Procore IPO – the construction tech company digitizing the outdated construction industry

Procore IPO: America’s $1.3t construction industry is currently held up by excel, paper, and pen – the tools primarily used for multi-million dollar construction projects. One company wants to change that. Procore, the cloud-based construction software provider, is expected to debut on the NYSE this morning – a year after the pandemic postponed its initial…

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3 stock market scenarios for rising inflation — one leads to a recession

Rising inflation and interest rates could be driving the stock market for the next couple of months so here’s what you need to know… American consumer prices surged to a 13-year high of 4.2% — the highest since 2008 — worrying investors over a possible rise in interest rates if inflation continues. How does this…

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Better.com, the Fast-Growing Online Mortgage Lender, Is Going Public

Some online mortgage lenders are great, but some are even ‘Better’. On May 11, Better.com – an online mortgage lender – announced a deal to go public via SPAC at a valuation of ~$7b. A child of the PropTech disruption Online mortgage lenders, drone footage of properties, home purchasing from virtual tours alone – these…

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Mining stocks are surging as rising copper prices shows no signs of slowing

Copper prices beat their previous all-time high of 2011 to a smashing $10,190 last week and mining stocks are surging. While their 2011 price surge was fueled by one country – China and its reliance on raw materials for their economic growth – this time around, the entire globe is clamoring for copper. If going…

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Solar stocks fall on semiconductor storage and rising metal prices

Everyone gets caught in the rain without an umbrella sometimes. After a shining year of growth in 2020, solar stocks have fallen from their highs with the Invesco Solar ETF ($TAN), an index fund that tracks the solar industry, down nearly 16% in the last month. The semiconductor shortage claims another casualty With help from…

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A global semiconductor shortage is impacting stocks — these are the industries impacted…

Phones. Televisions. Cars. Everything good in the world runs on semiconductors — the material that goes into making the computer chips that powers your devices. A global semiconductor shortage has led to rising prices that impacted an estimated 169 industries – with automakers being hit the hardest. Semiconductors are the 4th most-traded (important) product on…

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Pet stocks surged in 2020 – can they maintain their momentum post-COVID?

Pet ownership in the U.S. has soared nearly 13% since the beginning of the pandemic – sending the demand for pet goods/services up along with pet stocks. Signs that COVID is dragging on for too long: Those companions you bought to keep you company, are about to celebrate their first birthdays. Millennials made the pet…

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Oatly IPO comes after a massive 2020 for plant-based foods

Outside of a knack for entertainment, what do Jay-Z, Oprah, and Natalie Portman all have in common? They all had the foresight to become investors in Oatly.  On Monday, the sustainable oat milk company filed to go public – the Oatly IPO could value the company as high as $10b. Oatly IPO: There are udder…

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TuSimple Stock ($TSP): Disrupting the trucking industry with self-driving trucks

Trucking is facing a crisis – by 2028, the industry is expected to be short as many as 160,000 drivers. Enter: TuSimple. (TuSimple Stock: $TSP). The autonomous trucking startup went public last Thursday with a solution to the driver shortage – simply removing the driver from the equation with self-driving trucks.  The trucking industry is…

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