Sunday, January 19

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Recent videos of Russian rocket attacks in Ukraine show dramatic visible shockwaves emanating from the explosions. These videos are identified as strikes by TOS-1A multiple rocket launchers firing thermobaric rounds, described as a “truly a weapon from hell.” The rockets are known for their explosive power, and the unusual visible shockwaves are a feature of their unique design – and may help investigators looking into violations of international humanitarian law find where the weapons are used.

We believe that railroad companies Union Pacific stock (NYSE: UNP) and CSX Corporation stock (NYSE: CSX) will likely offer similar returns over the next three years. Both companies are trading at a similar valuation between 4x and 5x trailing revenues. If we look at stock returns, CSX, with a 9% fall in the last twelve months, has fared better than UNP, down 15%, and both have underperformed the broader S&P 500 index, down 8%. There is more to the comparison, and in the sections below, we discuss the possible returns for UNP and CSX in the next three years. We compare a slew of factors, such as historical revenue growth, returns, and valuation, in an interactive dashboard analysis of Union Pacific vs. CSX: Which Stock Is A Better Bet? Parts of the analysis are summarized below.

Revolut revenue grew 34% in 2022 to 850 million sterling, Chief Financial Officer Mikko Salovaara told Forbes, as the London-based digital bank revealed prior-year results that were delayed by an accounting overhaul that followed a U.K. regulator’s criticism of the company’s 2020 audit. The company did not release further 2022 figures, but the rising top line coincided with new business operations in Brazil, Mexico and India. Deposits are now above 10 billion sterling, Salovaara says, up from 7.4 billion sterling at the end of 2020.

Technical analysis is a powerful tool allowing traders to make entry and exit decisions based primarily on how the price of the underlying asset is trading. However, there are a lot of cases of when Technical Analysis Goes Wrong. Technical analysis can be applied to any publicly traded asset such as: Stocks, Bonds, ETFs, Currencies, and Commodities, just to name a few.

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