Articles by Daniel Marsh
DAIHEN Board to Weigh Treasury Stock Awards Amid Valuation Concerns
DAIHEN's board will review a plan to use treasury shares for executive stock awards, tying compensation to share price. The stock's high valuation and dilution risk are under scrutiny.
S&P 500 Ends Higher but After-Hours Gains Narrow as Rivian Plunges and Fiserv Surges
U.S. stocks closed higher Monday, but after-hours trading saw narrow gains. Rivian (RIVN) fell 9% after announcing a 75-million-share offering. Fiserv (FISV) rose 3.7% on reports of bank talks about a payments network.
T1 Energy Nears July 9 Warrant Expiry; Shares Trade Below $11.50 Strike
T1 Energy (NYSE:TE) closed at $8.65, well below the $11.50 warrant strike price. Warrants expire July 9, setting up a key test for the stock.
Robinhood Shares Surge on Strong June Trading Volumes
Robinhood (HOOD) shares climbed 4.3% on strong June trading data, with event contracts surging 60% month-over-month, ahead of its Q2 earnings report on July 29.
Lucid Surges 9.5% After Drawing $800M PIF Loan, Despite Delivery Miss
Lucid shares surged 9.5% after the EV maker drew $800 million from its PIF loan. The cash injection comes amid a Q2 delivery miss and a CFO transition.
Oregon Pizza Franchisee Files for Chapter 11 Amid Rising Debt
Rogue Fare LLC, running five Mountain Mike's Pizza shops in Oregon, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 1, listing liabilities between $1M and $10M.
Reddit Shares Rally as Q2 Earnings Approach; Analyst Targets Signal Potential Upside
Reddit shares climbed 3% on Monday, outperforming the broader tech index, as FactSet's median target of $235 suggests a 17% upside from current levels.
Walmart Shares Dip on Price-Cut Pledge; Analyst Targets Signal 25% Upside
Walmart shares slipped 1.06% to $110.65 after a report that President Trump secured a pledge from the retailer to lower prices on many products, including a nearly 15% cut on ground beef.
ZIM Plunges as Hapag-Lloyd Deal Faces Israeli Regulatory Hurdles
ZIM shares dropped 7.31% to $23.70 as Israel's Defense Ministry opposed the Hapag-Lloyd takeover, widening the deal spread to 32.3% below the $35 offer.


