This season, defensive end Efe Obada will return to Washington.
This week, the Commanders declared that Obada had resigned. The terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Obada has played for the NFC East club for the past two seasons, but two injuries ended his 2023 campaign. Due to a knee injury, he began the season on injured reserve. He played five games before suffering numerous leg fractures in Week 11, which ended his career.
Obada finished his career with the Bills and Panthers with 62 tackles, 11 sacks, an interception, a forced fumble, and two fumble recoveries. In 2022, he had 24 tackles and four sacks.
AI stocks are all the rage this year.
Just five companies, all heavily involved with AI, have boosted the major averages into bull market territory.
One of those stocks, Nvidia, was up 189% in the first half alone.
But our Weiss ratings have been evaluating tech stocks — including artificial intelligence — for two decades.
And we were onto Nvidia sooner than practically anyone else.
In fact, our proprietary Weiss ratings first upgraded Nvidia to a “Buy” way back in 2011, when it was still mostly in the gaming business.
Since that time, Nvidia’s shares are up 9,624%. So far.
But that’s not the only early stage AI stock our model has nailed.
Ansys is another AI name on the list. It’s up 5,466% since we first rated it a “Buy.”
And Lam Research is up 3,146%.
Because of these big gains, you might think the AI boom — at least on Wall Street — has passed us by.
But as we show you in our nothing could be further from the truth.
All our research tells us AI is about to enter a new phase, with a different set of companies leading the way. And many of these companies are still flying under the radar.
Our Weiss Ratings AI specialist, Jon Markman, has homed in on one high-rated AI stock in particular.
We reveal more details about this company — and the AI market in general — during our Artificial Intelligence Town Hall.
