BOXBox
New 52-week high$36.31+1.0% vs prior high · 2026-09-03

Box just set a fresh 52-week high at $36.31, completing a round trip from the $22 range it traded at in February. The $5 billion cloud name is now in price discovery with no overhead resistance left.

BIDUBaidu
New 52-week low$83.92-0.5% vs prior low · 2026-10-02

Baidu just set a new 52-week low at $83.92, six days after the last one. The stock traded above $160 as recently as January.

ABBVAbbVie
New 52-week high$272.42+0.4% vs prior high · 2026-10-07

AbbVie set a fresh 52-week high at $272.42, the second straight day of records for the drugmaker. Keep an eye on whether it holds.

Reddit Pulser/personalfinance
Help me find reality - 529 contributions for a toddler

Make sure your retirement is on point before saving for college. Your kid could get student loans, much harder for retirement.

College calculators price a toddler's future at nearly $1,000 a month, and 211 comments say that math is a trap: fund retirement first, because no one lends you money for your own old age. The $50,000 this family already has by age 2 puts them far ahead of average.

Crypto

Why Is the Cardano Price Falling After Its 11% Jump?

Cardano surged 11% while Bitcoin and Ethereum barely budged, making ADA the standout mover among major cryptocurrencies. But within three days, every gain vanished, leaving buyers who chased the spike nursing serious losses and raising hard questions about what actually sparked…

Reddit Pulser/wallstreetbets
Google might win bigly from AI software-cloning. $GOOGL

Nice larp. These are cute but enterprises don't pay for the software, they pay for support. It's like everything running on RHEL. It doesn't do anything special, it just has a strong organization behind it that we know will exist in 10 years. Same with Office and Adobe products. For games. Sure little indie single players. But let's see some GitHub monkey maintain the servers for their fortnite clone.

If AI reverse-engineering commoditizes app software, value shifts to whoever owns distribution and cloud runtime, the bull case this thread is stress-testing before Alphabet's November 4 earnings. The top reply, upvoted more than the post itself, says the moat was never the code.

Reddit Pulser/personalfinance
What should I do with NFLX stock I’ll be inheriting?

If you had $300k today would you put it all in Netflix? The answer to that is likely no. You could always keep a smaller position.

An inherited $300,000 single-stock position comes with a stepped-up basis, meaning selling right after the crash costs little in tax but feels impossible emotionally. The thread's answer: the loss already happened, so the only real question is where the money sits from here.

IPO TERMS REVISED
Amaero Inc.AMRO · Nasdaq
$20M raise3,883,496 shares

Amaero sets $20 million Nasdaq IPO in third S-1 amendment

A third amendment pins Amaero's Nasdaq debut at roughly $20 million across 3.88 million shares, with Baird and Lake Street running the books. The US titanium powder maker is inching toward pricing, so the trading window is close.

Source: SEC filing
Biggest movers · At the close
  • ACNAccenture$208.79+6.2%
  • ASANAsana$9.82+5.3%
  • MPCMarathon Petroleum$463.74+4.9%
  • FIGFigma$22.65+4.7%
  • CAVACava$54.51+4.7%
  • AAOIApplied Optoelectronics$105.33-14.1%
  • COHRCoherent$302.69-9.5%
  • ALABAstera Labs$346.2-9.4%
  • CRWVCoreWeave$81.5-7.9%
  • IRENIren$35.66-7.8%

Optical and data center names filled four of the five worst spots at this close, led by Applied Optoelectronics at -14%. Accenture's 6.2% gain was the best of a far tamer upside.