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Positives have started to emerge in beaten-up tech stocks that could entice investors to jump back in despite a host of concerns. 

Quick insight: Tech stocks have corrected about 11% since their early June peak, according to Truist chief investment officer Keith Lerner. This marks the fifth double-digit percentage pullback of the current bull market.

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jul 27, 2026–

Orion Digital Corp. (NASDAQ: ORIO) (TSX: ORIO) (“Orion Digital” or the “Company”), today announced the commercial launch of Intelligent Investing, an investing platform built for an AI world in which information is increasingly abundant and long-term success depends less on access to information and more on the quality of investment decisions.

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It’s been a bumpy ride for markets this summer, but investors might want to wait a little longer before buying the dip in any ailing stocks that they’re eyeing.

Stocks have whipsawed in recent weeks as investors digest the latest developments in the Middle East and an ongoing rotation in the AI trade.

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Key Points

• SpaceX was already an established company before its IPO.

• Float-based market -=cap weightings are altering ETF mechanics.

• Investors should be aware of ETF buying behavior, as similar patterns could persist for upcoming mega cap IPOs like Anthropic and OpenAI.

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The right investment depends on your goals, not someone else’s.

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