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  • President Trump ordered an immediate U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and vowed to interdict vessels paying Iran tolls, boosting oil-market risk.
  • Artemis II crew completed a successful splashdown, validating Orion heat-shield and recovery procedures and supporting aerospace contractor sentiment.
  • GSK reported early Mo-rez tumor shrinkage, with executives calling the asset a potential blockbuster for the company's oncology pipeline.
  • Credo fell after earnings despite blowout revenue and margins, creating a tactical buy window for momentum traders.
  • Analysts recommended a tactical long in UnitedHealth, citing Medicare Advantage rate tailwinds and Optum efficiency gains despite regulatory overhang.
  • Capital One is at an inflection; analysts advise a Hold while watching integration execution and rising credit signals.
  • CoreWeave triggered buy signals after multi-year deals and fresh financing, offering upside amid valuation and execution risk.

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Toronto market climbs as materials, tech and financials lead gains

Toronto market climbs as materials, tech and financials lead gains

The S&P/TSX Composite closed up 1.70% in Toronto on Monday as advances in the Materials, Information Technology and Financials sectors pushed the index higher. Several mining names delivered the session's strongest gains while a handful of stocks, including a major airline and an insurer, were among the largest decliners. Market volatility, measure…

Cambridge Acquisition Closes $230 Million IPO; Units Begin Trading on NASDAQ

Cambridge Acquisition Closes $230 Million IPO; Units Begin Trading on NASDAQ

Cambridge Acquisition Corp. completed an initial public offering of 23 million units at $10 per unit, generating gross proceeds of $230 million. The special purpose acquisition company began trading on NASDAQ under the symbol CAQUU on February 6, 2026. Each unit comprises one Class A ordinary share and one-third of a redeemable warrant; each full w…

Monro CEO Buys $251K of Company Stock After Mixed Q3 Results

Monro CEO Buys $251K of Company Stock After Mixed Q3 Results

Monro, Inc.'s CEO, Peter D. Fitzsimmons, acquired 12,750 shares of the company's common stock on February 5, 2026, for roughly $250,879. The purchase increased his direct holdings to 112,033 shares. Separately, Monro reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 results with earnings per share of $0.16—above analysts' $0.13 estimate—while revenue of $293.4 mi…

Senate Hearing Puts 39% TV Ownership Cap at Center of Debate

Senate Hearing Puts 39% TV Ownership Cap at Center of Debate

A Senate Commerce Committee hearing will examine the long-standing national television ownership rule that prevents any broadcaster from reaching more than 39% of U.S. TV households. Testimony to be delivered includes a defense of the cap by Newsmax's CEO as a safeguard for competition and diversity, while the National Association of Broadcasters w…

Agomab Therapeutics Raises Roughly $200 Million in NASDAQ IPO

Agomab Therapeutics Raises Roughly $200 Million in NASDAQ IPO

Agomab Therapeutics NV completed an initial public offering that generated approximately $200 million in gross proceeds before underwriting fees and expenses. The clinical-stage Belgian biopharmaceutical firm sold 12.5 million American Depositary Shares at $16 apiece, began trading on February 6, 2026 under the ticker AGMB, and named a syndicate of…

Buy SoFi on the Q4 Re-Rate - Growth Justifies a Re-Rating, Not a Panic

Buy SoFi on the Q4 Re-Rate - Growth Justifies a Re-Rating, Not a Panic

SoFi reported accelerated revenue growth and profitability in Q4 2025 and has optionality across lending, payments and banking. At roughly $26.9B market cap and a current price near $21.38, the stock looks mispriced relative to a plausible re-rate as revenue and EPS expand. This trade idea outlines a mid-term long with a defined entry, stop and tar…

PayPal Priced for Failure — Opportunity for a Deep-Value Rebound

PayPal Priced for Failure — Opportunity for a Deep-Value Rebound

PayPal (PYPL) has been punished hard after weak Q4 results, a profit warning and a CEO transition. The stock trades near its 52-week low, with a P/FCF around 6.7, free cash flow of $5.56B and an enterprise value under $40B. Technicals are brutally oversold and short interest is moderate - a setup for a value-driven bounce. This trade idea lays out …

Target to Eliminate About 500 Roles to Shift Pay Toward Store Staffing

Target to Eliminate About 500 Roles to Shift Pay Toward Store Staffing

Target is reallocating personnel spending to strengthen in-store staffing after four years of flat annual sales. An internal memo says the company will eliminate roughly 500 positions across district and supply-chain functions and use the savings to increase payroll at its nearly 2,000 stores, expand hours where needed and roll out guest experience…

U.N. Awaits Specifics on U.S. Payment Schedule and Amounts for Overdue Dues

U.N. Awaits Specifics on U.S. Payment Schedule and Amounts for Overdue Dues

The United Nations is seeking concrete details from Washington on when and how much it will pay toward its substantial unpaid contributions after U.S. officials pledged an initial payment in the coming weeks. U.N. officials say the bulk of arrears are owed by the United States, which faces questions over allocation between past and current budget y…