Daniel Marsh

Daniel Marsh

Senior Markets Analyst

Daniel Marsh is a senior markets analyst at StockTi with over 12 years of experience covering U.S. and global equity markets. He holds a CFA charter and previously worked as an equity research associate at a major Wall Street firm. Daniel specializes in macroeconomic analysis, market trends, and cross-sector investment themes. His work focuses on translating complex market data into actionable insights for individual and institutional investors.

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AT&T Rebounds as 2026 Cash Returns Near 11% of Market Cap
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AT&T Rebounds as 2026 Cash Returns Near 11% of Market Cap

AT&T shares rose 2.8% to $23.71, recovering from a Wednesday slide. The company's 2026 cash returns are estimated at 10.8% of market cap, with a $28.65 average price target.

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Dow's Price-Weighted Drop: Six Stocks Drive 454-Point Slide
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Dow's Price-Weighted Drop: Six Stocks Drive 454-Point Slide

The Dow dropped 454 points, with six stocks accounting for 81% of the decline due to price-based weighting. Other indices fell modestly.

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S&P 500 Flat as Earnings Optimism Fades; Tech Selloff Deepens
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S&P 500 Flat as Earnings Optimism Fades; Tech Selloff Deepens

U.S. stocks closed mixed Thursday as robust earnings failed to offset weak guidance, with tech leaders like AppLovin and Datadog dropping sharply.

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Mortgage Rates Hit Yearly High as Treasury Yields Take Center Stage
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Mortgage Rates Hit Yearly High as Treasury Yields Take Center Stage

Freddie Mac reported the average 30-year mortgage rate rose to 6.69%, the highest in a year, as Treasury yields become the primary driver for housing investors.

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Ford's $29,945 Fathom EV Raises Margin Concerns, Shares Slip
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Ford's $29,945 Fathom EV Raises Margin Concerns, Shares Slip

Ford shares dropped 1.6% after announcing the Fathom EV at $29,945, sparking margin and cannibalization concerns. Model e's EBIT margin was -89.6% last quarter.

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Wing Yip Food ADS Soars 582% as U.S. Listing Decouples from Korean Shares
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Wing Yip Food ADS Soars 582% as U.S. Listing Decouples from Korean Shares

Wing Yip Food's U.S. ADSs jumped 582% to $22.79, trading at a 27x premium to its Korean shares after shareholders approved a major private placement, raising dilution concerns.

Coeur Mining tumbles 9% as Canadian guidance cut overshadows record cash flow
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Coeur Mining tumbles 9% as Canadian guidance cut overshadows record cash flow

Coeur Mining (CDE) shares slid 8.8% after cutting Canadian output guidance, overshadowing record quarterly cash flow and higher gold production.

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AI Earnings Shock: $68B Erased as Software Stocks Tumble
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AI Earnings Shock: $68B Erased as Software Stocks Tumble

AI-related stocks lost $68B in value as software earnings disappointed. Semiconductors rose 1.55%, but AppLovin and Datadog fell sharply. S&P 500 earnings grew 31.1%.

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Rocket Lab Soars 4% on $663M Space Force Deals, Neutron in Focus
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Rocket Lab Soars 4% on $663M Space Force Deals, Neutron in Focus

Rocket Lab shares climbed 4.1% to $77.89 after winning $663M in Space Force contracts, with Neutron playing a key role. Q2 earnings due Monday.

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Transocean stock gains as Q2 cash flow shines ahead of capex ramp
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Transocean stock gains as Q2 cash flow shines ahead of capex ramp

Transocean (RIG) shares climbed 2.3% after Q2 free cash flow hit $212M (68% of EBITDA). Capex is set to rise 89% in H2, testing cash generation.

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Dow Drops 370 Points as Five Stocks Drive Most of the Decline
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Dow Drops 370 Points as Five Stocks Drive Most of the Decline

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 370 points, with five stocks accounting for 59% of the decline. Broader markets showed resilience, suggesting sector rotation.

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Electronic Arts Delists After $55B Buyout, Exits Nasdaq at $210
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Electronic Arts Delists After $55B Buyout, Exits Nasdaq at $210

Electronic Arts (EA) completed its $55B acquisition and delisted from Nasdaq at $210/share. Q1 bookings missed estimates by 8.8%, transferring execution risks to the buyer consortium.

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