SI
SI
discoversearch

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor.  We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community.  If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.
Strategies & Market Trends : Technical analysis for shorts & longs -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (67295)10/28/2025 10:45:31 AM
From: Johnny Canuck  Respond to of 67345
 
OpenAI says it has new for-profit business structure, adjusts partnership with Microsoft
AP - 13 minutes ago










Microsoft Windows


SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — OpenAI said Tuesday it has reorganized its ownership structure and converted its business into a public benefit corporation, paving the way for the ChatGPT maker to more easily profit off its artificial intelligence technology even as it remains technically under the control of a nonprofit.

The company also said it has signed a new agreement with its longtime backer Microsoft that gives the software giant a roughly 27% stake in OpenAI's new for-profit corporation but changes some of the details of their close partnership.








For more than a year, OpenAI’s proposed changes to its corporate structure have drawn the scrutiny of regulators, competitors and advocates concerned about the societal impacts of AI.

The attorneys general of Delaware, where OpenAI is incorporated, and California, where it is headquartered, had both said they're investigating the proposed changes. Neither office immediately responded to a request for comment Tuesday.

OpenAI said it completed its restructuring “after nearly a year of engaging in constructive dialogue” with the offices in both states.



“OpenAI has completed its recapitalization, simplifying its corporate structure," said a blog post Tuesday from Bret Taylor, the chair of OpenAI's board of directors. “The nonprofit remains in control of the for-profit, and now has a direct path to major resources before AGI arrives.”

AGI stands for artificial general intelligence, which OpenAI defines as “highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work.” OpenAI was founded as a nonprofit in 2015 with a mission to safely build AGI for humanity's benefit.

OpenAI had previously said its own board will decide when AGI is reached, effectively ending its Microsoft partnership. But it now says that “once AGI is declared by OpenAI, that declaration will now be verified by an independent expert panel,” and that Microsoft's rights to OpenAI's confidential research methods “will remain until either the expert panel verifies AGI or through 2030, whichever is first.” Microsoft will also retain some commercial rights to OpenAI products “post-AGI.”

Microsoft put out the same announcement about the revised partnership Tuesday but declined further comment.

Going forward, the nonprofit will be called the OpenAI Foundation and Taylor said it would grant out $25 billion toward health and curing diseases and protecting against the cybersecurity risks of AI. He did not say over what time period those funds would be dispersed.

Robert Weissman, co-president of the nonprofit Public Citizen, said this arrangement does not guarantee the nonprofit independence, likening it to a corporate foundation that will serve the interests of the for profit.

Even as the nonprofit’s board may technically remain in control, Weissman said that control “is illusory because there is no evidence of the nonprofit ever imposing its values on the for profit.”






The $262B Tire Industry Has a Blowout Problem. This "Lifetime Wheel" Has 75+ Patents, $6M in Expected Orders — And is Ready to Launch
Barchart Impact - Tue Oct 14, 12:41PM CDT Sponsored Content












Global Air Cylinder Wheels


This is sponsored content. Barchart is not endorsing the websites or products set forth below.

Rubber tires dominate the roads, the mines, and the battlefield. But they fail constantly.

Mining operations replace heavy-duty tires every 6-9 months. Blowouts kill workers during tire changes. Mountains of rubber waste pile up with nowhere to go. And the global tire industry burns through $262 billion annually replacing what breaks, wears out, or explodes under pressure.

Global Air Cylinder Wheels (GACW) built a solution that eliminates all of it.

After nine years of R&D, 75+ issued patents, and recognition as one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2023, the company is preparing for commercial launch *—with $6 million in purchase orders under negotiation*. And for a limited time, investors can claim a stake before this technology hits the global market.

A Steel Wheel That Lasts as Long as the VehicleGACW's Air Suspension Wheel (ASW) isn't a better tire. It's a replacement for the tire entirely.

Built from steel with in-wheel suspension , the ASW could cut costs by up to 60%*—saving mines millions per truck over its lifetime. Where rubber tires overheat, explode, and wear out in months, GACW's wheels are engineered to last as long as the vehicle itself.

The wheel is 100% rebuildable and recyclable. It has biodegradable tread options. And it eliminates the deadly tire-fitting process that kills workers in mining operations worldwide.

For operators, that means higher payloads, fewer breakdowns, and dramatically lower risk.

$6M in Purchase Orders Under Negotiation The market is already responding.GACW has raised over $7.5 million from early investors** who recognized the opportunity before the commercial launch. The company has generated $4 million in proceeds from prototype production, delivery, and license fees. And it has $6 million in purchase orders under negotiation to be finalized upon commercial release*.

The company is starting in mining—a $5 billion industry where tire costs arein the millions per operation. From there, it's targeting the $31 billion off-the-road tire market and eventually the $262 billion global tire market.

This is the window to get in before institutional capital arrives.

Recognition From TIME, CNBC, and the Mining IndustryGACW's reinvention of the wheel has captured attention from media, sustainability advocates, and industry insiders:

  • Named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2023
  • Featured on CNBC's America's Next Investment
  • Highlighted in Mining International, Tire Business, and Sustainability Magazine
This isn't just innovation for innovation's sake. It's transformation with market validation already in motion.

Imminent Launch: The Investment Window Is ClosingWith commercial launch imminent*, GACW is at an inflection point. Early investors are positioned ahead of scale. Purchase orders are being negotiated. Media coverage is building momentum.

For investors, this represents a rare chance to get in before large institutional capital floods the market.

If you missed the early days of disruptive industrial technologies like Tesla or CAT, this could be your second chance. GACW isn't just cutting costs—it's creating a new category of wheels built for safety, sustainability, and scale.

Click here to invest in GACW today—before the wheel gets reinvented without you.

DISCLAIMER:

*Statements made regarding planned release dates, planned contracts, and results are based on current expectations and assumptions and involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. Dates are subject to change without notice.

**The amount raised may include insider investments, which may go toward meeting the minimum offering amount.

This Reg CF offering is made available through StartEngine Primary, LLC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment.

This is a paid advertisement for GACW's Regulation CF Offering. Barchart has not reviewed, approved, or endorsed the content and was paid up to $3.00 per click for placement and promotion of the content on this site and other forms of public distribution covering the period of October 2025. For more information about this offering, please view GACW's Offering Circular.













Related Symbols

Symbol Last Chg %Chg
MSFT 544.43 +12.91 +2.43%
Microsoft Corp
$SPX 6,880.99 +5.83 +0.08%
S&P 500 Index
$DOWI 47,746.88 +202.29 +0.43%
Dow Jones Industrial Average
$IUXX 25,923.91 +102.36 +0.40%
Nasdaq 100 Index




Don’t Miss a Minute of Daily Action
Our exclusive midday newsletter highlights top stories, big movers, and breakout charts.







By clicking Sign Up Now to receive this free newsletter, you will also receive free Barchart Partner emails. Opt-out any time. See Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for details.




Most Popular News



1
Dear Tesla Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for November 6


2
‘We Are at a Critical Inflection Point for Tesla’ According to CEO Elon Musk. Should You Hold on Tight to TSLA Stock or Jump Ship Now?


3
PayPal Reports Q3 Earnings on October 28. Approach PYPL Stock Now with Caution.


4
How Much Lower Will Silver Prices Go?


5
The CoreWeave-Core Scientific Deal Isn’t Likely to Go Through. Analysts Say That Makes CORZ Stock a Buy.












Log Out


Market:



HOME

Stocks
Options
ETFs
Futures
Currencies
Investing
News


Barchart
Markets Today Barchart News Exclusives Contributors Chart of the Day News Feeds


Featured Authors
Andrew Hecht Austin Schroeder Caleb Naysmith Darin Newsom Don Dawson Elizabeth H. Volk Gavin McMaster Jim Van Meerten Josh Enomoto Mark Hake Oleksandr Pylypenko Rich Asplund Rick Orford Sarah Holzmann All Authors


Commodity News
All Commodities Energy Grains Livestock Metals Softs


Financial News
All Financials Crypto Dividends ETFs FX Interest Rates Options Stock Market


Press Releases
All Press Releases ACCESS Newswire Business Wire GlobeNewswire Newsfile PR Newswire



Tools
Learn

Site News 3

B2B SOLUTIONS


Contact Barchart


Site Map





Back to top






Change to Dark mode



Membership Barchart Premier Barchart Plus Barchart for Excel
Resources Site Map Site Education Newsletters Advertise
Barchart App Business Solutions Market Data APIs Real-Time Futures




Stocks: 15 minute delay (Cboe BZX is real-time), ET. Volume reflects consolidated markets. Futures and Forex: 10 or 15 minute delay, CT. Market Data powered by Barchart Solutions. Fundamental data provided by Zacks and Morningstar.




Barchart is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for individuals with disabilities. We encourage users to Contact Us with feedback and accommodation requests.




© 2025 Barchart.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

About Barchart | Affiliate Program | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information | Cookie Settings

















×

Terms of Content Use



To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (67295)10/28/2025 10:47:02 AM
From: Johnny Canuck  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 67345
 
IBM Raises Its FCF Outlook for 2025 - IBM Stock Could be Undervalued
Mark R. Hake, CFA - Barchart - 1 hour ago Columnist












International Business Machines Corp_ logo on phone-by rafapress via Shutterstock


International Business Machines Corp. ( IBM) reported on Oct. 22 its highest adjusted free cash flow (FCF) margin (i.e., FCF/revenue) in its history at 15% for the year-to-date ending Sept. 30. Moreover, IBM raised its full-year outlook for FCF, which could push IBM stock at least 10% higher at $345.00 per share.








IBM stock closed Monday, Oct. 27, at $313.09, up from a recent low of $275.97 on Oct. 16. (i.e., +13.5%).

Improved FCF Outlook Investors are likely pleased that management raised its full-year 2025 adj. FCF outlook to $14 billion, up from its projection of $13.5 billion for 2025 in Q2.

It makes a significant amount of its full-year FCF in Q4, as its YTD adj. FCF was only $7.181 billion, implying $6.189 billion (i.e., $14b - $7.181b YTD Q3) expected for Q4. Last year's Q4 adj. FCF was $6.163 billion. That implies a slight increase this Q4.

It also implies a full-year 20.9% FCF margin, as analysts are projecting $67.02 billion in revenue for 2025 (i.e., $14.0b / $67.02 billion).



Moreover, based on analysts' forecasts for 2026, its full-year FCF could rise even further.

For example, assuming it makes a 21% adj. FCF margin next year, and using analysts' forecasts of $70 billion in revenue:

0.21 x $70 billion = $14.7 billion FCF for 2026

Target Price for IBM Stock FCF Yield Target Price. That could lead to a higher stock price, based on its historical FCF yield metric.

For example, the trailing 12-month (TTM) adj. FCF has been 4.56% (i.e., $13.344 billion TTM / $292.656 billion market cap).

So, if we assume that in 2026, with the adj. FCF estimate of $14.7 billion and the 4.56% FCF yield, the market cap could rise to $322.4 billion:

$14.7 billion / 0.0456 = $322.4 billion

That is 10.2% higher than today's market cap of $292.656 billion.

In other words, IBM stock could rise over 10% over the next year to $345 per share:

$313.09 x 1.102 = $345.00

Analysts Agree. Yahoo! Finance reports that 20 analysts have an average price target of $313.09. Moreover, AnaChart.com reports that 11 analysts have an average target of $345.69. That is close to my FCF yield-derived target price.

The bottom line is that IBM stock looks cheap based on its strong FCF and analysts' target prices.

One way to play IBM is to sell short out-of-the-money (OTM) put options for a lower buy-in price and to generate extra income.

Shorting OTM Puts For example, the Nov. 28 options expiration period shows that the $300.00 strike price put option has a midpoint premium of $6.57. That means a short-seller of these puts can make an immediate yield of 2.19%:

$6.57/$300.00 = 0.0219 = 2.19% one-month yield

IBM puts expiring Nov. 28, 2025 - Barchart - As of Oct. 27, 2025 This shows that the strike price is 4% below Monday's price - i.e., it's out-of-the-money. But, even if IBM stock falls 4% to $300.00 and the short-seller's collateral of $30,000 per contract is assigned to buy 100 shares, the breakeven point is still lower:

$300.00 - $6.57 = $293.43 breakeven

$293.43 B/E / $313.09 trading price -1 = -6.23% downside protection

The point is that by shorting the $300.00 put option, the investor has a potential buy-in 6.23% lower than the trading price today.

In the meantime, the investor makes a 2.19% yield per month while waiting for this lower potential buy-in point.

Moreover, even if that occurs, the upside is quite good:

$345 target / $293.43 breakeven -1 = 0.1758 = +17.6% upside

The bottom line is that IBM stock appears to be undervalued here, and one way to capitalize on this is to sell out-of-the-money puts.


On the date of publication, Mark R. Hake, CFA did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions in any of the securities mentioned in this article. All information and data in this article is solely for informational purposes. For more information please view the Barchart Disclosure Policy here.

More News from Barchart













Related Symbols

Symbol Last Chg %Chg
IBM 313.95 +0.86 +0.27%
Intl Business Machines




Don’t Miss a Minute of Daily Action
Our exclusive midday newsletter highlights top stories, big movers, and breakout charts.







By clicking Sign Up Now to receive this free newsletter, you will also receive free Barchart Partner emails. Opt-out any time. See Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for details.




Most Popular News



1
Dear Tesla Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for November 6


2
‘We Are at a Critical Inflection Point for Tesla’ According to CEO Elon Musk. Should You Hold on Tight to TSLA Stock or Jump Ship Now?


3
PayPal Reports Q3 Earnings on October 28. Approach PYPL Stock Now with Caution.


4
How Much Lower Will Silver Prices Go?


5
The CoreWeave-Core Scientific Deal Isn’t Likely to Go Through. Analysts Say That Makes CORZ Stock a Buy.












Log Out


Market:



HOME

Stocks
Options
ETFs
Futures
Currencies
Investing
News


Barchart
Markets Today Barchart News Exclusives Contributors Chart of the Day News Feeds


Featured Authors
Andrew Hecht Austin Schroeder Caleb Naysmith Darin Newsom Don Dawson Elizabeth H. Volk Gavin McMaster Jim Van Meerten Josh Enomoto Mark Hake Oleksandr Pylypenko Rich Asplund Rick Orford Sarah Holzmann All Authors


Commodity News
All Commodities Energy Grains Livestock Metals Softs


Financial News
All Financials Crypto Dividends ETFs FX Interest Rates Options Stock Market


Press Releases
All Press Releases ACCESS Newswire Business Wire GlobeNewswire Newsfile PR Newswire



Tools
Learn

Site News 3

B2B SOLUTIONS


Contact Barchart


Site Map





Back to top






Change to Dark mode



Membership Barchart Premier Barchart Plus Barchart for Excel
Resources Site Map Site Education Newsletters Advertise
Barchart App Business Solutions Market Data APIs Real-Time Futures




Stocks: 15 minute delay (Cboe BZX is real-time), ET. Volume reflects consolidated markets. Futures and Forex: 10 or 15 minute delay, CT. Market Data powered by Barchart Solutions. Fundamental data provided by Zacks and Morningstar.




Barchart is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for individuals with disabilities. We encourage users to Contact Us with feedback and accommodation requests.




© 2025 Barchart.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

About Barchart | Affiliate Program | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information | Cookie Settings

















×

Terms of Content Use