The U.S. Puts New Restrictions on China’s Semiconductors
The U.S.’s new restrictions on China’s semiconductors could end up making the Middle Kingdom even fiercer as a global technology competitor.
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The Bleeding Edge is the only free newsletter that features investing insights from editor Colin Tedards. Here, Colin will share what he's watching in the market and which stocks you'll want on your radar.
The Average Investor Has to Wait Decades to Retire
Not so long ago, retiring with a comfortable nest egg took some time, but it wasn’t impossible.
These Tech Stocks Are Historically Undervalued
Looking a few years in the future, I’m virtually certain that all these companies will be trading multiples higher from today’s level. If we’re comfortable weathering the current volatility, this list could be a great resource for long-term investors.
First Space Civilian Dennis Tito Books Return Trip to the Moon
After successfully becoming the first civilian to make it into Earth’s orbit and tour the International Space Station, Dennis Tito has booked a new trip around the moon for he and his wife. The transportation method? A SpaceX Starship rocket…
Intel Seeks Significantly Lower $16 Billion Mobileye Valuation
Just days after announcing its plan to spin out Mobileye at a $50 billion valuation, Intel dropped its valuation target to just $16 billion – barely more than what it paid for the semiconductor company back in 2017. But even that is looking unrealistic…
The Benefit of Apartment REITs in an Inflationary Environment
Rising rents in inflationary environments is why apartment costs—for owners— usually rise at a lower rate or may not change at all. And that spells greater profitability for property owners like REITs.
Boston University Creates a Controversial COVID Strain
Boston University has been conducting research on a chimeric strain of the COVID-19 virus, combining different strains to create a more-lethal version in their laboratory. The research is reckless at best… and malicious at worst.