As humanity barrels into the future, our insatiable thirst for energy continues to grow exponentially. From powering sprawling cities to fueling cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence and electric vehicles, energy remains the lifeblood of modern civilization. The next decade promises to be a pivotal period in how we generate, store,
A share buyback program, quarterly earnings and guidance, a reverse stock split and buzz around shifting production stirred heavy message volume on Stocktwits for the week ended March 14, 2025.
Stocks staged a sharp rebound on Friday as concerns over a potential government shutdown eased after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) opted not to veto a Republican sp
Li Auto reported Q4 revenue growth of 6.1%. Vehicle sales up 5.6%, adjusted net income up 9.1%. Q1 outlook: revenue decrease of 8.7%-3.5%, vehicle deliveries up 9.5%-15.7%.
NASDAQ:LI is scoring great on several growth aspects while it also shows decent health and profitability. At the same time it remains remains attractively priced.
U.S. markets suffered a steep selloff Monday as President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, extending last week's losses and driving declines across all major sectors.
From a new BEV reveal, a supply deal, delayed quarterly reports, and unexpected leadership shakeups, these auto stocks saw the biggest jump in retail chatter on Stocktwits in the week ended Feb. 28, 2025.
These large-cap stocks were top performers last week. Heico, Xpeng, Li Auto, Lineage, Erie Indemnity, Lloyds, Unum, FICO, Masimo, Smith & Nephew, AB InBev, and Nutanix all saw significant gains.
