Gabe Dunsmith
Newsletter Editor | Support Specialist
Gabe brings editorial and reporting experience to his role at Stock Analysis, where he co-curates the Market Bullets newsletter, supports customer inquiries, and monitors site data accuracy. Outside of work, he plays in an Irish music session and hosts the reading series Reykjavik Poetics. Gabe holds a degree in environmental studies.
Articles by Gabe
Agile Robots raises $500M at an $8.5B valuation, up from $1B in 2021
Agile Robots — a German manufacturer of humanoid robots and robotic arms — raised $500M in a Series F round led by SoftBank. Nvidia and Hitachi also invested.
U.S. runs $404B budget deficit in October, biggest on record for start of fiscal year
The government recorded a $404B budget deficit in October, up 42% YoY, as spending rose 12% and receipts fell 9%.
Existing home sales fall 5.5% in October to their slowest pace in 16 years
Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. fell 5.5% in October to an annual rate of 3.75M. That is the slowest pace since Aug. 2010 and below the 3.85M economists expected.
U.K. economy grows 0.7% in Q3, up from 0.5% and in line with forecasts
British GDP grew 0.7% in the third quarter, up from 0.5% in the second. Business services led the gain while construction shrank.
Dell jumps 12% as CoreWeave's results lift AI server stocks, with Super Micro up 9.5%
Dell shares rose 12% on Wednesday as CoreWeave's results revived the AI trade. Super Micro gained 9.5% and HPE 5% after a month-long slide in server stocks.
California's proposed billionaire tax defeated in key midterm vote
California voters rejected Proposition 40, a one-time, 5% tax on billionaires' wealth. The result spares Mark Zuckerberg a multibillion-dollar bill that led Meta to create a new class of shares.
Judge orders Albertsons to pay Washington $900M for its pharmacies' role in the opioid crisis
A Washington judge ordered Albertsons to pay $900M after finding its pharmacies helped fuel the state's opioid crisis. The grocer says it disagrees with the ruling and may appeal.
Tech giants sue to block California's under-16 feed ban, which carries fines of up to $50K per child
Meta, Google, and TikTok filed 3 federal lawsuits to halt a Californian law before it takes effect on Jan. 1. The companies say the ban on personalized feeds and autoplay for users under 16 violates the First Amendment.
U.S. gasoline averages a record $4.31 for October as diesel stays near all-time high
U.S. regular gasoline averaged $4.31 a gallon in October, the highest for the month on record. Diesel averaged $6.25 and stayed close to the all-time high it set in September.
Crypto stocks fall as bitcoin slumps, with Strategy and Circle down 4%
Strategy and Circle fell 4%, and Coinbase dropped 3%, before market open on Monday. Cryptocurrencies have faced a downturn as Congress raises the prospect of tougher crypto rules after Democrats take control in January.
Novartis drops heart drug after it failed to prevent heart attacks
Novartis is ending development of pelacarsen in heart disease. In a study of more than 8,300 patients the drug cut Lp(a) levels by 78% but did not reduce heart attacks or strokes.
Consumer sentiment rises to a 3-month high of 51.0 in November, beating forecasts
The University of Michigan's preliminary consumer sentiment index rose to 51.0 in November from 48.0 in October. Economists had expected no change.
Ohio votes to ban or limit data centers in at least 14 towns
Voters in at least 14 Ohio towns approved limitations on data centers in the 2026 midterms, including 10 outright bans of large data centers.
Eurozone inflation rises to 4.0% in October, hitting highest level in 3 years
Eurozone inflation hit its highest mark since Sept. 2023, largely due to rising energy costs.
Leftist president wins in Brazil, keeping country at odds with Trump
U.S.-listed Brazilian stocks plunged on Lula's unexpected victory over Bolsonaro, with the 80-year-old president scoring close to 52% of the vote. The results may further strain ties with Washington.
Consumer sentiment edges down in October, close to record lows
Consumer sentiment fell to the second-lowest level ever recorded in October
National deficit balloons to $2T, up 12% YoY
The deficit is now the highest ever recorded excluding recessions and war.
Anthropic loses court ruling, allowing Pentagon blacklist to proceed
Anthropic is now considered a supply-chain risk, meaning it cannot work with the Pentagon or any contractors. Anthropic may appeal the decision.
Greenland stocks extend surge as U.S. investment prospects brighten
Stocks linked to mining and minerals in Greenland continue to surge after the signing of a U.S.-backed deal.
Paramount reaches settlement with states on $110B WBD deal, sending shares soaring
Paramount avoids a divestiture of CNN and CBS, scoring one of the largest-ever media and entertainment mergers
Greenland-linked stocks rally on U.S.-Denmark deal
U.S.-listed stocks that involve development in Greenland are surging following the announcement of a U.S.-Denmark agreement over the Arctic island.
Buffett steps down as Berkshire chairman; son Howard elected chair
Berkshire Hathaway announced the resignation of Warren Buffett as chairman effective Sept. 18; he remains a director. Howard G. Buffett, a director since 1993, is now chairman