Oracle Corporation

NVIDIA Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Constellation Energy Corporation

Three years have passed since OpenAI introduced the ChatGPT chatbot based on generative AI technology. It has generated euphoria, predictions of radical changes in the economy and daily life, an explosion of capital investment, a stock market boom, and, more recently, talk of a bubble. While money is still pouring into the AI field<b> </b>, some investors have begun to hedge against the AI bubble.

Is it possible to capitalize on a bubble in AI? The market has already found a way

Munchener Ruckversicherungs-Gesellschaft Aktiengesellschaft in Munchen

In a recent article, I <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/ostrovnoj-renessans-10-vin-kipra-kotorye-stoit-poprobovat">mentioned the</a> July fires in Cyprus, which took a huge toll on the entire island. Whole villages were affected, the agricultural sector was severely damaged, including the island's wine industry, which has begun its rise to the world stage.

Winemakers against cataclysms: how they protect their business 

Neptune Insurance Holdings Inc.

Company raises $368 million at $20 per share in NYSE listing

Neptune IPO: Shares of leading private flood insurer debut 

Compass, Inc.

Root, Inc.

Weis Markets, Inc.

Smaller companies are due some time in the sun, says Josh Wein, a portfolio manager for Hennessy Cornerstone Growth Fund, who offers three small-cap holdings that investors should look at.

PM recommends three small/mid-cap holdings 'flying under the radar'

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated

Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Shares of health insurance giant UnitedHealth Group lost about 60% of their value between April and August 2025. Falling financial indicators, change of CEOs (one was killed, the other resigned), investigation of suspicions of fraud against the background of the insurer's ambiguous reputation all converged at one point. And yet Warren Buffett spent $1.6 billion to buy UnitedHealth shares. Should we follow his example?

Old school: why Buffett and Soros bought UnitedHealth stock

The question is not whether a stock has potential, but when it is realized, Bank of America says

UnitedHealth shares have risen thanks to Buffett's confidence. Should we buy them after him

Shares of UnitedHealth, the insurance company in which Buffett invested in the second quarter, soared nearly 10%

Unexpected deal: Buffett's Berkshire reveals new $1.6 billion investment

Accelerant Holdings

Preliminary trading in shares of insurance platform Accelerant Holdings, in which co-owner of Chelsea soccer club Todd Bowley invested, started on July 24 in the system for Freedom clients. The securities are available by ticker symbol <a href="https://tradernet.global/what-to-buy/stocks/ARX.US">ARX</a>. They will appear on the New York Stock Exchange later Thursday.

Accelerant IPO: trading in shares of the platform for insurers and investors has started

Centene Corporation

Oscar Health, Inc.

JPMorgan and UBS downgraded Centene's investment rating, but there are optimists

Centene collapsed 40% and crashed stocks in the health insurance sector. Should we buy on a downturn?

Ategrity Specialty Insurance Company Holdings

Shares in Ategrity Specialty Holdings, which offers non-standard insurance for small businesses, have become available to investors on the Freedom trading system. The securities are placed under the ticker ASIC. They will appear on the NYSE exchange in a few hours. Listing of an insurer is a rarity on global stock exchanges, Bloomberg notes. At the same time, analysts estimate the market of specialized policies for complex cases as rapidly growing and competitive.

Ategrity Specialty Holdings IPO: shares of the complex risk insurer begin trading

Quotes on Universal Insurance Holdings, Florida's largest private insurer, closed nearly 12% higher on Thursday, October 10, as Hurricane Milton, which hit the state's Gulf of Mexico coast on Wednesday-Thursday, turned out to be less destructive than anticipated. Experts had estimated that the hurricane could cause up to $10 billion in insured losses, with the worst-case scenario at $100 billion.