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SNOY offers a high estimated distribution rate (35.7%) by capitalizing on Snowflake's volatility, but suffers from price decline and capped upside potential. The fund's synthetic option strategy increases risk and underperforms SNOW's total return, making it less attractive for growth-focused investors. SNOY's distributions rely heavily on return of capital, which is tax-efficient but may decline over time, mirroring other YieldMax funds.

Benoit Dageville, founder and board member at Snowflake, issues a warning to companies that don't embed AI into their workflows.

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Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) and Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) are both high-growth data software players. The two companies went public around the same time in late 2020.

In May this year, Alphabet Inc. GOOG unveiled a "total reimagining of search" with the launch of AI mode – the chatbot-style search engine feature that would let users converse with the search engine; besides using AI agents to execute tasks on behalf of the user. This announcement follows the launch of features like AI overviews that make Google Search a ‘Zero Click' affair. In search engine parlance, zero click refers to those internet searches that do not require the user to click and visit a webpage in order to get their questions answered. With AI overviews answering questions right on the search result pages, there is little incentive for search users to actually click and visit webpages to find their answers. This presents an existential threat to organizations that have built their business on top of Google's search engine platform. Ironically, Google's steadfast adoption of AI into their search engine is itself propelled by the existential threat presented by the emerging

No-Headquarters/BOZEMAN, Mont.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW), the AI Data Cloud company, today announced Chris Niederman as Senior Vice President of Alliances & Channels, starting July 21, 2025. Niederman will be responsible for leading the Snowflake global channel and partner ecosystem, and driving growth and collaboration through the Snowflake AI Data Cloud to empower every enterprise to achieve its full potential through data and AI. "At the heart of the AI Data Cloud, the Sno.

Snowflake rebounded after new CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy's AI-focused strategy and leadership restored investor confidence post-Slootman's retirement and disappointing FY24 results. First quarter FY26 results showed 26% revenue growth and 34% RPO growth, signaling improving future revenue predictability and stronger customer commitments. Non-GAAP operating margin rose to 9%, alleviating some profitability concerns and indicating effective cost management and operational efficiency improvements.

It's not exactly a secret that big technology stocks like Microsoft, Nvidia, and Alphabet have led the market for several years now. And rightfully so.

SNOW's Cortex is now a key growth engine, powering a 26% product revenue gain amid broader AI application demand.