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HIMS Stock: $40 Bull Case vs $21 Bear Case After 67% Q2 Surge

Hims & Hers Health stock (HIMS) trades near $37.36 as of July 1, 2026, after surging roughly 67% in the second quarter of 2026. The 13-analyst average price target sits at $28.35–$30.14, roughly 20% below the current market price. The bull case is Canaccord Genuity's $40 target, raised from $32 in J
LucasBennett·07-17 10:23
HIMS Stock: $40 Bull Case vs $21 Bear Case After 67% Q2 Surge

Berkshire Accelerates Q2 Share Repurchases, Barron's Estimates $5-11B

According to Barron's and Buffett's SEC filing submitted this week, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) accelerated share repurchases in Q2, a positive signal for shareholders. Barron's estimates the company may have repurchased between $5 billion and $11 billion of its own stock during the quarter. From
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GateNews·07-17 10:22
Berkshire Accelerates Q2 Share Repurchases, Barron's Estimates $5-11B

Stripe's $53B PayPal Bid Signals Extended Private Status, Not IPO

Stripe and private-equity firm Advent International submitted a $60.50-per-share bid for PayPal on July 15, 2026 — a transaction valued at more than $53 billion with roughly $50 billion in committed bank financing, according to CNBC and Reuters. PayPal's board reportedly considers the offer
LucasBennett·07-17 10:13
Stripe's $53B PayPal Bid Signals Extended Private Status, Not IPO

Google, Microsoft, and Amazon AI earnings season: Can $1 trillion in AI investments deliver business returns?

By the end of July 2026, global capital markets will enter the year’s most substantial earnings window. Google (Alphabet) will release its second-quarter results on July 22; Microsoft will publish its Q4 results for fiscal year 2026 on July 29; and Amazon will deliver its Q2 results on July 30. Combined, the three companies have a market cap of more than $7 trillion, and their AI infrastructure spending commitments over the past 12 months are approaching that of a mid-sized country’s annual GDP.
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GateInstantTrends·07-17 10:02
Google, Microsoft, and Amazon AI earnings season: Can $1 trillion in AI investments deliver business returns?