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VanEck Reduces NODE Holdings to 58, Adds INNIO and SoFi
VanEck has reduced its NODE ETF holdings from 64 to 58, incorporating INNIO (INIO) and SoFi (SOFI), while removing certain smaller miners and industrials. The firm noted that the June digital-asset selloff affected NODE, but its resilience came from mining and infrastructure holdings. INNIO began trading on Nasdaq on June 4 at $27.00 per share, offering solutions in energy for AI workloads. This restructuring reflects VanEck's focus on power and compute infrastructure, suggesting a strategic pivot that may influence investor perception in crypto-related equities.
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Innio (INIO) Target Enterprise Multiple of 46 Raises Concerns
Innio N.V. (NASDAQ: INIO) has an enterprise multiple of 46 based on current estimations, raising questions about its valuation. While Jim Cramer discussed the stock on Mad Money, he suggested the current price is at a premium compared to peers, advocating for a potential buy at a price closer to 29. The stock is tied to the growing data center market, yet the lack of concrete 2026 estimates leaves uncertainty regarding its future performance. Investing now could be feasible, but caution is advised in light of valuation concerns.
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