The oil major just set a 52-week high at $48.53, price territory it hasn't tested in the past year.
Cipher Digital's $11.34 close takes out its March 30 floor by 5.6%, leaving the $4.7 billion miner with no 52-week support left underneath it. The June peak above $26 is now less than half a year old.
Apple cleared its September 25 peak with a $341.27 close, a fresh 52-week high on the same day it launched its smart home lineup. The $5 trillion name is still making new ground.
WeShop prices Nasdaq IPO, 3.2 million shares sold
WeShop's IPO is priced and the social-commerce platform is now trading on Nasdaq with 3,206,446 shares sold into a $52.5 million market cap. That is a micro-cap float, so expect thin liquidity and sharp swings in the first sessions.
Source: SEC filing
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A 5.1% slide to $124.53 lands on the same day the bank reports earnings, so the results and outlook now meet a tape already pricing in disappointment. Guidance commentary is the thing to watch.
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Just one new fund cleared EDGAR today: the REX Peptide ETF, an equity portfolio charging 0.65%, giving investors a single ticker on the GLP-1 era peptide drug boom instead of stock-picking it.
Cipher Digital's 13.1% drop was the deepest cut in a 385-name priority list at the close. Refiners and Oracle took the other side.
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