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The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Former Arsenal star Rob Holding, 29, lined up for shock MLS transfer following failed Sheffield United loan
ROB HOLDING is on the radar of MLS clubs as his Crystal Palace future is in doubt. The ex-Arsenal defender, 29, had a loan at Sheffield United for the second half of last season. 3 Rob Holding was frozen out after falling out with manager Oliver Glasner Credit: Getty 3 He played only one game for Crystal Palace after the situation with Oliver Glasner Credit: Rex 3 He spent most of his time training with the junior team before moving to Sheffield United in January Credit: Getty Championship sides are keen but there is interest in the US for a second year running. The defender was signed from He was then sent to train with the junior team, where he remained frozen out until deadline day of the January transfer window, when he joined Holding, READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWS But as things stand, a complete separation from the club could be in everyone's best interest. He went on to make 10 appearances and provided one assist as Sheffield United finished third in the Championship but missed out on promotion and manager Chris Wilder leaving. Former Blades boss Wilder admitted he wanted to keep Holding before leaving his post after failing to secure Premier League promotion. He said: "Rob is just a straight loan until the end of the season, but he's certainly someone we'd be interested in if the loan goes well. Most read in Football 'You don't get signed by a club like Arsenal if you haven't got something about you – if you're not a little bit special. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK 'As sometimes happens, things didn't work out at Palace, and we've taken advantage of that. 'Everyone's been impressed with Rob in his early days here at Sheffield United." Crystal Palace could be KICKED OUT of Europa League before a ball is even kicked The departure of Wilder has meant Holding could do with moving abroad instead of heading back to Bramall Lane. In other transfer news, pre-season despite strong links to Arsenal. The England midfielder has two years left on his current deal, but after lifting the FA Cup and establishing himself as a Palace legend, a move to North London does interest him. Palace, however, are yet to receive an official approach. Sources have told SunSport the Eagles will hold out for a fee of around £65million to do business with the Gunners.
Forbes
4 days ago
- Business
- Forbes
These 5 S&P 500 Stocks Show New Highs On Declining Relative Strength
S&P 500, Blackrock The S&P 500 on Friday hit another new high – it was brief as sellers showed up and the index closed lower by .01%. July has been a month of new highs. It's also been a month of a declining relative strength indicator. This negative divergence between price and a key indicator might be a problem. The RSI, as it's known to price chart analysts, is a momentum oscillator. Developed by technical analyst J. Welles Wilder, Junior in the 70s, his work on the subject was first published in the book 'New Concepts In Technical Trading Systems.' Forbes in 1980 called him 'the premier technical trader publishing his work today.' The issue is not just with the S&P 500. Big, well-known names within the index are also showing weakening relative strength per Wilder's oscillator. 5 S&P 500 Stocks With Weakening RSI S&P 500: S&P 500 daily price chart, 7 19 25. The red-dotted lines show the negative divergence between the direction of price and the direction of the RSI momentum oscillator. Blackrock: Blackrock daily price chart, 7 19 25. The big asset management firm hit a new high Friday and the relative strength indicator failed to confirm the move by coming in lower than it's earlier July reading. The stock retreated from the higher price high during the session and closed lower by .16%. Blackrock is market capitalized at $170.97 billion. Genius Sports Limited: Genius Sports Limited daily price chart, 7 19 25. The price just hit a new high. The relative strength indicator peaked in November 2024 and did not accompany the stock on to a higher high on Friday. You can see how the 50-day moving average no longer trends upward. Genius Sports Limited has a market cap of $2.89 billion and it's a member of the Russell 2000 small caps ETF. MMM: MMM daily price chart, 7 19 25. The relative strength indicator peaked in January and is now lower even as the stock's price is hitting a new high. Friday's volume is extraordinary. The candlestick is a bearish engulfing: the high is higher than the previous session and the low is lower than the previous session. MMM has a market cap of $82.47 billion. Raytheon Technologies: Raytheon Technologies daily price chart, 7 19 25. The aerospace and defense company with a market cap of $202 billion has a negative divergence on its daily price chart. The stock just hit a new high and, at the same time, the relative strength indicator could not make it above its mid-June reading. Note that July volume levels are subdued compared to earlier months. Charles Schwab: Charles Schwab daily price chart, 7 19 25. The RSI peak came in mid-May and the measure is now lower as the stock itself makes a new high on decent buying volume. Schwab remains in an uptrend as indicated by the direction of the 50-day and the 200-day moving averages. Market cap for the capital markets firm is $174 billion. The RSI is only one indicator of momentum and should be seen in the context of other price indicators. Stats courtesy of Charts courtesy of No artificial intelligence was used in the writing of this post. More analysis and commentary at
Irish Independent
4 days ago
- Irish Independent
Hotel review: Check into Dublin's residents-only townhouse with a ‘poet-in-residence'
The Wilder is full of eye-catching touches like a suntrap terrace and original art Pól Ó Conghaile It's a sweet feeling to have a hotel tip in your back pocket. A place you know friends will like, has a few head-turning touches, yet does the hotel things well (hello, great showers and breakfasts). The Wilder Townhouse, set in a beautifully crisp Victorian red-brick, is one. A Dublin sister to The Montenotte in Cork, it opened in 2018 after a savvy, artful fit-out by owners Frankie and Jo Whelehan — and is the only hotel in the capital to feature in Ireland's Blue Book and the Mr & Mrs Smith and Small Luxury Hotels of the World collections... not a shabby holy trinity of hotel guides.
NBC News
5 days ago
- Politics
- NBC News
Youth baseball coach intercepts ICE agents approaching kids: ‘I'm willing to die'
What would you do if ICE agents approached the kids on your youth sports team at practice? Youman Wilder, the founder of Harlem Baseball Hitting Academy, said that he found himself in that exact position. And he didn't hesitate. 'I heard them saying, 'Where are you from? Where are your parents from?'' Wilder told MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace. 'And I just stepped in and said this is very inappropriate to ask these kids anything ... I'm just going to have them implement their Fifth Amendment right, and not say anything to you.'' He said that one of the agents responded, 'Oh, another YouTube lawyer.' Wilder asked the kids to move to the back of the batting cage while he talked to the agents from its only entrance. 'I got some tough New York City kids, so for them to be scared, it means something is really happening,' said Wilder in an interview with CNN. As the kids shuffled away from the agents, Wilder said he reassured them by saying, 'Listen, I'm not going to let them get through me.' In the same CNN interview, Wilder continued, 'I just said to myself, 'I'm willing to die to make sure you get home.' He even doubled down on his statement, saying, 'I'm willing to die today.' Wilder wants to make it clear that the kids who play baseball with him are upstanding kids with bright futures, not victims. In fact, 45 of his players have been drafted to the Major League. 'We graduated 400 kids out of college who walk around with degrees from Stanford and Princeton and Harvard. All African American and Latino kids,' he told Wallace. 'So, we're not going around saying, 'Poor little us,' because we do very, very good work.' In the end, he said, it's all comes down to protecting others — especially kids. 'We have to have people speaking up and we have to have a better way to do this stuff,' Wilder said. He added, 'We have to care about people, young people.' Wilder told Wallace that as he confronted the armed ICE agents, 'The only thing I had that day was my Uncle Pete, who's my bishop, my mother in my ear, the Constitution and prayer.' Since the interview aired on MSNBC on July 14, an ICE spokesperson stated, 'ICE has not conducted any recent enforcement activity in the vicinity of Riverside Park.' Wilder stated that the officers were armed and wearing camouflage uniforms that identified them as ICE agents. New York Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal, who represents the Upper West Side, mentioned the confrontation in her newsletter. 'I recently learned that ICE agents approached a group of kids attending baseball practice near the batting cages near West 71st Street in Riverside Park,' Rosenthal wrote, as first reported by ILovetheUpperWestSide. 'The only thing that stood between those kids in Riverside Park and a Florida detention center buried deep in the Everglades was a brave coach who knew the law. Each one of us has the power to make a difference right in our own backyards.'
CBS News
15-07-2025
- CBS News
Man accused of luring girl with disabilities, triggering Lewisville Amber Alert, police say
A 60-year-old man has been charged with enticing a child after a 13-year-old Lewisville girl with both physical and mental disabilities disappeared early Sunday morning. According to the Lewisville Police Department, the 13-year-old was last seen at about 11:35 p.m. Saturday, July 1, in the 1200 block of South State Highway in Lewisville, with a suspect. An Amber Alert was issued shortly after 5 a.m. Sunday. Officers immediately began the search and investigation. During the early stages, they received video evidence that helped identify the suspect as Wilder. Just after 6 a.m., an officer saw the child and Wilder walking down the street, near the original search area. Wilder was detained without incident, Lewisville PD said. He was arrested on unrelated warrants and taken to jail while detectives continued their investigation. On Monday, a warrant was issued for enticing a child with intent to commit a felony. Wilder remains in the Denton County Jail. The investigation is ongoing and Lewisville police said additional charges may be considered as evidence is gathered and witnesses are interviewed. Anyone with information related to this incident is encouraged to contact the Lewisville Police Department at 972-219-3600.
