Stock Market Today, July 7: Eos Energy Slides After Power Project Selection News
Eos Energy Enterprises (NASDAQ:EOSE), a U.S.-made zinc-based long-duration grid battery storage systems provider, closed at $4.74, down 6.32%. Premarket project-selection news did not prevent a midday slide, and investors are watching the expected late July earnings report next.
Trading volume reached 54.4 million shares, coming in almost twice its three-month average of 27.6 million shares.
Nasdaq vs Dow: How are the key indices different as SpaceX joins one?
SpaceX joins Nasdaq-100 after IPO, bypassing traditional three-month trading rule for inclusion in the tech-heavy index.
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Read MoreTesla's Q2 Delivery Report Just Dropped – Here Are 3 Key Takeaways for Investors
By all accounts, Tesla’s deliveries in Q2 were a home run at first glance with480,126 vehicles, blowing past the 406,000 Wall Street was expecting. Still,some investors didn’t celebrate the good news for long.
With Tesla shares underperforming the broader stock market this year, are thebetter-than-expected deliveries a sign of more good things to come for investorslooking to grow theirwealth?
Read MoreDear TSLA Stock Investors, Don’t Count on Tesla’s Latest Robotaxi Win Driving Share Price Growth Anytime Soon
One of the most important stocks in the market for active investors for decades (and passive investors as well, who own most market cap-weighted index funds) is the largest electric vehicle maker in the U.S.: Tesla (TSLA).
S&P Dow Jones puts Indonesia, Turkey on watchlist for market downgrade
SINGAPORE: Global index provider S&P Dow Jones Indices warned that Turkey and Indonesia risk a downgrade to frontier from emerging status over market transparency and other issues, echoing similar moves at rival MSCI.
Both markets were added to a watchlist for potential inclusion in next year’s market review process,
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Why Stanley Druckenmiller Took a Swing at StubHub
Stanley Druckenmiller almost never buys newly public stocks, yet his Duquesne Family Office acquired 4.3 million shares of StubHub shortly after its September IPO.
When a macro investor with his track record breaks his own pattern, it usually signals that he sees something the rest of the market hasn’t priced in.
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Druckenmiller sees StubHub as a dominant,
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Is IonQ The Best Bet on the Future of Quantum?
IonQ has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of renewed excitement around next-generation computing. Shares are up roughly 3x the S&P 500 this year as investors increasingly view quantum computing as moving closer to real-world use rather than remaining a purely academic pursuit.
The key question is whether IonQ’s rally reflects genuine long-term potential,
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Billionaire Dumps Popular AI Stock
In the second quarter, billionaire Steven Cohen exited its entire position in SoundHound AI, a company once touted as one of the purest ways to invest in voice-driven artificial intelligence.
The move came after SoundHound’s stock had surged more than 3x in a year as investors piled into anything labeled “AI.”
So why would one of Wall Street’s most sophisticated investors bail out just as the hype peaked?