Devon Energy closed at $51.39, a new 52-week high that narrowly clears the March 27 peak. The stock has been grinding back toward that level since the summer.
A close at $62.08 marks a fresh 52-week high, 4.28% above the record set just a day earlier. Back-to-back peaks at this energy major mean the breakout has no overhead resistance left.
Jim Cramer called dividend reinvestment plans the place where some big money gets made, but the tax code and the risk of concentration tell a more complicated story about who should actually follow that advice.
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Signing a studio lease with $100 saved and $700 a month in child support is how a thin budget becomes an eviction. The thread's advice is unglamorous and correct: fix the driver's license first, because paying for Uber rides to a 12-hour shift quietly eats the raise you never got.
A 5.4% slide to $188.97 is a big single-day move for an $88.1 billion tower REIT that usually trades like a bond proxy. Keep an eye on whether it holds this level into the next session.
Three covered-call ETFs promise monthly paychecks from a 401(k) rollover, but each one trades a different slice of your upside for that cash, and the tax bill waiting inside a traditional IRA changes everything about which fund actually belongs in your account.
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Amendment sets $10 a share for a $600 million Nasdaq listing
Hometown Financial Group's amended S-1 fixes 60 million shares at a flat $10, a $600 million raise that would be one of the largest community bank deals to hit Nasdaq. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods is running the book, and a fixed price means the only remaining variable is the timing of the pricing.
Source: SEC filingEvernorth files S-1 for $80.7 million Nasdaq IPO
Evernorth Holdings registered an $80.7 million Nasdaq IPO, offering 5.22 million shares with Cantor Fitzgerald and StoneX running the books. Pricing terms are still blank, so the valuation debate starts with the next amendment.
Source: SEC filingJust one launch Friday, and YieldMax keeps stretching its single-stock income lineup: the SKHY Option Income Strategy ETF arrives at a 1.01% net expense ratio, the price of selling calls for monthly payouts.
Amendment fixes $10 price on $9 million conversion offering
MFB Bancorp locked its mutual-to-stock conversion at a fixed $10 a share, selling 1,035,000 shares for roughly $9 million with Performance Trust running the deal. Depositor subscription rights decide who gets allocated here, and the amended terms mean the window is closing. It lists on OTCQB, so liquidity will be thin.
Source: SEC filingLycia Therapeutics prices IPO at $18, raising $317.5 million
Lycia Therapeutics priced at $18 a share, pulling in $317.5 million on 17.64 million shares, one of the larger biotech raises to clear this year. Jefferies, TD Cowen, Evercore ISI and Guggenheim led the book, and shares start trading with the protein degradation story fully funded.
Source: SEC filingFour cybersecurity names took the top gainer slots at Friday's close, with CrowdStrike up 8.2% to lead a group that rarely moves in lockstep. The damage sat in telecom, where AT&T and T-Mobile both landed among the day's worst losers alongside Bloom Energy.
