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  • Marvell's AI networking and optics revenue is accelerating and the company generates positive free cash flow.
  • Marvell still trades at about 50x P/E and 13x P/S, implying a high valuation that could limit near-term upside.
  • Analysts propose a measured mid-term long trade in Marvell to target a re-rating while protecting capital if growth disappoints.
  • Western Digital posted quarter-to-quarter revenue growth.
  • Western Digital showed margin expansion and generated robust free cash flow.
  • Analysts upgraded WDC into an actionable 45-trading-day long trade with defined entry, stop and target.

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Alkermes: A Patient Long on CNS Upside and Optionality From Recent M&A

Alkermes: A Patient Long on CNS Upside and Optionality From Recent M&A

Alkermes trades like a commercial-stage CNS company with a sizable market cap ($7.7B), steady free cash flow (~$222M last reported) and an active pipeline. The stock sits below its 52-week high ($55.67) after a year of M&A and pipeline repositioning. I view ALKS as a long with a 180-trading-day horizon: the base business finances optionality, while…

LUNR: Backlog Means Growth, Execution Still Governs the Outcome

LUNR: Backlog Means Growth, Execution Still Governs the Outcome

Intuitive Machines finished Q2 with a record $1.8 billion backlog and $920 million in awards, setting the revenue runway for 2026 and beyond. Revenue growth is real (Q2 revenues of $206.2M, +310% YoY) and the company expects 25-30% of backlog to convert to 2026 revenue. That makes LUNR a tactical long for patient traders who accept execution risk: …

Treasury's Enlarged Long-End Buyback Fails to Quell Bond Market Unease

Treasury's Enlarged Long-End Buyback Fails to Quell Bond Market Unease

The U.S. Treasury increased the maximum size of its long-dated debt buyback to $6 billion from $2 billion, a move that fell short of calming investors. After the operation, in which $5.187 billion of 10- and 20-year securities were repurchased, long-term Treasury yields rose to multi-week and multi-month highs, underscoring market skepticism that m…

Taysha Gene Therapies: A Patient Bull Trade on TSHA-102 Optionality

Taysha Gene Therapies: A Patient Bull Trade on TSHA-102 Optionality

Taysha (TSHA) is a clinical-stage AAV gene therapy company whose lead program, TSHA-102 for Rett syndrome, has advanced through pivotal dosing and gained regulatory alignment on manufacturing and BLA strategy. With roughly $320M in cash, a completed $200M offering in June, and a market cap near $1.6B, TSHA offers asymmetric upside if clinical reado…

US Banking Regulators Outline New Principles for Third-Party Risk Management

US Banking Regulators Outline New Principles for Third-Party Risk Management

Federal banking regulators on Friday released a proposed, principles-based set of guidelines intended to help banks and credit unions align third-party risk management to the risks presented by individual vendor relationships. The Federal Reserve, OCC, FDIC and NCUA said the guidance is non-binding and would replace existing third-party risk guidan…

Colgate-Palmolive Weighs Sale of Select Personal-care Brands in >$1B Review

Colgate-Palmolive Weighs Sale of Select Personal-care Brands in >$1B Review

Colgate-Palmolive is evaluating the potential sale of several mass-market personal-care brands, including Softsoap, Irish Spring and Speed Stick. The company has engaged Goldman Sachs to canvass potential buyers for a carve-out of a portion of its personal care division that could attract proceeds in excess of $1 billion. The move is framed as a po…

Vicor acquires sites for additional ChiP fabs

Vicor acquires sites for additional ChiP fabs

Vicor Corporation is acquiring two large industrial sites in Merrimack and Hooksett, New Hampshire, to build ChiP Fab-2 and Fab-3, significantly increasing its power component manufacturing capacity beyond the current Fab-1 in Massachusetts. This expansion aims to support advanced AI applications by providing scalable, high-performance Vertical Pow…

Athens equities close higher as banks, builders and travel names lead gains

Athens equities close higher as banks, builders and travel names lead gains

Greek shares finished higher on Friday with the Athens General Composite rising 1.07% to a five-year high. Strength in the Banking, Construction and Travel sectors powered the advance. Piraeus Bank and Optima bank recorded multi-year highs, while select property and healthcare names trailed. Commodity moves were mixed, with crude oil sliding and go…

Arista, SanDisk and a Broad Mix of Stocks Lead Friday’s Market Swings

Arista, SanDisk and a Broad Mix of Stocks Lead Friday’s Market Swings

Friday's session produced notable intraday swings across market-cap groupings. Technology names such as Arista Networks posted outsized gains while SanDisk slipped. Large- and mid-cap issues recorded a mix of double-digit rallies and steep declines, including a downgrade-driven drop for a nuclear power contractor. Small-cap stocks also showed sharp…

Moderna Shares Leap After Reassessment of Bearish Call and Clinical Progress

Moderna Shares Leap After Reassessment of Bearish Call and Clinical Progress

Moderna rose 7.5% in morning trading to $146.84, recovering from a recent stretch of selling that had driven the stock into the low-$130s after a September 3 downgrade. The rebound reflects investor reassessment of the Rothschild & Co Redburn Sell rating, positive Phase 3 data for the personalized cancer vaccine intismeran autogene co-developed wit…

Yuan Strengthens After Volatile Moves Following Surprise US Core CPI

Yuan Strengthens After Volatile Moves Following Surprise US Core CPI

The Chinese yuan firmed in choppy trading on Friday, pushing back against a dollar rally that followed unexpectedly strong US core consumer price index data. Offshore and onshore yuan pairs slipped from intraday highs before registering modest declines, while market strategists said a Federal Reserve rate increase next week could leave the currency…