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Yahoo
15 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Could Investing $10,000 in CoreWeave Make You a Millionaire?
CoreWeave has emerged as a new AI stock to watch. The company launched its initial public offering in March, and the stock already has soared in the triple digits. 10 stocks we like better than CoreWeave › Investors have piled into artificial intelligence (AI) stocks over the past couple of years, especially big names such as AI chip leader Nvidia or cloud giant Amazon. Though these companies have helped shareholders score a major win quarter after quarter and could continue to climb, some investors now are looking beyond these names that have constantly been on center stage. They aim to find the next big AI success story, and one that has emerged in recent times is CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV). This tech company is new to the market, having launched its initial public offering in March, and the stock already has soared more than 320% from that point. Investors are excited about this new AI investing opportunity, especially considering the company has been delivering triple-digit revenue growth. Could investing $10,000 in CoreWeave make you a millionaire? Let's find out. So, first, let's talk a little bit about this new-to-the-market company that's outperformed well-established tech giants such as the Magnificent Seven companies so far this year. CoreWeave actually is closely linked to the world's most talked-about AI company, Nvidia, and this may be part of the reason why investors are so excited about its future. This company's main business is offering customers access to its giant fleet -- 250,000 to be exact -- of Nvidia chips across more than 30 data centers. These graphics processing units (GPUs) may be rented for long periods of time or simply by hour, offering customers great flexibility for their AI workloads. Since demand has been extremely high, even surpassing supply, for Nvidia's latest Blackwell architecture and chip, investors clearly are optimistic about CoreWeave's prospects too. CoreWeave even was the first to make this new architecture generally available to customers, highlighting its ability to serve customers fast with the latest innovations. And the fact that market giant Nvidia holds a 7% stake in CoreWeave is another element that could appeal to investors. Nvidia's backing suggests this young company is set to play a key role in the next phases of the AI story. A look at CoreWeave's growth so far shows great momentum, with revenue soaring more than 400% in the first quarter. And even considering uncertainties in recent months that have pressured the stock market, CoreWeave says customer demand still increased. In fact, the big challenge right now is to scale up and meet demand. This requires significant investment, and that means investors should expect spending to increase moving forward. Of course, CoreWeave faces competition from traditional cloud service providers, but the company stands out because it truly specializes in handling AI workloads, and doing this at scale. This could work to CoreWeave's advantage as demand for compute-intense inferencing accelerates. Now, let's get back to our question: Could investing $10,000 in CoreWeave make you a millionaire? It's clear that CoreWeave offers an interesting growth story at the moment, and even after its spectacular gains could make a compelling buy for long-term growth investors who can handle some risk. But even if CoreWeave goes on to climb 1,000% over the coming years, as tech companies have been known to do, your $10,000 would reach $110,000. This would be fantastic, but it's far from $1 million. Before making any investment decisions, though, it's important to keep in mind that you shouldn't count on any one stock to make you a millionaire. It's extremely rare to succeed this way, and even worse, it's high risk. You have a much better chance of reaching the $1 million mark, and avoiding disastrous losses, if you invest in a diversified portfolio of quality stocks. So, for example, if $10,000 is your investing budget, split this amount across several stocks and at least a few industries. And the great news is you can apply the same technique with any amount. Now, in this context, a purchase of CoreWeave could help you along the road to wealth and even eventually nudge your portfolio toward the value of $1 million. Before you buy stock in CoreWeave, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the for investors to buy now… and CoreWeave wasn't one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $659,171!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $891,722!* Now, it's worth noting Stock Advisor's total average return is 995% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 172% for the S&P 500. Don't miss out on the latest top 10 list, available when you join . See the 10 stocks » *Stock Advisor returns as of June 9, 2025 John Mackey, former CEO of Whole Foods Market, an Amazon subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool's board of directors. Adria Cimino has positions in Amazon. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Amazon and Nvidia. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. 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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Machine Gun Kelly drops major hint he's rekindled romance with Megan Fox as he announces baby name
Machine Gun Kelly announced the name of the baby daughter he just welcomed with Megan Fox — and dropped a hint about their relationship status. The rapper shared the reveal in an Instagram video on Tuesday, where he played a soft tune on a ukulele while his little one, mostly out of frame, listened close by. Alongside the tender moment, he dropped the name in the caption: 'Saga Blade Fox-Baker'. Nearly an hour later, he updated the caption to include a heartfelt shoutout to the Transformers star, writing: 'Saga Blade Fox-Baker — thank you for the ultimate gift, @meganfox.' His loving message to Megan opened the door to a whirlwind of speculation that the pair of them might have rekindled their relationship. The couple quietly welcomed their daughter back in March. Alongside the tender moment, he dropped the name in the caption: 'Saga Blade Fox-Baker' Nearly two hours later, he updated the caption to include a heartfelt shoutout to the Transformers star, writing: 'Saga Blade Fox-Baker — thank you for the ultimate gift, @meganfox' It's MGK's first child with Megan, who is already mom to three sons from a previous relationship. The name news also comes shortly after MGK mentioned at the 2025 American Music Awards that his daughter hadn't been feeling well — making this intimate update all the more heartfelt. 'She has a little bit of a fever, so I'm gonna walk the carpet, tell all my fans I appreciate them, and I'm gonna head back and let my pheromones try and heal her,' he offered. The health update comes after 39-year-old Megan shared with her Instagram followers that her latest pregnancy was unplanned. The actress shared a video from Instagram fan account @ which showed her in a plaid mini skirt and cropped blue cardigan. The snippets were from her guest role in the Prime TV series Overcompensating. She spilled that she was pregnant in the scene, writing, '38 years old. six weeks pregnant (unplanned but a happy surprise).' 'Please stop listening to the patriarchy,' she urged her 21.5 million followers. 'Women are eternal light beings. We do not have an expiration date. Don't let them rob you of your power.' The former couple announced the birth of their first child together in a sweet post, captioned: 'She's finally here!! our little celestial seed.' The proud dad went on to reveal that he 'composed the score' of his little girl's birth with Travis Barker, Big Slim, Truck Norris, No Love for the Middle Child and Shaan Singh. Although he did not reveal the baby's name at the time, Kelly detailed that she was 'born into 432 HZ' and that her arrival was 'an epic journey.' The couple quietly welcomed their daughter back in March 'Praise God,' he declared on his Instagram Story. The actress already shares three sons Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, 8, with ex-husband Brian Austin Green. Meanwhile, Kelly, welcomed his only other child, Casie, with Emma Cannon in July 2009. The birth announcement came just hours after Kelly blasted Green in a shock direct message on Instagram. Fox and Kelly, 34, split in November after she reportedly discovered he was speaking to other women behind her back. Machine's direct Instagram message to Brian said: 'Stop asking when our child is gonna be born. you the FEDS,' adding a rat emoji and a police officer emoji. 'Quit calling TMZ and focus on that apology you owe me for speaking on my name in public, Machine continued. 'You chose the wrong one to f*** with mr child actor. Go back to cereal commercials.' Brian publicly shared the message on his Instagram stories - along with his thoughts, writing: 'I didn't know "child actor" was something bad. Leo, careful. He may be coming for you next.' Brian was referring to Leo as in Leonardo DiCaprio, who is also a former child star. Megan and Brian were married from 2010 until 2021. He has since moved on with Sharna Burgess; they share a son together named Zane, born in June 2022. In December, Brian expressed regret that Megan is navigating her latest pregnancy while dealing with the fallout from her break-up. He was asked about his thoughts on her split from Machine, telling TMZ: 'I didn't even know.' The cameraperson then proceeded to tell him about the text messages Megan reportedly found in November that led to her calling it quits with Machine. Adding: 'How old is he? ... He's in his 30s, isn't he? ... But in your 30s, like, f**k. Grow up. Like, she's pregnant.' 'I just want the best for her. I want the best for the baby. I want the best for our kids. That's a shame,' he said to TMZ. 'I'm heartbroken about it because I know she's been so excited. And the kids are so excited for life and the change and all of that.' Brian called the situation 'tragic' and noted that he does not know 'the facts.' Megan pulled the plug on her relationship with Machine over Thanksgiving - after reportedly discovering he was speaking to other women behind her back. They split after Megan 'found material on MGK's phone that was upsetting, and it made her want him to leave the trip early,' the source said. Kelly, born Colson Baker, left the trip earlier and they have not seen each other since. An insider recently claimed that Megan wanted to just 'focus' on her pregnancy. The insider told People: 'They tried to make things work for many years. It was exhausting for Megan. 'She's done with him now. She just wants to focus on the baby and her boys now.' She posted a picture of her with her pregnant belly and a snap of her positive pregnancy test - to one of Machine Gun Kelly's songs in the pregnancy reveal, which she shared on November 11. Fox and Kelly previously suffered a miscarriage. Megan captioned the post: 'Nothing is ever really lost. Welcome back,' adding a heart emoji. Megan and MGK started dating in 2020 after she split from Brian following 10 years of marriage. They got engaged in January 2022 with the couple briefly splitting in February 2023 but working things through and getting back together - but not getting engaged again. Megan previously revealed she believes she manifested the rapper turned rocker into the person he is, adding that she manifested him when she was four years old. 'He's literally my exact type that I've been manifesting since I was four. I'm also four years older than him. So, I think I made him.' Adding: 'My thoughts and intentions grew him into the person that he is, who knows what he would've looked like or been like if it wasn't for me.' The couple met on the film project Midnight In The Switchgrass in March 2020.
Bloomberg
4 days ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Sri Lanka's Growth Cools as Monetary Policy Easing Renewed
The Sri Lankan economy grew at a slower pace last quarter, as a high base is beginning to catch up. Gross domestic product rose 4.8% in the three months to March from a year ago, the Statistics Department said Monday. That compares with a reading of 5.4% in the October-December period.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Politics
- Yahoo
'This is not OK': Thousands turn out as 'No Kings' protesters march toward Mar-a-Lago
Thousands of people bearing hand-drawn signs, flags and megaphones gathered in downtown West Palm Beach today for a nearly two-mile march toward President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club as part of a daylong, nationwide protest movement. "No Kings National Day of Defiance" — or "No Kings" for short — aims to oppose Trump's multimillion-dollar military parade in Washington, D.C., as well as his policies and militarized response to protests in places like Los Angeles. Multiple "No Kings" demonstrations were scheduled to take place throughout Palm Beach County, coinciding with Flag Day, the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary celebration, and Trump's birthday. Those rallies were held in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. The West Palm Beach protest, which drew a large law enforcement presence but remained peaceful, began at Phipps Skate Park, where participants gathered to make signs before marching to the Southern Boulevard Bridge and heading east toward Mar-a-Lago. Police intervened at the Marjorie Merriweather Post Memorial Causeway, stopping protesters before they could arrive at the club. 'Anything with a group demonstration typically gets held to the tidal relief bridge or west,' Palm Beach Police Department spokesperson Capt. William Rothrock told The Daily News on June 12. He added that gatherings are not allowed farther east past that smaller bridge on Southern Boulevard because of traffic, safety and security concerns. After they reached the causeway, marchers then turned around and headed west back over the bridge before proceeding to an afternoon rally at the Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach. Jupiter resident Jaine Ackley, along with her dog, Miso, joined the protest on her bike. She said she joined the demonstration to speak out against the Trump administration and encourage others to take action. "I just want to raise awareness and let the administration know that this is not OK," she said. "Other people than us need to step up, including Congress. It's time they pay attention." Leticia Buck, of Boynton Beach, expressed concern that civil liberties were under threat. "I feel that our rights are being jeopardized," she said. "I feel that people are not treated properly. Not everybody is treated the same way, so I wanted my voice to be heard. I want to be here and say that this is not good. It's not good for me, and it's not good for the entire country. I'm tired of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer." Joyce Vicente, a Palm Beach County resident, voiced her concern about the harsh treatment faced by immigrant families. "I feel like people really lack empathy, especially these days, which is really sad to see," she said. "At the end of the day, we're all humans. We all bleed red. To see people treating one another with such hate is so sad. I think we honestly need to be doing better." Michelle Lopez, also a county resident, added that immigrants — even those who hadn't committed any crimes — were facing increased violence from law enforcement. "There are videos everywhere regarding the immigrants being caught by ICE agents," she said, referring to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. "They're putting knees on them. But let's be honest. They don't do the same amount of strength or force on people that have committed severe crimes, like murder and school shootings. "Those people, they don't receive the same amount of force that immigrants receive. Some of them are really innocent. They work to provide for their families." Jodie Wagner is a journalist at the Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at jwagner@ This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Daily News: Thousands participate in 'No Kings' protest march toward Mar-a-Lago
The Journal
6 days ago
- Politics
- The Journal
TD Paul Murphy and other Irish activists released from detention in Egypt
PEOPLE BEFORE PROFIT TD Paul Murphy has been released from detention in Egypt after he and several others were detained while trying to cross Egypt to reach the start point of the March for Gaza. Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Harris has also confirmed that there are no Irish citizens currently in detention in Egypt relating to the march to Rafah. Thousands of people have travelled to Egypt to hold demonstrations at its border with Palestine, but authorities have detained hundreds of people who arrived for the march in recent days. Murphy and others travelling alongside him were detained by Egyptian authorities yesterday . In an update on social media this morning, Murphy said the group were released at Cairo airport 'late last night at airport'. He said the police still the group's phones. We were finally released late last night at airport. Police still have our phones. We are back in Cairo and meeting shortly to decide next steps. We're focused on Israel's genocide and starvation of Gaza. Thanks for your support. Free Palestine 🇵🇸 🇵🇸🇵🇸 #GlobalMarchToGaza — Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 (@paulmurphy_TD) June 14, 2025 'We are back in Cairo and meeting shortly to decide next steps. We're focused on Israel's genocide and starvation of Gaza. Thanks for your support,' he said. Simon Harris this morning said that he had spoken to the Irish embassy in Egypt. 'I am pleased that following the work of our Embassy staff, all Irish people who were detained yesterday in Rafah have been released and have had their passports returned,' the Tánaiste said. 'I spoke directly to Deputy Murphy to confirm he and other Irish people have been released from detention, had their passports returned and were receiving consular assistance.' Harris said the wellbeing and safety of all Irish citizens abroad 'is always of concern to me and to my Department' 'I am aware some Irish citizens have not had their phones returned by the authorities and I have asked our embassy to pursue this.' Advertisement People Before Profit councillor Jess Spear, who is Murphy's partner, said she was relieved to hear that he and the others in his group have been released. 'However, they still want to reach Rafah to try and get humanitarian aid into Gaza. That has been the sole purpose of being in Egypt,' she said. 'Paul has appealed to Tánaiste Simon Harris to put pressure on the Egyptian authorities to let the marchers reach Rafah. 'The situation of the people of Gaza worsens by the day as they suffer starvation imposed by Israel. We need to get humanitarian aid to them as quickly as possible'. Participants who have arrived in Cairo are travelling by car and bus to the Egyptian city of Al Arish in the north of the Sinai peninsula, where they will begin a 48km march to the Egyptian side of the Gaza border near Rafah. Several dozen Irish activists are among the thousands who have travelled to Egypt for the March. Social Democrats councillor Mick Barry, who has also travelled to Egypt, told The Journal yesterday that he was aware of around 47 Irish delegates having flown to Egypt, of whom at least 35 successfully got through the airport in Cairo. 'We got into Cairo yesterday. It was quite difficult to get through the airport for some people,' he said. A spokesperson for the Social Democrats later said that Barry was 'turned around at a checkpoint in Ismailia but was not detained'. Israel has pressured Egyptian authorities to prevent participants from reaching the border with Gaza. Participants in the Global March to Gaza are aiming to arrive at the border on Sunday and camp there before returning to Cairo by next Thursday. Organisers say their goal is 'absolutely not' to try to forcibly enter Gaza but to try to negotiate the opening of the Rafah terminal with Egyptian authorities to deliver humanitarian aid – but Egypt has been creating hurdles for the movement. Readers like you are keeping these stories free for everyone... A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation. Learn More Support The Journal
