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Rocket Lab Just Signed the Biggest Commercial Electron Deal in Its History. Its Launch Backlog Now Tops 100.

One customer just booked Electron rides through 2031. Does this make the stock a buy?

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Should You Buy Intel Stock as Its Foundry Turnaround Takes Shape?

Intel's foundry business may turn a profit in the near future.

  • Intel stock surged 220% in 2026 due to high CPU demand and foundry confidence.
  • Q2 revenue hit $16 billion, gross margin expanded to 40.4%.
  • Foundry division generated $6 billion, surpassing target by 25%, despite $2.1B loss.

La estrategia 'cripto' que da rendimientos de hasta el 10%

El 'staking' está ganando popularidad y consiste en bloquear criptos en una cartera para apoyar la validación de las transacciones. Leer

  • Crypto staking involves locking up cryptocurrencies to support network validation.
  • Annualized reward rates for major protocols range between 3% and 10%.
  • Investors must consider both reward and market risk when evaluating staking returns.

Gran Ganga, soy de Teherán...

En los 80, en plena Movida madrileña, Almodóvar y McNamara, cantaban (o algo así) "Gran Ganga, Gran Ganga, soy de Teherán", canción que por su castizo mensaje fue incluida en "Laberinto de pasiones"…

Iran Is Losing Some of Its Leverage Over the Strait of Hormuz

The flow of crude from the Persian Gulf has recovered to near-prewar levels, but the latest data shows that much of the oil is reaching markets through routes and shipping arrangements that did not…

  • Iran's share of crude passing through Strait of Hormuz fell to 40% in September.
  • Refinery bottleneck causes global diesel price surges despite increased crude levels.
  • Iran's leverage over strait appears to have weakened with US protection of shipping.

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