning for Meta’s Next AI Re-rate

Meta is trading like a growth stock that has taken a pause: solid fundamentals (FCF $40.98B, ROE 26%), attractive absolute valuation (P/E ~20.5), and an RSI near 37. We lay out a position trade into weakness with precise entry, stop, and target, and explain the fundamental and technical case that supports a re-rate driven by AI monetization and ad …

WISeKey Appoints Alexander Hirsch as Group Chief Marketing Officer to Coordinate Global Marketing Across the Group

WISeKey Appoints Alexander Hirsch as Group Chief Marketing Officer to Coordinate Global Marketing Across the Group

WISeKey International Holding Ltd., a leader in cybersecurity and digital identity, has appointed Alexander Hirsch as Group Chief Marketing Officer. Hirsch will coordinate and accelerate global marketing and communications across WISeKey's subsidiaries as the company expands internationally in post-quantum cybersecurity, semiconductors, quantum tec…

Dollar Slumps to Three-Month Low as Treasury Buybacks and Debt Concerns Weigh

Dollar Slumps to Three-Month Low as Treasury Buybacks and Debt Concerns Weigh

The U.S. dollar closed the week near three-month lows after a broad weekly decline, pressured by sustained fiscal concerns and a surprise Treasury intervention in long-dated debt markets. A temporary rally in long-term Treasuries following increased buybacks failed to hold, and investors remained cautious amid $40 trillion-plus U.S. debt figures. E…