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Lockheed Martin and RTX reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results and raised forward guidance after Pentagon stockpiles were depleted by recent conflicts, prompting plans to scale production. Both companies posted rising missile and weapons revenues, expanding backlogs and increased 2026 sales and profit targets.
NovoCure (NVCR) topped U.S. trending lists with a 23.4% jump as markets chased headlines and analyst activity. A range of other equities—from Cleveland-Cliffs to CAPR—posted outsized intraday moves. Volume spikes and large analyst target gaps indicate momentum trading and concentrated interest rather than broad index direction.
Initial U.S. jobless claims dropped to 187,000, the lowest level since 1969, signaling a tight labor market. Investors reacted cautiously as the data reduces recession odds but raises the risk of sticky inflation and renewed Federal Reserve rate action. Equities pulled back, bond yields climbed, and oil prices rose, complicating the outlook ahead o…
The robotics sector covers a dozen distinct subsectors that together form the automation stack, from industrial arms and power systems to machine vision, lasers and lab automation. The ROBO and BOTZ exchange-traded funds aggregate many of the representative names across these lanes. Below is a concise map highlighting one standout stock in each sub…
B. Riley highlights four capital-equipment companies in the semiconductor back-end and OSAT segments that it believes stand to benefit from rising near-term AI demand and increased capacity investments in advanced packaging, including high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and 2.5D packaging. The firm assigns two Buys and two Neutral ratings, adjusts price ta…
Italian equities closed lower on Thursday, with the Investing.com Italy 40 index retreating 2.79% at the Milan close. Losses were concentrated in Technology, Financials and Utilities, while a handful of stocks in the energy and aerospace sectors posted gains. Market breadth skewed heavily negative as commodity prices moved sharply, with crude and B…
German equity markets finished lower on Thursday, with the DAX slipping 1.77% as losses in the Technology, Telecoms and Software sectors pushed indices down. Infineon Technologies led decliners on the main gauge, while industrial names including Daimler Truck Holding and Traton posted gains. Energy and precious metals futures moved sharply in oppos…
France's main equity gauges ended Thursday in negative territory, led by losses across the Technology, Consumer Goods and Healthcare sectors. The CAC 40 declined 1.64% at the close while the broader SBF 120 slipped 1.50%. Several individual stocks posted notable gains and steep declines, and volatility and commodity moves were pronounced in late tr…
Belgian equities closed slightly lower on Thursday, with the BEL 20 down 0.08% at the Brussels close. Losses were concentrated in the Consumer Services, Technology and Consumer Goods sectors. Argen-X led gains while Umicore and other industrial names posted the steepest declines. Commodities showed marked moves: gold fell sharply while crude benchm…
U.K. equities closed lower on Thursday with the Investing.com United Kingdom 100 falling 0.75%. Losses were concentrated in the Mining, Electrical and Chemicals sectors, while individual winners included Segro, 3i Group and BP. Energy commodities rallied sharply, gold retreated and the pound weakened versus the dollar.
Spain's equity benchmark closed lower, with the IBEX 35 falling 1.55% as declines in Financial Services & Real Estate, Consumer Services and Building & Construction sectors led the market down. While several large-cap stocks posted declines, a handful of companies — led by Indra A, Cellnex and ROVI — recorded notable gains. Commodities and currency…
Portugal's benchmark index closed lower on Thursday, driven by losses across Industrials, Basic Materials and Financials. The PSI fell 0.27% at the Lisbon close. Energy-related names led gains, while postal services and selected industrials were among the heaviest decliners. Commodity markets registered large swings, with Brent and U.S. crude posti…
The AEX closed 1.28% lower on Thursday as losses in Consumer Services, Financials and Industrials pressured the market. Decliners outpaced advancers by a wide margin. Energy-linked commodities strengthened, with U.S. crude and Brent rising sharply, while gold futures slipped. Currency and volatility measures showed little net movement.
Pair trading that leans on structural competition - firms fighting for the same dollar - can isolate relative execution risk and produce attractive spread trades. A review of five proven pair architectures highlights a current leader: long Meta (META) and short Alphabet (GOOGL). That pair combines pronounced price divergence, a material valuation g…
Swedish equities closed lower on Thursday with the OMX Stockholm 30 down 0.60%. Losses in Basic Materials, Healthcare and Telecoms led the decline, while select industrial and engineering names outperformed. Commodity markets saw sharp gains in oil and a drop in gold, and the dollar strengthened against the krona.
Finland's equity benchmark, the OMX Helsinki 25, closed down 1.50% on Thursday as setbacks in the Basic Materials, Telecoms and Technology sectors pushed the market lower. Decliners outnumbered advancers by nearly three to one, even as a handful of stocks posted gains. Commodity markets saw sharp moves: Brent and U.S. crude rose, while gold futures…
Alphabet reported a standout Q2 2026 result — $9.11 in EPS versus a $2.88 estimate and $119.80 billion in revenue — yet its Class A shares fell sharply intraday. The market reaction reflects investor unease over an added $15 billion in capital expenditures and related execution and regulatory risks, despite a sizable cloud backlog and other fundame…
Poland's main equity gauge closed lower on Thursday with the WIG30 down 1.34% as declines in Basic Materials, Banking and Information Technology weighed on the market. A larger number of stocks fell than rose, while selected energy names advanced. Crude and Brent oil posted notable gains and the zloty weakened modestly against both the euro and the…
The OMX Copenhagen 20 ended the session down 0.76% on Thursday, driven by declines in Personal & Household Goods, Software & Computer Services and Financials. While a handful of large caps posted gains, more than twice as many listings fell than rose. Commodity moves were pronounced: U.S. crude and Brent crude both rallied, while August gold future…
Globe Life shares plunged in morning trading after the insurer reported second-quarter 2026 results that missed analyst expectations on net operating income and issued full-year guidance whose midpoint sat below consensus. Recent insider selling and weakness across U.S. equity markets amplified the decline, with the stock trading sharply lower from…
Alphabet recorded its first-ever quarterly free cash flow deficit in Q2 2026 and Tesla posted a deepening negative free cash flow as both companies accelerated capital spending on AI-related infrastructure. The results triggered broad equity weakness across major hyperscalers and semiconductor names, and highlighted a structural shift: top cloud an…
Lyft Inc. shares fell about 7% as a short report from Bleecker Street Research highlighted potentially large legal liabilities tied to consolidated sexual-assault litigation. The report places potential exposure at $1.3 billion to $2.7 billion, far above the company's combined legal and tax accruals, and raises questions about disclosure in recent …
Morocco's equity market closed lower on Thursday, with losses concentrated in the Utilities, Banking and Mining sectors. The Moroccan All Shares index ended the session down 0.29% in Casablanca. Select stocks delivered strong gains, even as broader commodity and currency moves created a mixed backdrop.
Truist Securities cut its rating on Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to Hold from Buy, noting the stock's proximity to the firm's $20 price target and increased promotional activity across the mass-market cruise segment. The bank's July demand and price survey, along with discussions with senior industry executives and forward booking and pricing dat…
Databricks announced an extension of its partnership with Microsoft into the 2030s, moving more of its core operations and analytics onto Azure and raising its use of Azure Cobalt, Microsoft’s Arm-based custom chips, for data-intensive and agentic AI workloads. Microsoft will also continue embedding Databricks’ AI tools across its product set, incl…
