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  • SentinelOne shares trade near $12.92 after a 2025–26 selloff, valuing the company at about $4.39 billion.
  • Analyst recommends a long entry at $12.92, stop at $10.50, and target of $18 within 180 trading days.
  • Analyst highlights AI endpoint security demand as SentinelOne's primary recovery driver.
  • SentinelOne reports positive free cash flow, seen as limiting structural downside.
  • Equillium trades near $1.83, with roughly a $111 million market cap and $10.7 million cash.
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Britain Says NATO Ministers Likely to Discuss Greenland Security at Next Meeting

Britain Says NATO Ministers Likely to Discuss Greenland Security at Next Meeting

British defence minister John Healey said NATO defence ministers are expected to deliberate measures to reinforce Greenland's security at a meeting in Brussels next week. The proposed NATO 'Arctic Sentry' mission is presented as a way to show the United States that allies are taking steps to address concerns raised about the Arctic. Details of the …

Sirius XM: Buy the Cash Flow, Ignore the Noise

Sirius XM: Buy the Cash Flow, Ignore the Noise

Sirius XM's subscription cash machine is undervalued by the market. The company generates meaningful free cash flow ($1.223B trailing) and trades at a P/E around 7 with a 5.2% yield. For traders willing to buy a stable media cash flow story, SIRI offers an asymmetric risk-reward in the next 45 trading days.

Once Upon a Farm Prices IPO at $18 a Share, Valuation Tops $720 Million

Once Upon a Farm Prices IPO at $18 a Share, Valuation Tops $720 Million

Once Upon a Farm PBC has set an initial public offering price of $18 per share, according to people familiar with the matter. The Berkeley, California-based organic children's snacks company and some investors put nearly 11 million shares on offer within a previously announced $17 to $19 range. At the $18 level the company would carry a market valu…

U.S. Treasury Says Further Russia Sanctions Tied to Progress in Peace Talks

U.S. Treasury Says Further Russia Sanctions Tied to Progress in Peace Talks

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told lawmakers that the decision to impose additional sanctions on Russia will be guided by the course of ongoing peace negotiations. Bessent, who took part in recent Miami discussions with Russian officials and representatives from the Trump circle, said previous sanctions on major Russian oil companies helped…

NBBK: Binary Upside on a Sub-$1.1B Regional Bank

NBBK: Binary Upside on a Sub-$1.1B Regional Bank

NB Bancorp (NBBK) offers a high-risk, high-reward setup today: cheap-looking fundamentals and positive technical momentum sit alongside elevated short interest and an acquisition-related legal probe. This trade idea lays out an actionable long with entry, stop and target, plus the key catalysts and risks that make this a binary outcome over the nex…

Liftoff Mobile Delays IPO as Software Stocks Come Under Pressure

Liftoff Mobile Delays IPO as Software Stocks Come Under Pressure

Liftoff Mobile Inc., a mobile app marketing company with backing from Blackstone Inc., has put off an initial public offering that had been due to price Thursday evening, according to people familiar with the matter. The company had targeted up to $762 million in proceeds. The postponement comes amid broad weakness in technology equities, especiall…

Coty narrows strategy to core franchises as interim CEO suspends guidance

Coty narrows strategy to core franchises as interim CEO suspends guidance

Coty has pulled its full-year outlook as interim CEO Markus Strobel launches a plan to concentrate resources on the company’s highest-potential brands. The reshuffle comes with guidance showing modest revenue growth in the latest quarter, but an expectation of materially compressed gross margins and a much weaker adjusted EBITDA in the coming quart…