VNET (VNET), a major Internet Datacenter (IDC) Service Provider, has shown remarkable growth, with its stock price soaring by 731% over the past six months and an astonishing 996% increase over the past year. This phenomenal growth reflects the AI-driven demand for the company's Datacenter.
VNET's Datacenter primarily focuses on first-tier cities in China and their surrounding Regions, benefiting from favorable supply and demand trends due to increased Internet traffic, resource constraints, and strong demand for Datacenter facilities.
VNET caters to both retail and wholesale sectors. In retail services, it offers scalable solutions customized to meet a variety of customer needs, from single cabinet deployments to megawatt-scale setups. Meanwhile, in wholesale services, it builds and develops new Datacenter sites according to customer specifications.
Strategic positioning of VNET in a rapidly growing market.
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Individual investors, amid ongoing instability, are increasingly tracking congressional trading activities, hoping to profit from market movements driven by politicians.
This article outlines three Artificial Intelligence (AI) related stocks that politicians will be buying up in 2025. Like other parts of the market, it seems politicians are not satisfied with companies supporting cutting-edge technology.
Stock 1: Salesforce
Salesforce (CRM) is one of the largest companies on Wall Street, with a market cap of $315 billion. This enterprise Software giant reported strong performance in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, expanded its focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the new Agentforce platform, and raised its full-year outlook.
Salesforce reported third-quarter revenue of $9.4 billion, an 8% increase year-on-year, and a Non-GAAP operating margin that reached 33.1%, a 190 basis point improvement year-on-year. For the first time in the company's history, the GAAP operating margin reached 20%. Additionally, operating cash flow increased by 29% to $2 billion, and free cash flow rose by 30% to $1.8 billion.
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This time, writing about stocks related to Options Trading.
Even if not engaging in Options Trading, that data can be helpful in stock selection.
There are probably people who don't know what Options Trading is, so starting from there, Options Trading can be simply described as,
It is an 'Insurance Trade.'
For example, 'I want that stock, but I can't buy it right now. However, I could buy it in three months.'
But, it would be a problem if it skyrocketed by then. So, as a down payment, I will prepay the 'premium,'
and if it reaches this 'price,' I want you to sell it.
This is what is called a 'Buy (Ask)' Call Option.
In this case, 'three months later' refers to the so-called 'maturity'.
'Insurance premium' is what is called 'premium'.
And the 'price' is what is called 'exercise price'.
In response to this,
"I will Sell it to you in three months, but if you want to sell at that price, I need to receive this much in Insurance premium."
This will be called the Sell (Bid) of the Call Single Option.
In other words, it is a promise of the right to Buy and the obligation to Sell.
I want you to reflect on this.
Those who enter Insurance and...