A 4.3% session move on a $1.1 trillion market cap is roughly $45 billion in value changing hands in a single day. At $138.82, the $140 level is the next test.
While IWF investors have spent 2026 watching the Magnificent 7 sputter, one overlooked Vanguard fund running the opposite playbook has quietly outpaced nearly every major ETF on the market this year.
Most families with leftover 529 money face a painful choice between a tax penalty and a missed opportunity, but a little-known SECURE 2.0 provision opens a third path that almost nobody in the personal finance community talks about.
Red Cat Holdings just erased its post-earnings selloff in a matter of days despite missing on both revenue and profit, and the reason behind that reversal reaches far beyond one company’s quarterly numbers.
Brent crude has swung from $138 to the high $60s and back again in 2026, and three U.S. oil majors are riding that chaos to gains Wall Street did not see coming. The real question is whether the move that already happened is just the warmup.
A 9.3% intraday run puts Rubrik within pennies of a $100 handle, the kind of single-session move that resets the whole range for the name. Whether it holds triple digits into the close is the thing to watch.
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Apple's 0.65 put/call ratio into today's expiration says traders are leaning long, with call open interest stacked at the 315 and 317.5 strikes well above the 312.5 at-the-money line. That signals confidence, though crowded call positioning fades hardest when a move fails to show up. At 14.2% at-the-money implied vol, the options market is pricing a small move in either direction.
Price fixed at $5 flat, no range, $15M deal
Seven amendments in, Encore Medical has settled on a flat $5 per share for 3 million shares, a $15 million raise headed for NYSE American. A deal that small, with Oak Ridge Financial and Network 1 Financial running the books, means thin float and violent first-day pricing.
Source: SEC filingVogenx sets $11-$13 range for $75M Nasdaq IPO
Vogenx now has a price on it: 6.25 million shares at $11 to $13, or $75 million, in its second S-1 amendment ahead of a Nasdaq debut. Terms this specific mean pricing is days away, with JonesTrading running the book solo.
Source: SEC filingWashington is reviewing how Chinese firms reach Nvidia silicon through offshore data centers, and $217 says traders are no longer treating China access as a rounding error for a $5.3 trillion company. Any formal restriction lands squarely on the AI trade's biggest weight.
Apple is sending shareholders about $3.94 billion in cash, at 27 cents a share, with the money landing August 13. American Electric Power is next at roughly $517 million, followed by Sirius XM, OceanFirst Financial and H2O America.
Buyers are paying up again for the streaming leader after it crossed 300 million premium subscribers. The bet is that subscriber scale outruns heavier spending on marketing and AI features.
