Articles by Daniel Marsh
Novo Nordisk B Shares Lag OMXC25 as Low Volume Clouds Rally Ahead of H1 Report
Novo Nordisk B shares rose 2.8% last week but lagged the broader Danish market. Low volume raises caution ahead of August H1 results.
Rezolve AI Approves $300M Buyback; Shares End Week Up 17.8%
Rezolve AI (RZLV) closed the week at $2.84 after gaining 17.8%, following shareholder approval of a $300 million buyback. The repurchase plan is pending UK court clearance.
FuelCell Energy Shares Retreat from Warrant Trigger as Data-Center Deal Awaits
FuelCell Energy shares dropped 11.85% to $28.11, pulling back from the Fit Energy warrant trigger at $39.66. The stock gained 17.1% for the week but remains below the mandatory-exercise level.
NuScale Shares Slide 3.4% as Revenue Remains Minimal Despite $1 Billion Cash Cushion
NuScale Power shares slipped 3.4% in a holiday week, closing at $9.76. The company boasts $1 billion in cash but reported just $0.6 million in Q1 revenue.
Palantir's Revenue Multiple Nears 44x as Holiday Pause Begins
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) heads into the Independence Day holiday with a valuation near 43 times its 2026 revenue guidance, after an analyst upgrade and CEO comments on AI pricing.
Lilly's GLP-1 Dominance Drives Near-Record Close, But Healthcare Rally Broadens
Eli Lilly closed near a record as XLV gained 2.65%, but other healthcare stocks like Johnson & Johnson and AbbVie drove more of the ETF's rise. Attention now turns to Lilly's $50 Medicare obesity drug offer and generic tirzepatide filings.
Intuit Recovers Slightly, Yet Analyst Targets Suggest Massive Upside Potential
Intuit stock rose 2.9% in the holiday-shortened week, closing at $275.35. Despite the rebound, the average analyst target of $486.61 points to significant upside, while the stock's 2026 decline has erased about $106 billion in market value.
AST SpaceMobile Hits Analyst Target After 19% Weekly Surge on Japan Subsidy News
AST SpaceMobile soared 19% in a holiday-shortened week, ending at $85.13—near the analyst consensus target—after Japan announced a $912 million subsidy for satellite communications via Rakuten.
