Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) is the least performing of the Magnificent 7 stocks this year, primarily due to fears of AI disruption affecting software margins. However, the company's diversified business, solid financials, and strong balance sheet offer resilience. Despite these concerns, MSFT reported 15% revenue growth and 18% EPS growth last quarter, with Azure growing by 40%.
By David Rubenstein
The Pimco Active Bond ETF (BOND) offers investors a compelling option for active fixed-income management with a strong SEC yield. Its dynamic approach is particularly well-suited for navigating uncertain interest rate environments, aiming to outperform benchmarks while mitigating risk. With historically high distribution yields and a focus on intermediate duration, BOND presents an attractive proposition for those seeking yield beyond traditional Treasuries and an actively managed portfolio.
By Mariana MazzucatoSeaport Entertainment Group Inc. (NYSE: SEG) has recently undertaken significant strategic moves, including the sale of 250 Water Street and the closure of the Tin Building, to reduce cash burn and restructure its balance sheet. These initiatives aim to place the company on a robust foundation for future success, despite a challenging quarter for investment companies like McIntyre Partnerships, which saw declines in life science tools and medical device stocks.
By Suze OrmanStock markets are experiencing volatility as escalating tensions in the Middle East drive oil prices higher and impact traditional indices like the Dow. Concurrently, the artificial intelligence sector, spearheaded by companies such as Nvidia, continues its remarkable growth, attracting significant investor interest and outperforming other market segments.
By Mariana MazzucatoMichael Saylor's company, Strategy, has made its first Bitcoin sale since 2022, offloading 32 BTC for approximately $2.5 million. This move contradicts Saylor's long-standing 'never sell' stance on Bitcoin, sparking debate despite the small amount relative to the company's total holdings. The sale comes as Strategy faces its third consecutive quarterly loss, prompting speculation about the future of its Bitcoin investment strategy.
By Robert KiyosakiThe First Eagle Overseas Fund A Shares demonstrated a 3.72% return in Q1 2026. This period was marked by significant geopolitical events, notably an attack on Iran, which caused disruptions in the global energy supply chain. Despite gold's perceived safe-haven status, it experienced a selloff, leading to investor disappointment. The fund navigated these challenges with a focus on strategic investments.
By Morgan HouselIn the first quarter of 2026, the Calamos Global Dynamic Income Fund (CGDIF) demonstrated a notable performance, with a market price return of -0.76% and a Net Asset Value (NAV) return of 2.03%. This performance surpassed its blended benchmark index, which saw a return of -0.82%. The fund's success was particularly underpinned by the resilience of global convertible securities, even as worldwide equity markets experienced a downturn.
By Strive MasiyiwaUnder the leadership of its new CEO, Greg Abel, Berkshire Hathaway has completed a significant acquisition, purchasing Taylor Morrison Homes for approximately $6.8 billion. This move signals a renewed commitment to the housing sector, an area the conglomerate has long been involved in. The deal, which offers a 24% premium to Taylor Homes' recent closing price, has been met with approval from Warren Buffett, who praised Abel's swift and seamless execution. Investors are keen to understand the implications of this strategic decision for Berkshire's future in the evolving housing market.
By Robert Kiyosaki