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9/10
12:13
Patrick Palfrey, Head of Strategy at Seaport Research Partners, noted that the current fundamentals of U.S. corporate earnings are exceptionally strong, with analysts' earnings expectations continuously revised upwards. This situation is historically rare, "almost beyond the realm of normal possibility." He believes that S&P 500 component companies saw a 55% year-over-year jump in second-quarter EPS, still growing 35% after excluding unrealized gains. However, the market has underreacted to this positive news, with the high-interest-rate environment suppressing valuations and investors questioning the sustainability of earnings.

Palfrey specifically pointed out that the fundamentals of industrial and transportation stocks are accelerating their improvement, but their stock prices have not yet seen corresponding returns, indicating clear mispricing opportunities. He warned that if the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week re-emphasizes the necessity of rate hikes, it could pose a short-term shock to the stock market, even though the market has already priced in approximately a 60% probability of a hike.
12:12
Expedia Group (EXPE) CEO Ariane Gorin stated at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia & Tech Conference that consumers are still traveling despite the average gas price reaching a record high of $4.15 per gallon in the US over Labor Day. She noted a 35% increase in searches during the Labor Day period, primarily focused on vacation destinations such as Las Vegas and Mexico. Looking ahead to the fall, searches for cities like Chicago, Boston, and New York have increased, with consumers showing a greater tendency to use budget or all-inclusive filters to find deals. Expedia's Q2 revenue grew 14% year-over-year, and adjusted EPS increased by 36%. The company has raised its full-year 2026 revenue growth guidance to 9%-10% (previously 6%-9%), with total gross bookings projected to reach up to $130.8 billion.
12:09
A rare inversion has occurred in Oracle's options market, with call option prices exceeding put option prices, whereas typically put options are more expensive. Julia Spina, Research Head at IG Group North America, noted that this phenomenon, occurring ahead of Oracle's Q1 earnings release, may reflect optimistic market expectations regarding the conversion of the company's remaining performance obligations (RPO). Oracle's stock price has fallen 32% over the past 12 months, with free cash flow at negative $24 billion, and the company plans to raise $40 billion through debt and equity financing to cover capital expenditures. Analysts believe it would be a mistake to interpret this asymmetric options ratio as a directional signal.
12:08
A centuries-old tin company backed by funding from the US Department of Defense agreed to buy as much as 100% of the metal concentrates produced by an Australian mining firm under a multiyear offtake agreement financed by STG Metals.
12:08
Yahoo Finance reports that analysts generally give Rocket Lab (RKLB) stock a "Strong Buy" rating, with a 12-month price target of $113.76, more than 70% higher than its current price.

The stock has fallen 57% from its late May high, mainly due to increased attention on competitor Space Exploration Technologies, a planned $8 billion acquisition of Iridium Communications, and the delay of the Neutron rocket launch until 2027. Although the company is currently unprofitable and speculative, its Electron rocket has completed 94 missions and has a customer order backlog of $2.36 billion.
12:08
Designer Brands, the parent company of DSW, reported adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.34 for the second quarter, surpassing market expectations of $0.26. However, revenue declined by 1.2% year-over-year to $730.6 million, slightly below the anticipated $744.7 million. The company's gross margin significantly improved from 43.6% to 47.9%. Designer Brands raised its full-year revenue guidance to flat to 1% growth (previously a decline of 1% to 1% growth) and increased its adjusted EPS guidance to $0.47-$0.52 (previously $0.28-$0.38).
12:08
Bloom Energy (BE) recorded nearly $350 million in single-day options trading volume on September 8, with call options outnumbering put options by 50%, and its stock price rose by 11% that day. This followed the purchase of the company's stock and call options by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's spouse in late July, after which Bloom Energy was included in the S&P 500 index.
12:08
Permian Basin natural gas has traded at negative prices for 118 of the first 131 trading days this year, indicating a persistent oversupply due to insufficient pipeline capacity. Chevron's subsidiary Energy Forge One has partnered with Microsoft to build a gas-fired power plant near a data center campus in Texas, aiming to utilize this excess gas for electricity generation.
12:07
A journalist's estimate reveals that Europe loses approximately €50 billion each year to carousel VAT fraud, also known as missing trader intra-community (MTIC) fraud. This figure surpasses HSBC's $22 billion net income for fiscal year 2025. Author Oliver Bullough noted on a Bloomberg podcast that this type of fraud has no earnings ceiling, incentivizing criminal gangs to collaborate for larger and more elaborate schemes. The fraud involves importing products zero-rated for VAT, selling them to a shell company within the EU with VAT charged, then exporting the goods and reclaiming VAT from the treasury, while the initial trader disappears without remitting the VAT. HSBC is mentioned solely as a scale benchmark and is not suggested to be involved in the fraud.
12:07
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, in an interview at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, stated that AI is not "inherently good or bad," and its potential lies in human hands. He likened AI to nuclear energy, saying it "can both light up cities and destroy them," and proposed that AI is a "cognitive revolution" that humanity should advance with, riding this wave of technology.
12:07
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," stated that his $1.2 billion debt is part of his wealth accumulation strategy, aimed at leveraging investments that generate cash flow. His ex-wife and long-time business partner, Kim Kiyosaki, clarified that this debt is not personally owned by Robert but is associated with a portfolio of approximately 1,500 apartment units held by a group of real estate investors, with their personal liability significantly limited through legal arrangements. Kiyosaki advocates using "good debt" to expand income and opposes traditional financial advice to "live within your means." Wealth advisors have noted that Kiyosaki's strategy was highly effective during specific periods of low interest rates in the past, but replicating it has become more challenging in the current environment of high housing prices and high interest rates.
12:06
Biohaven (BHVN) stock plummeted Thursday after the company paused enrollment in a midstage study of its seizure treatment opakalim due to safety concerns. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now requiring Biohaven to assess the potential for human toxicity from a metabolite in the drug, which is in testing for focal onset seizures, after issues were observed in rats.
12:06
Associated British Foods (ABF) shares fell over 9% after its latest trading update showed another weak quarter for Primark in continental Europe, with like-for-like sales expected to decline 3% in the fourth quarter. The group's sugar division faces a sharply deteriorating outlook, with an adjusted operating loss expected towards the upper end of £25 million to £60 million this year, potentially worsening to between £70 million and £170 million in 2027. Amidst this, Primark confirmed plans to offer home delivery in Great Britain, acquiring Debenhams Group's Sheffield fulfillment facility for £90 million, though no launch date has been given.
12:06
A group of lenders led by State Bank of India agreed to provide about $3.5 billion of debt financing to Indian mobile telephone operator Vodafone Idea Ltd. to help it rebuild its business, people familiar with the matter said.
12:06
Norwegian deepwater driller Odfjell Drilling has received a letter of award from Vår Energi for the Deepsea Bergen rig, with an estimated contract value of $518 million (Nkr4.81 billion). The three-year contract is expected to begin in early 2028, extending Deepsea Bergen's firm contract backlog to the first quarter of 2031. The value includes mobilisation fees but excludes annual escalation, integrated services, performance bonuses, and fuel incentives. Odfjell Drilling CEO Kjetil Gjersdal expressed delight, highlighting the long-term partnership and the rig's capability to deliver world-class operational performances.
12:05
The report highlights that private credit has evolved into a major source of financing for energy and infrastructure projects, as banks retreat from long-dated and complex loans. It notes that artificial intelligence is creating a significant opportunity, with over $1 trillion in U.S. AI-related infrastructure investment estimated over the next five years, encompassing data centers, power generation, and grid infrastructure.
12:05
Dell Technologies reported its second-quarter AI server orders reached $61 billion, significantly up from $24 billion in Q1. The company's AI backlog has now grown to $95 billion, compared to $51.3 billion last quarter. Total revenue for Q2 climbed 58% to a record $47 billion, and adjusted earnings per share were $7.04, exceeding analyst estimates. Dell also raised its full-year growth forecast to around 70%.
12:05
AT&T executives, including CFO Pascal Desroches and EVP Melissa Arnoldi, stated at a Citi event that the company's multiyear investment strategy has strengthened its network assets and reduced leverage. They highlighted renewed momentum in business connectivity, with advanced-connectivity revenue growing nearly 2% year-over-year in Q2. The company is targeting AI workloads, investing in 400-gigabit capacity, and plans to return about 100% of free cash flow to shareholders.
12:05
Canada's ADF Group (TSE:DRX) anticipates full-year capital expenditures to slightly exceed C$40 million, including expansion plans in Quebec and Montana. Although the company does not expect to be directly impacted by the latest 50% US tariffs, higher steel costs and tariff-related expenses are putting pressure on its profit margins.
12:05
ADF Group Inc. (TSE:DRX) reported a record combined order backlog of C$693.7 million at the end of the second quarter, along with C$91.4 million in cash and cash equivalents, partly boosted by a C$25 million inflow from a client claim settlement.
12:05
Canadian steel structure manufacturer ADF Group (TSE:DRX) announced its second-quarter earnings for the period ending July 31, with revenue increasing year-over-year to C$95 million, adjusted EBITDA rising to C$8.4 million, and net profit reaching C$3 million. First-half revenue grew 79% to C$194.3 million, with a net profit of C$15 million, primarily driven by increased manufacturing activity, customer claim settlements, and a record order backlog.
12:04
Cummins' stock price has surged 42% over the past 12 months, driven by robust growth in its AI data center power solutions business, which is expected to continue benefiting from the escalating demand for data center electricity.

The company reported record-high revenue of $9.5 billion in Q2 2026 and raised its full-year revenue guidance, projecting a 10% to 13% increase. Goldman Sachs anticipates that U.S. data center power demand will rise from 31 gigawatts in 2025 to 66 gigawatts by 2027. Analysts have a median price target of $782 for Cummins' stock over the next 12 months, representing an upside of approximately 40% from its September 4 closing price of $560.75.
12:03
Michael Burry, founder of Scion Asset Management and famed for "The Big Short," reduced his risk exposure in September by closing out NVIDIA (NVDA) put options expiring in December 2026. He did not roll them into later contracts, directly reducing his most prominent AI short bet. Burry stated that this move was due to rapid time decay and NVIDIA's continued stock price increase, which is up 19% year-to-date.

Despite this, Burry still holds put options on Palantir (PLTR) and Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) expiring in 2027, and stated that this move should not be interpreted as an optimistic signal, as his AI short thesis remains intact.
12:03
CME Group, the world's leading derivatives marketplace, today announced it will launch CME Securities Clearing Inc. on December 7. The new SEC-registered clearing house will operate alongside CME Group's existing cross-margining partnership with FICC, aiming to expand clearing capacity, choice, and capital efficiency in the U.S. Treasury market.
12:03
MarketWatch suggests that these mandates, particularly in "blue states," are a primary cause of higher electricity bills, directly exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis.
12:03
Cathie Wood's ARK Invest bought 43,091 shares of Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) worth approximately $27.9 million, while selling 84,392 Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) shares valued at about $27.8 million. This portfolio adjustment comes as Meta has rallied 14% over the past three months and Alphabet has fallen almost 8%, prompting analysts to question if the firm is buying high and selling low. Meta's recent EPS missed estimates, with costs surging 55% and free cash flow collapsing, while Alphabet's Google Cloud posted 82% year-over-year revenue growth.
12:03
24/7 Wall St. analysts initiated coverage on Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) with a “Buy” rating and a $426.47 price target, implying 17.2% upside from its current close. The firm projects Broadcom could become one of the world’s most valuable tech companies, driven by its surging AI semiconductor revenue. Broadcom’s AI semiconductor revenue soared 221% year-over-year to $16.7 billion in Q3 FY2026, contributing to an 85.5% overall revenue increase to $29.59 billion. Management forecasts AI semiconductor revenue to reach approximately $115 billion in fiscal 2027 and $230 billion in fiscal 2028, backed by multi-year custom chip deals with major AI labs including Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

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