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Galaxy Digital’s isolated testnet was breached with under $10K lost. Client funds, data, and production systems remained secure throughout the incident.
Bitcoin fell 2.2% and stock futures dropped over 1% after Trump’s Iran address offered no path to peace. Oil surged past $106 as markets sold off sharply.
Western Digital (WDC) surges 11% after Bernstein upgrade to $340 target, calling recent TurboQuant-driven selloff overdone and forecasting strong growth.
Stanley Druckenmiller significantly increased his Alphabet and Amazon stakes in Q4 2025 as cloud revenue surged and valuations reached historic discount levels.
Alphabet (GOOGL) sees bullish price targets from Needham ($400) and Wells Fargo ($397) as CLO Walker sells $2.48M in stock. Latest analyst views inside.
Microsoft (MSFT) gets Buy rating from Benchmark with $450 target after 23% drop. Analyst highlights AI data edge, OpenAI stake worth $227B, justified capex.
Rivian (RIVN) climbed 2.5% after D.A. Davidson upgraded to Hold. R2 pricing and expired tax credits leave analysts cautious despite upcoming deliveries.
AppLovin (APP) stock rebounds 2.21% premarket as Evercore ISI says the selloff doesn’t match fundamentals, citing strong user acquisition operator feedback.
BP stock falls as Meg O’Neill becomes the first female CEO of a major oil company, focusing on debt reduction and traditional energy over renewables.
TSMC, Broadcom, and Micron dominate AI supply chains with zero sell ratings. Discover why analysts favor these stocks over headline-grabbing competitors.
Intel (INTC) stock jumped 6% after announcing a $14.2B deal to buy back Apollo’s stake in its Ireland chip plant, signaling improved financial health.
Sandisk surged 168% in Q1 2025 for its best quarter ever while AppLovin fell 44.78%. Complete breakdown of S&P 500 tech stock winners and losers.
March ADP jobs report reveals 62,000 private-sector positions added, exceeding Wall Street’s 38,500 forecast. Small businesses and healthcare led growth.
Iran’s IRGC threatens Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Nvidia (NVDA), Google (GOOGL) and 14 other tech companies with attacks from April 1 over Middle East operations.

