How fund managers are investing for the fourth quarter as AI bubble talk swirls
Navigating AI Investment Strategies Amid Fourth Quarter Market Pressures As fund managers enter the final quarter of the year, artificial…
Navigating AI Investment Strategies Amid Fourth Quarter Market Pressures As fund managers enter the final quarter of the year, artificial…
From Wall Street to AI Banking: Why This Finance Pro Took the Leap When Varun Agarwal left his prestigious position…
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The AI data center boom has sent utility stocks soaring, but one popular closed-end fund trading at nearly double its net asset value poses significant risks for income investors. Learn why GUT’s 9.9% yield comes with substantial overvaluation concerns.
Artificial intelligence infrastructure investments are reshaping the global economy, creating both opportunities and pitfalls for income investors. While the AI data center buildout drives unprecedented power demand, one particular utility-focused closed-end fund has become dangerously disconnected from its underlying value. The Gabelli Utility Trust (GUT) currently yields an attractive 9.9%, but our analysis reveals it’s trading at nearly double its net asset value, making this popular AI play approximately 90% overvalued.
Three women entrepreneurs are revolutionizing mental health technology by addressing systemic gaps in care accessibility. Their companies leverage AI, Medicaid coverage, and personal experience to create scalable solutions for underserved populations.
In an era where mental health awareness dominates social media feeds, three innovative women are rebuilding mental health tech from the ground up with solutions that address fundamental accessibility barriers. While World Mental Health Day prompts well-intentioned reminders about self-care, these founders recognize that true access to care requires systemic change, not just motivational messaging. Their work through the Headstream Accelerator demonstrates how lived experience combined with technological innovation can create compassionate, scalable mental health solutions.
Astera Labs Cofounders Join Billionaire Ranks as AI Infrastructure Demand Soars The artificial intelligence infrastructure sector continues to create enormous…
How Agentic AI Is Redefining Digital Trust in Modern Business Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving beyond simple automation to systems…