Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) Stock Rating: Distribute After Q3 Earnings
Occidental Petroleum generated $4.3 billion of Q3 EBITDA and cut principal debt to $10 billion, but each $1 WTI decline reduces annual pre-tax cash by about $240 million.
Occidental Petroleum generated $4.3 billion of Q3 EBITDA and cut principal debt to $10 billion, but each $1 WTI decline reduces annual pre-tax cash by about $240 million.
Significant step in externalizing the TPU business for $GOOG - $ORCL announces Google TPUs to be available through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) - Marks the first time Google TPUs will be offered on a hyperscale cloud platform outside Google. - Google TPUs on OCI will be available in calendar year 2027, ramping over a multi-year period to meet customer needs.
@GusPaschal91721 Wow $LWLG crashed from $18->$4. I was pretty negative on it, but I'm surprised it's lower than when they announced a partnership with $TSEM. and even last year. Perfect addition to my "It's all over" portfolio
@aurelius28 @vladimirdotcom I didn't follow the whole past, but I do think AI is quite bearish for aggregators like $BKNG. And AI should cause you to rethink what the actual "moat" is for some things.
*ORACLE AND CEREBRAS ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP IN STATEMENT Bagholder party. Didn't realize $CBRS has 20% short interest
*US OFFERS CONSTELLATION $5B IN FINANCING FOR NUCLEAR REACTORS Projects backed by the conditional loan commitment expected to add 1.1GW - $CEG
@ryY1436253 Pretty sure there’s a lot going on with $CBRS from IPO lockups. But the chart looks like this so it passes
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