The energy sector is full of opportunities to find juicy stocks. Dividends are high, exceeding 3.8% in the S&P 500. Much more than the average. Many companies in the sector have managed to withstand the ups and downs of energy prices. Curious, isn't it?
Energy Transfer, Chevron, and Brookfield Renewable stand out. They offer good returns and increasing dividends. They seem to have their finances in order.
Energy Transfer yields over 8%. Impressive. Its cash flows are stable. 90% of its earnings come from fixed agreements. They plan to increase distributions between 3% and 5% per year.
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The SEC and the CFTC have made a joint statement. It is a big step to regulate cryptocurrencies in the U.S. It seems they want to clarify the rules and promote blockchain innovation.
They say that current laws do not prevent exchanges from trading crypto spot products. Interesting. This could allow traditional exchanges to list Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Caroline Pham, from the CFTC, talked about the change. They used to send confusing signals. Innovation was not welcome. That is all in the past.
They will work together on various topics. They will provide guidance on margin transactions or financi

Nio's affordable SUV has caused a stir. People are talking about massive sales of electric cars. Interesting.
Nio has this battery-as-a-service thing. Constant revenue, less initial cash for the customer. Ready.
They have placed battery swap stations everywhere. China, Europe... They are expanding.
Nio's shares have soared. It seems that investors see something special in its technology.
The new ES8 has caught attention. 40,000 bucks with the battery plan included. Not bad.
They have more than 4,000 stations in China. In Europe, about 100. You change the battery in 3 minutes without ge

Litecoin remains an interesting option for crypto investors. The price is around $91.71. Not bad.
Transfers are fast and cheap. People like that. People continue to use Litecoin. It's like an alternative to Bitcoin, but more economical.
The growth may not be explosive. But it is stable. Analysts view it positively. They say it adapts and is safe when the market goes crazy.
It has a market capitalization of over $7 billion. There are 76.4 million LTC circulating. It is among the large ones. It has history, that counts.
There have been ups and downs. It reached $135.9 and dropped to $61.3.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is showing signs of a possible rally. Something unusual is happening on the charts. It seems there is an uncommon divergence pattern. Analysts are excited. They are talking about a rally that could reach $0.000081. Is it possible?
The bullish divergence generates hope. An analyst saw something interesting in the MACD histogram. SHIB might be changing direction. Buyers are gradually coming back.
The analyst says that SHIB could rise by 163%. It would reach $0.00003. It would be a big change after so long under.
And that could just be the beginning. SHIB seems to be gearing up f

Buenos Aires advances in the adoption of cryptocurrencies. The Argentine capital launched "BA Cripto". It is a package that allows paying taxes with Bitcoin and other cryptos. Interesting.
The program started in August 2025. It covers various taxes and procedures. Everything is paid with a city QR. Practical.
The City Council introduced four key measures. It seems they want to facilitate the use of cryptos. It is not entirely clear how it will work in practice.
Jorge Macri, the mayor, presented it as a modernization. He wants Buenos Aires to be a leader in crypto. Ambitious.
There is data on t

DocuSign broke records this quarter 🚀. It earned more than expected: $0.92 per share. Revenues increased by 9%, reaching $800.6 million. Advertising grew even more, by 13%.
More customers have joined. There are already more than 1.7 million 🔥. It seems that AI is giving them a boost. The boss, Allan Thygesen, was very happy.
They launched new things with AI. They changed how they sell. They did well in electronic signatures and other areas.
They bought a lot of their own shares. They have money in the bank, over a billion.
They are no longer just electronic signatures. They are getting invol