Dave Kovaleski

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Writer and Editor at Financial Regulation News

Writer and Market Analyst at ValueWalk

Writer at Daily Energy Insider

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Coinbase Makes Key Acquisition, But Stock Falls on Mixed Q1

6 days ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

It scored one of the biggest deals in the crypto industry. Coinbase Global (NASDAQ:COIN) stock was trading lower on Friday following the release of somewhat disappointing first quarter earnings. It was a stark about-face for the leading crypto trading platform after the stock surged one day earlier on news of a key acquisition. As for Q1 results, Coinbase generated $2 billion in revenue, a 24% increase over the first quarter of 2024. However, revenue was down 11% from the previous quarter.
DraftKings Misses on Earnings and Lowers Guidance, So Why is Stock Rising?

6 days ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

The House doesn’t always win. DraftKings (NASDAQ:DKNG) stock was on the move on Friday, rising more than 2% despite falling short of earnings estimates and lowering its guidance for the rest of the year. In the first quarter, DraftKings generated $1.4 billion in revenue, a 20% increase over the same quarter a year ago. However, it was below the $1.46 billion that the Street had expected.
This Financial Stock Was the Most Shorted in April

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF also showed up on the list for the first time ever. Capital One Financial (NYSE:COF), which recently received regulatory approvals to merge with Discover Financial (NYSE:DFS), was the most shorted stock in April, according to Hazeltree’s latest Shortside Crowdedness Report. Hazeltree, a technology and data provider for the alternative asset management industry, ranks the most shorted stocks among some 700 hedge funds and asset managers, tracking some 15,000 stocks.
How March Madness Impacted FanDuel Parentʻs Q1 Earnings

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

Flutter fell short of earnings estimates in Q1. Flutter Entertainment (NASDAQ:FLUT), the parent company of online sports betting site FanDuel, missed on both revenue and earnings estimates in the first quarter – and it was due to one major reason, March Madness. The sports betting company saw revenue rise 8% in the quarter to $3.67 billion, but that fell short of consensus revenue estimates of $3.96 billion.
Alphabet Stock Plunges 10% on Search Concerns -- Time to Buy?

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

This could be a buying opportunity for investors. Investors reacted swiftly to a news report involving Apple’s Safari search and its impact on Google and its parent, Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG). The news, initially reported by Bloomberg, centered around testimony provided by Apple executive Eddy Cue, senior vice president of services, as part of the Department of Justice’s antitrust case against Google for its search monopoly.
Why NVIDIA and Chip Stocks Are on the Rise

1 week ago | valuewalk.com | Dave Kovaleski

A rule that limited exports has been rescinded by the Trump administration. Semiconductor stocks got a jolt on Wednesday afternoon and the rally continued into Thursday after the Trump administration eased a regulation that impacted the industry. Specifically, the administration announced that it was rolling back a measure that put restrictions on chip exports.
Wisconsin authorities approve Madison G&R plans to build solar array

1 week ago | dailyenergyinsider.com | Dave Kovaleski

Published on May 08, 2025 by Dave Kovaleski The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) granted approval to Madison Gas and Electric (MGE) to build a 20-megawatt (MW) solar array and 40-MW battery storage system in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. The facility, called the Sunnyside Solar Energy Center, will provide locally generated solar energy to MGE’s distribution system. The 20 MW of solar capacity will generate enough electricity annually to serve about 6,000 households.
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities issues RFI to explore developing more nuclear energy

1 week ago | dailyenergyinsider.com | Dave Kovaleski

Published on May 08, 2025 by Dave Kovaleski The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) issued a request for information (RFI) to explore the possibility of developing new nuclear energy resources. New Jersey and the larger PJM Interconnection region are facing significant increases in electricity demand due to load growth created from AI data centers, new manufacturing facilities, and other energy intensive industries.
CFPB says it will not prioritize buy now, pay later enforcement

1 week ago | financialregnews.com | Dave Kovaleski

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a statement saying it will not prioritize enforcement actions related to buy now, pay later loans. Specifically, it will not prioritize enforcement actions taken on the basis of the Truth in Lending regulation called Use of Digital User Accounts to Access Buy Now, Pay Later Loans. Instead, the bureau will keep its enforcement and supervision resources focused on pressing threats to consumers, particularly servicemen and veterans.
Rep. Bresnahan introduces bill to ban stock trading in Congress

1 week ago | financialregnews.com | Dave Kovaleski

U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan, Jr. (R-PA) introduced legislation that would ban stock trading for Members of Congress. His bill, the Transparency in Representation through Uniform Stock Trading Ban (TRUST) Act, would prohibit Members of Congress and their spouses from purchasing or selling stocks upon taking office. “The public should never have to question whether their elected officials are serving the public or their own portfolios,” Bresnahan said.

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