Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs shed a combined $391 million in a single day, Bitcoin’s second-largest October outflow.
XRP ETFs recorded just $740,414 in inflows after three straight inactive sessions, a figure amounting to less than 0.3% of Bitcoin’s outflow.
Three ETFs share the same dividend growth label, yet their portfolios look nothing alike. Before you assume you know what any of them owns, check what that label is actually hiding.
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US stocks opened mixed on Thursday, October 15, as a sell-off in technology shares extended for a second session, while hotter-than-expected wholesale inflation data added to concerns over the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook.
The S&P 500 fell 0.4% at the open, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite declined more than 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average outperformed,
Good morning. Stocks were mixed on Thursday, and tech stocks declined over worries of AI financing in the face of higher borrowing costs.
The Tech (XLK) sector slumped as chip stocks declined, led by chipmakers Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD (AMD).
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Morgan Stanley on Thursday upgraded Quantinuum (QNT) to buy on valuation vs. other quantum computing stocks, and on its technology road map and operating execution. Quantinuum stock, which has retreated 45% in 2026, rose in early trading, bucking a sell-off in artificial intelligence infrastructure plays amid CoreWeave (CRWV) financing issues. Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore maintained IonQ (IONQ) at equal-weight…
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Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) and the Options Clearing Corp. have been cleared by regulators to offer trading on 24 of the most actively traded companies and five exchange-traded funds to start trading …
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ETFs sold a net $32.7 million worth of Colgate-Palmolive (CL) shares on Tuesday, Oct. 13, even though more funds traded the other way but in smaller amounts, with 18 ETFs buying and 14 selling. The move followed a net inflow of $34.1 million on Monday,
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Seoul’s circuit breakers fired before most U.S. investors finished their morning coffee, and a surprise inflation print from Washington is making a bad situation worse for anyone holding Korean chipmakers.
The Korea Exchange suspended program trading shortly after the open on Thursday, October 15, 2026, when benchmark futures breached the exchange’s trigger.
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