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Firm Capital Mortgage Signals Mixed Outlook Amid Market Volatility
FC:CA trading signals show long-term neutral, short-term weak outlook. AI-driven analysis suggests buy near 11.99 CAD, target 12.32 CAD, stop loss 11.93 CAD.
Vistra's PJM Auction Results: Volume Gains Offset Lower Capacity Prices
Vistra cleared 10,924.4 MW at $325/MW-day in the PJM 2028/29 auction, with a preliminary gross annual run-rate of $1.296 billion, up 0.8%.
Walmart's COO Shift Tests Premium Valuation as Stock Edges Higher
Walmart shares edged up 0.3% last week, outperforming the S&P 500's 1.6% decline, as a leadership change puts its premium valuation under the microscope.
Opendoor (OPEN) Faces Q2 Earnings Test After Week of Heavy Trading
Opendoor shares ended the week at $4.50 after unusually high trading volume, with about 55% of shares changing hands. The company reports Q2 results on August 4.
Sherritt International Faces Heightened Risks After Cuba Grid Collapse
Cuba's repeated grid failures escalate restart costs and recovery risks for Sherritt International, as noteholders reveal competing emergency funding proposals.
Nokia Shares Plunge 19% Ahead of Key AI Margin Test
Nokia shares fell 18.8% this week, tracking Ciena's decline, as AI spending pressures mount ahead of its Q2 report on July 23.
P&G Outperforms Staples Sector Amid Oil Price Surge
P&G shares gained 2.0% last week, beating the S&P 500 by 3.6 percentage points, as a 16% oil price increase raised costs. Earnings are due July 29.
NVDA Outperforms Peers Despite Nearly $200B Market Cap Loss
NVIDIA shares fell 3.9% last week, losing nearly $200B in market cap, but outperformed the broader chip sector as the PHLX Semiconductor Index dropped 10%.
Nu Holdings Shares Dip After Mexico License Approval, Focus Shifts to Deposit Metrics
Nu Holdings shares closed lower Friday after receiving its Mexico bank license, with trading volume spiking. The company's deposit base of $5.9 billion averages $393 per customer.
Netflix Stock Drops 7% as Revenue Growth Driven by Pricing Sparks Concerns
Netflix shares fell 7.26% after Q2 results revealed revenue growth was primarily fueled by pricing, not viewership, raising questions about monetization strategy.