Monster Beverage Ends Nasdaq Streak With Strong Run
Monster Beverage has powered the Nasdaq 100 with about 52,800% gain since the 2000 tech-bubble peak, rising 30 percent this year to 140.48. The stock trades near the consensus price target of 148.60 from 15 analysts, while its high P/E ratio near Coca-Cola’s valuation keeps upside uncertain ahead of the first quarter earnings.
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SigFig investors beat small portfolios by 2.5x in 6 months
In the last half year SigFig tracking portfolios of 250000 dollars or more outperformed smaller portfolios by a factor of 2.5. This performance gap highlights the advantage of larger balance investors using SigFig services.
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How We're Performing USA's Portfolio Allocation by Risk
Data from SigFig shows America based investors tracking risk allocations with a large investor base and assets around 200 billion dollars. The page lists 5 day and 6 month averages, largest holdings, most bought and most sold items, and notes SigFig manages portfolios online for over half a million investors.
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Herbalife earnings surge aided by Ackman critique
Herbalife reported first quarter earnings far above forecasts as activist investor Bill Ackman remains a high-profile critic. Frontier Communications posted 2 cent adjusted earnings versus 4 cent expected, while Groupon warned full year revenue would miss projections due to stronger dollar and weaker billings.
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Tesla stock or long term buy now debate
Tesla is praised for cleaner energy and visionary leadership yet unlikely to be a lasting buy and hold for many investors. After hours, shares rose on a narrower loss and 54 percent revenue growth, but the company still loses money and trades at about 30 times book value, signaling high risk for long term investors.
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Google expands diversity push across hiring and programs
Google broadens its inclusive strategy with new school partnerships and hires, boosting representation among Hispanics and women. Initiatives include Diversity Core volunteering, bias workshops, Made with Code, CS First, supplier diversity, and regional camps to empower minorities and women in tech.
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