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This Month's Featured Story

Allbirds Exits Shoes, Pivots to AI With NewBird Rebrand

Authored by Leo Miller. Posted: 4/21/2026.

A pair of gray Allbirds wool sneakers displayed on a wooden surface beside the branded shoe box.

Key Points

Once a trendy shoe brand among tech-oriented consumers, Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) is undertaking a major shift in its business model. The company has sold its shoe product portfolio and is now moving into one of the market’s most discussed areas: artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

Allbirds’ AI pivot produced a dramatic market reaction: the stock spiked more than 580% on April 15. But beyond the parabolic move and the allure of the AI theme, what is Allbirds’ concrete plan? Here’s a look at where the company has been and what is known about its new strategy.

As Sales Drop, Allbirds Exits the Shoe Business

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When Allbirds went public in 2021, it was a relatively successful shoe company. That year, sales topped $275 million; the firm was not far from profitability and it had a market capitalization near $4 billion. Sales rose to nearly $300 million in 2022, but losses expanded: operating loss roughly tripled, from about $33 million to $96 million between 2021 and 2022.

After 2022, revenue deteriorated. Sales fell about 15% in 2023 and then declined roughly 20% or more in each of the following two years. By the end of March 2026, Allbirds' market capitalization had dropped to just $23 million — a roughly 98% decline from its highs.

At the end of March, Allbirds agreed to sell “substantially all” of its assets and intellectual property to American Exchange Group for $39 million.

In short, Allbirds is exiting the shoe business. About two weeks later, the company said it had agreed to issue up to $50 million of convertible debt to an unnamed institutional investor. That financing is intended to fund the newly rebranded company, NewBird AI, as it pursues an AI-focused strategy.

NewBird AI: A New Entrant in the “GPU-as-a-Service” Market

NewBird AI plans to use investor funds to purchase NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) graphics processing units (GPUs) to run a GPU-as-a-service business. In practice, that means renting GPUs to customers who need compute for AI workloads — a model similar to the cloud GPU offerings provided by Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and other hyperscalers. Companies such as CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) operate in the same space; NewBird has described itself as a "neo-cloud," a term sometimes applied to CoreWeave.

Importantly, NewBird has not received the full $50 million commitment. To date the company has received $3.25 million, which it used to buy NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs. Those GPUs are being leased to a customer under a $2.75 million, three-year agreement. It's unclear whether all of the $3.25 million of GPU purchases are tied to that single customer; if they are, the economics look challenging. NewBird also faces a 12% annual interest rate on the convertible debt, which is a significant headwind to profitability.

The company would receive an additional $2 million pending a May 18 shareholder meeting, where shareholders will also vote to approve the shoe asset sale. The remaining $44.75 million is fully at the discretion of the institutional investor to provide or withhold. That structure suggests the investor wants to see NewBird’s initial GPU deployments before committing more capital and is a cautious—not unequivocal—endorsement.

NewBird’s AI Strategy Raises Significant Questions

NewBird states, “North American data center vacancy rates have reached historic lows, and market-wide compute capacity coming online through mid-2026 is already fully committed. The result is a market where enterprises, AI developers, and research organizations are unable to secure the compute resources they need to build, train and run AI at scale. NewBird AI is being built to help close that gap.”

Put simply, the company argues that data centers are tight and smaller AI developers cannot secure the compute they need — and those smaller developers are NewBird’s target customers.

That pitch raises an obvious question: NewBird needs GPUs to serve those customers, but if large AI providers are already capacity-constrained, how will a much smaller operator secure the necessary hardware? One possibility is that NewBird plans to acquire stranded GPU assets — for example, used equipment from former crypto miners. The company has not provided enough detail yet, so it remains unclear how it intends to source and scale its compute capacity.

Overall, it is still too early to judge NewBird’s prospects. Engaging with this small, highly uncertain company carries considerable risk. Notably, the day after NewBird’s dramatic surge, the stock fell about 36%.


This Month's Featured Story

Lawmakers Bet Big on These 3 Stocks—Should You?

Authored by Jessica Mitacek. Posted: 4/22/2026.

Logos for Netflix, J.P. Morgan, and Broadcom displayed over a stock price chart background.

Key Points

A large share of members of the U.S. Congress are millionaires, but it’s highly unlikely they amassed that level of wealth on a lawmaker's salary alone. While the base pay for a senator or representative is a respectable $174,000 per year, that amount is still nowhere near the kind of income that typically produces a seven-figure net worth by itself.

Instead, many elected officials have been extremely active in the market, logging hundreds if not thousands of trades each year.

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In 2025, for instance, Representative Ro Khanna (D-California) made 4,555 trades totaling nearly $63 million in volume. Representative Michael T. McCaul (R-Texas) wasn’t far behind, with 1,057 trades totaling nearly $62 million in volume.

Although numerous efforts to curtail congressional stock trading have been proposed, those bills frequently die on the floor.

Meanwhile, exchange-traded funds that track members’ trades—like the Unusual Whales Subversive Democratic Trading ETF (BATS: NANC)—highlight an impressive feat: despite more than 94% of actively managed funds failing to beat the S&P 500 over 20 years, members of Congress can seemingly do so with ease.

For investors looking to potentially capitalize on that phenomenon, here are the top three stocks most recently purchased by U.S. lawmakers, according to mandatory disclosure filings made in the past 90 days.

Representatives Are Benefiting From Netflix’s Big Bounce

At the top of the list of most popular stocks among members of Congress is communication services giant Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX).

The stock has received bipartisan support over the past three months, with nine buys from four representatives totaling $163,500 in inflows.

After hitting its all-time high in June 2025, NFLX experienced a well-publicized sell-off, with shares falling more than 43%. Since the stock’s year-to-date (YTD) low on Feb. 12, however, it has rallied nearly 42%—roughly the gain McCaul has seen since purchasing shares on Feb. 17, a trade he disclosed on March 10.

Fundamentally, Netflix was due for a rebound. The company was severely oversold despite year-over-year revenue growth of nearly 16% in both 2024 and 2025. Those years also saw earnings growth of nearly 65% and 28%, respectively, meaning share prices had lagged the company's improving fundamentals.

Wall Street is bullish on the streaming giant: 36 of the 50 analysts who cover the stock assign it a Buy rating, and the high-end price target implies more than 60% potential upside.

Broadcom’s Rally Was Preceded by Heavy Congressional Buying

By sheer volume, Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) has been one of the most popular stocks among members of Congress.

Over the past 90 days, the semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions company has seen members of both parties buy $3,080,500 worth of its stock across eight trades.

The timing of those purchases proved prescient. Over the past month, AVGO is up nearly 30%, and since the stock’s YTD low on March 30 it has gained more than 35%.

The recent rally has been driven in part by news that Broadcom is expanding its deal with Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) to produce custom AI chips, while extending a deal with Google through 2031 to develop Tensor Processing Units (TPU) and providing Anthropic access to approximately 3.5 gigawatts of TPU-based AI compute capacity beginning in 2027.

Representative Tony Wied (R-Wisconsin) purchased between $1 million and $5 million worth of Broadcom stock on Feb. 19. That trade, disclosed on March 9, leaves the lawmaker’s position up nearly 19% since.

Congress Is Placing a Big Bet on a Legacy Banking Stock

Over the past 90 days, JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) has seen eight Congressional trades resulting in $304,500 in inflows from both sides of the aisle. This includes a large Feb. 19 bet placed by Representative Khanna, disclosed on March 9, for an amount between $100,001 and $250,000.

Since then, the 225-year-old investment bank's shares have been mostly flat.

However, after reporting a beat on the top and bottom lines for Q1 2026 on April 14, the stock’s forward P/E multiple of around 14 suggests it could be undervalued at current prices, especially given forecasts for earnings growth of more than 7% over the next year.

The financials sector has been under pressure this year, producing the worst YTD performance among the S&P 500’s 11 sectors. But with major banks reporting strong earnings and record revenues to kick off the season, members of Congress could be positioning themselves for a potential rebound in JPM.

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