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Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) valuation gap grows after $119 billion supply test strains AI dip buyers
5 July 2026

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) valuation gap grows after $119 billion supply test strains AI dip buyers

Nvidia is turning into a tough megacap for investors. The numbers keep coming in strong, but the stock price says traders want more proof the rally can continue. Shares were last at $194.83, down 1.5% from the previous close. Market cap comes in near $4.75 trillion. A recent Motley Fool article distributed by Yahoo noted the stock is up 5% for the year. The S&P 500 rose almost 10% over the same time. It’s been a weak showing for a company after posting record quarterly revenue.
AT&T sinks for fourth straight day, yield spikes as SpaceX worry hits shares

AT&T sinks for fourth straight day, yield spikes as SpaceX worry hits shares

5 July 2026
AT&T Inc. starts the week cut down by sharper investor worries. The stock dropped hard and traded on heavy volume. Shares finished Thursday at $20.58, off 9.4% since June 26. That’s just $0.69 above the week’s low of $19.89, which hit a new 52-week bottom for the stock in some data screens. Rough day, solid week for stocks. S&P 500 climbed 1.8% this week, Dow up 2.0%, Nasdaq up 2.1% despite Thursday’s chip selloff, AP reported.
Intuit stock rebounds but Wall Street targets stay much higher than battered price

Intuit stock rebounds but Wall Street targets stay much higher than battered price

Intuit Inc. bounced 5.5% in the last two sessions of the U.S. holiday-shortened week. The gain didn’t do much to narrow the spread under the shares, with analysts’ targets still calling for a big rally while the stock sits not far from the Street’s bear case scenario. U.S. stock markets were closed Friday, July 3, for the Independence Day holiday. Nasdaq trading resumes Monday, July 6. Regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, according to Nasdaq.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) jumps, adding $14.6B in market cap as Nasdaq edges down ahead of July 4

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock’s holiday bounce gives investors clear July watch

U.S. markets stayed shut Friday because of the Independence Day holiday, and headed into the regular weekend after that. Netflix, Inc. picks up Monday still working off the Thursday close, with no new Friday action. Nasdaq marked July 3 as a U.S. market holiday for Independence Day. Netflix shares finished up 4.66% at $77.65 on Thursday, adding a couple of cents to $77.67 in after-hours trading. Volume came in at 55.54 million shares, about 134% of the 65-day average, with the stock moving between $74.91 and $78.44. That’s five straight gains, though the stock is still off 21.3% for the past three months and down 40.1% over the last year.
Strategy stock pops after $1.15 billion share sale shift to cash test

Strategy stock pops after $1.15 billion share sale shift to cash test

Strategy Inc closed at $100.77 on July 2, gaining 7.9% for the day, with U.S. stock trading shut on Friday and no market activity over the weekend. Investors faced a four-day break to work through a week where the stock shifted from a straight Bitcoin play to a test of cash reserves. The comparison is key here since Strategy logged its strongest week in months, but didn’t add any new Bitcoin. The June 29 filing showed 12,669,017 MSTR shares sold in the week through June 28, raising $1.152 billion, with no Bitcoin bought. Holdings stayed at 847,363 Bitcoin bought for $64.10 billion total, or $75,651 each.
Alibaba trades near 52-week low after Kling AI funding update

Alibaba trades near 52-week low after Kling AI funding update

Hong Kong’s stock market doesn’t trade on Sundays and stayed closed last Wednesday for the city’s Special Administrative Region Establishment Day. That gave Alibaba Group Holding Limited four trading sessions for Hong Kong investors last week. HKEX's 2026 calendar still puts the market shut on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays like July 1. Alibaba’s Hong Kong stock finished Friday at HK$94.10, slipping 0.42% on the day, but up 5.1% from last week’s HK$89.50 close. The shares are still down 49.5% from the 52-week high of HK$186.20, and 6.1% above the 52-week low of HK$88.65 seen on June 26.
Nike stock finds support on tariffs despite flat North America profit

NIKE (NYSE:NKE) volume is key to stock rebound

NIKE, Inc. jumped 8.20% this week to close Thursday at $44.09 after buyers came back for the company’s margin recovery plan, while sales remained soft. The stock is still down 30.80% for 2026 and off 42.28% for the past year, according to MarketWatch data. Volume is the quieter story here. Nike traded about 54 million shares a day from Monday through Thursday, more than twice its typical volume, based on Investing.com. That kind of action argues against calling this just a holiday move. Barron’s pointed to Dow Jones Market Data showing U.S. exchange volume at 8.73 billion shares through midday Thursday, which is a bit above the year’s average.
Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARM) stock: light-volume 6.6% drop leaves AI chip bet at 67 times sales

Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARM) stock: light-volume 6.6% drop leaves AI chip bet at 67 times sales

Arm Holdings plc went into the long U.S. weekend with a sharp drop that looked heavier than the tape behind it. The shares fell 6.58% on Thursday to $315.28, the last regular session before Nasdaq shut on Friday for Independence Day observed. The less-watched number was the range. Arm traded from $358.49 to $309.74 on Thursday, a $48.75 band equal to about 15.5% of the close. Volume was 7.58 million shares, against a 65-day average of 10.92 million. That made the fall a thin pre-holiday warning, not a high-volume washout.
Intuitive Machines stock slips after NASA award rally with July 10 short data ahead

Intuitive Machines stock slips after NASA award rally with July 10 short data ahead

Intuitive Machines, Inc. finished the shortened week down, despite picking up a new NASA contract. Trading suggests investors may be watching for short-interest numbers now, not just the backlog. U.S. markets stayed closed Friday for the Independence Day holiday. Nasdaq’s calendar shows July 3, 2026, as a closed date. On regular trading days, the market runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET.
Dow hits new high as Nasdaq chips fall ahead of Fed minutes

Dow sets high while Nasdaq breadth lags, with Fed and earnings ahead

Stocks start the week with little in the way of headlines, but action's still unsettled. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished at a record before the holiday, but the Nasdaq Composite slipped as chip stocks dropped on the last session. Markets were shut Friday for the Independence Day holiday, with July 4 landing on Saturday. The story isn’t the fresh high. It’s how stocks got there. The Dow climbed as chip names slid, the S&P 500 lost steam and more Nasdaq stocks fell than rose.
Oklo (NYSE:OKLO) heads into the week after DOE approval as $1.65 billion short position looms

Oklo (NYSE:OKLO) heads into the week after DOE approval as $1.65 billion short position looms

Oklo Inc. heads into the next U.S. session with a bit of a standoff. The company landed a true regulatory win, but the stock failed to jump, and shorts are still hanging on to a big reported position. The NYSE didn’t open Friday, July 3, for Independence Day, and Saturday wasn’t a trading session. Thursday’s close was the last regular price. Google Finance listed Oklo at $52.36, down 0.17%, in a $50.69 to $56.34 band. Volume hit 9.68 million shares. Market cap stood at $9.11 billion.

Oracle stock’s $638 billion backlog fails to stop worst selloff in years

Oracle stock’s $638 billion backlog fails to stop worst selloff in years

Oracle Corporation enters the long U.S. holiday weekend with an odd split in its numbers: contracted demand has grown larger than the company’s market value, while the stock has kept falling. U.S. equity markets were closed Friday, July 3, for Independence Day observed, with normal NYSE and Nasdaq hours listed as 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET on regular trading days. Oracle’s last regular-session print was Thursday’s $140.27 close, down 1.56%, after touching an intraday low of $138.83. Volume was 44.27 million shares, about 56% above Google Finance’s listed average volume of 28.37 million.
SpaceX stock feels index pressure with valuation estimates spread from $63 to $310

SpaceX stock feels index pressure with valuation estimates spread from $63 to $310

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. is showing how price can disconnect from sales as index flows and options activity hit the name harder than anything models are tracking. The shares last traded at $162.00, still up from the $135 IPO level, but well off the $225.64 high just after its June debut. Nasdaq Inc. said SpaceX raised $85.7 billion including the underwriters’ overallotment, putting its market value at $2.1 trillion on day one. The shares opened at $150 and closed at $160.95, up 19.2% from the IPO price, according to Nasdaq.
Meta’s AI cloud plan puts $62 billion supplier wager in play

Meta’s AI cloud plan puts $62 billion supplier wager in play

Meta Platforms has not confirmed a commercial cloud product. The investor question is already measurable: after $19.84 billion of first-quarter capital expenditures, Meta would need to spend $105.2 billion to $125.2 billion over the final nine months of 2026 to hit its own $125 billion to $145 billion full-year guide. That implies $35.1 billion to $41.7 billion a quarter, or 77%-110% above the first-quarter pace. Reuters, citing Bloomberg News, reported that Meta is building a cloud business to sell excess AI computing capacity and may offer access to hosted models, including Muse Spark, as well as raw compute. The plans are still in development and could change. Meta declined to comment to Reuters.
Dow Jones ends at record 52,900, chips mixed ahead of Fed week

Dow Jones ends at record 52,900, chips mixed ahead of Fed week

U.S. stock markets were closed for trading Friday, leaving Thursday's closes unchanged. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended at a record high 52,900.07, up 1.14%. The S&P 500 ended flat. The Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.80%. That put the Dow ahead of the Nasdaq by 1.94 points on the session, a sharp spread heading into the long holiday break. This isn't just a broad risk-on move; buyers looked for safety as chips sold off again. The Dow tracks 30 big stocks, weighting them by price, so gains in the highest-priced names move the index more than moves in bigger companies.

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Boeing 747-8F: FAA order points to a tight freighter market, not just inspection costs

Boeing 747-8F: FAA order points to a tight freighter market, not just inspection costs

The U.S. FAA is calling for checks on some Boeing Co 747-8F freighters, asking airlines to look for cracks in fuselage stringers and splice fittings. It’s a limited safety order, but shows how four-engine passenger jumbos are on their way out, even as large nose-loading freighters stay in demand. This directive covers 11 planes registered in the U.S. and flagged by Boeing’s alert bulletin, and kicks in Aug. 6. The direct cash bill is small. FAA estimates put the work at 124 hours for the radius-filler inspection and 244 hours for the cracking check, at $85 per hour. That means $31,280 in inspection costs for each plane, or $344,080 for all 11 U.S. planes.
UiPath (NYSE:PATH) bounce up against ARR hurdle after short week

UiPath (NYSE:PATH) bounce up against ARR hurdle after short week

UiPath, Inc. kicks off the week with a four-day win streak and shares up 11.2% from the last Friday’s close, though volumes stayed steady. U.S. equity markets closed on Friday, July 3, for the Independence Day holiday, the NYSE calendar says. The stock finished Thursday at $11.71, up 1.4% for the day. It last closed at $10.53 on June 26. Four-day volume between June 29 and July 2 was 239.8 million shares, an average of 59.9 million daily. The week before, volume totaled 298.7 million shares over five days, or 59.7 million a day. Shares climbed, but trading volume held steady.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) heads into July 22 margin test after big Q2 inventory dip

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) heads into July 22 margin test after big Q2 inventory dip

U.S. markets were closed Friday for the Independence Day break and will stay shut on Sunday. That gives Tesla holders the weekend to digest the stock’s sudden turnaround before Monday’s session. Both the Nasdaq and NYSE were closed on July 3—since July 4 was a Saturday this year in 2026. Tesla finished Thursday at $393.45, dropping 7.5% after its delivery numbers topped analyst estimates by a lot. Shares had climbed earlier—starting at $379.71 on June 26 and ending up 3.6% higher by Thursday’s close, according to Investing.com data.
Nokia Oyj (HEL:NOKIA) trades up on low volume, trails OMXH25 ahead of Q2 order figures

Nokia Oyj (HEL:NOKIA) trades up on low volume, trails OMXH25 ahead of Q2 order figures

Nasdaq Helsinki is closed for the weekend. The focus isn’t on Friday’s bounce. Traders now want to see if Nokia Oyj can turn that broker-driven rebound into something stronger before second-quarter results hit July 23. Nokia finished Friday at 11.17 euros, up 3.57% after hitting its session high right at the close. Still, shares dropped 1.93% over the week. OMX Helsinki 25 gained 1.57% Friday and 2.03% for the week, putting Nokia 3.96 points behind the benchmark.
Buffett cash pile faces market warning, Berkshire at $373.5 billion

Buffett cash pile faces market warning, Berkshire at $373.5 billion

OMAHA, Nebraska, July 5, 2026, 10:07 CDT Berkshire Hathaway set the number on Warren Buffett’s latest market caution: $373.5 billion. That’s how much cash and U.S. Treasury bills, less pending T-bill buys, sat in its insurance and other operations as of March 31. That total is $67.8 billion above the book value of equity and fixed-maturity securities in those units.
SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) jumps on volume after pressure from shorts

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) keeps holiday-week gain as volume runs strong ahead of Q2 results

SoFi Technologies, Inc. starts the July 6 week setting up better than its day-to-day move suggested. Shares slipped 1.08% Thursday to $18.24, but still managed a 2.0% gain over the short week leading up to the Independence Day break. The bigger story was volume. From June 29 to July 2, SoFi moved 313.7 million shares—78.4 million daily on average and about 10% higher than its 65-day norm of 71.3 million. Thursday’s session saw 81.4 million shares traded. That’s notable since SoFi’s volume held up when overall trading slowed. U.S. exchange volume on Thursday was 19.92 billion shares, under the 20-day average of 23.34 billion. The Nasdaq Composite lost 0.8%, the S&P 500 finished barely changed, and the Dow added 1.14%.
Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) climbs on delivery numbers in holiday week

Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) climbs on delivery numbers in holiday week

Rivian Automotive Inc heads into Monday trading up after the stock gained $1.45 on July 2. With 1.26 billion shares outstanding, that added around $1.8 billion in market cap after the company lifted its 2026 delivery midpoint by 3,000 vehicles. That works out to about $609,000 in added value per vehicle in the updated forecast—a rough figure, but one that puts a number on whether R2 volume targets might turn into profit. U.S. stock markets were closed Friday for the Independence Day holiday. Regular Nasdaq trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern on weekdays.
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) stock sees quick turnover as traders exit ahead of Q2 results

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) stock sees quick turnover as traders exit ahead of Q2 results

Markets in the U.S. were closed Friday for Independence Day observed, so the latest Intel Corporation quote comes from Thursday’s session. Both Nasdaq and NYSE calendars show a full-day holiday for July 3, 2026, as well. Intel shares slid 5.25% to $120.35 Thursday, but the bigger message was how much stock is trading versus Intel’s market cap. The company moved around $15.0 billion of stock by notional value that day—basically matching Advanced Micro Devices Inc, even though AMD has about $240 billion more in market cap.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) heads into Monday after 315M shares trade, short interest about a third of float

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) heads into Monday after 315M shares trade, short interest about a third of float

Ondas Inc. heads into Monday facing bigger flow problems than last week’s resale filing. Shares fell 5.36% in the past five days, while weekly volume hit 315.5 million shares during the holiday-shortened period. That’s nearly 1.9 times its latest short interest and around 60% of outstanding shares. Investors aren’t just watching the drone-defense news—the stock is trading like a packed book. Nasdaq stayed shut on Friday, July 3, for Independence Day observed. Trading is set to start again Monday, with usual hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
Opendoor stock turnover signals Russell index demand test after 12% gain during holiday week

Opendoor stock turnover signals Russell index demand test after 12% gain during holiday week

Opendoor Technologies Inc. goes into Monday with maybe the simplest trade read after a holiday-shortened week. Shares jumped 12.1% in four sessions after the Russell 3000 inclusion took effect. Volume came in at about 43% of public float. The index move gave the stock a boost, but there was selling around $5 and heavy churn on the tape. U.S. stock markets did not open Friday, July 3, for the Independence Day holiday. Nasdaq marks July 3 as a trading holiday in 2026, with its usual cash trading hours posted as 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, Monday to Friday.
Lode Gold’s Fremont mine valuation at $13 billion runs into Rosland bankruptcy in Mariposa

Lode Gold’s Fremont mine valuation at $13 billion runs into Rosland bankruptcy in Mariposa

MARIPOSA, California, July 5, 2026, 07:05 PDT California’s latest gold push comes with a numbers warning. Lode Gold Resources Inc put out its 2026 resource estimates for the Fremont Mine in Mariposa County at 1.11 million ounces indicated and 1.98 million ounces inferred. With gold at $4,175.39 an ounce on July 3, as Forbes reports, that’s $12.9 billion in metal on paper before factoring in losses, costs, taxes, permits, or any dilution.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) valuation gap grows after $119 billion supply test strains AI dip buyers

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) valuation gap grows after $119 billion supply test strains AI dip buyers

Nvidia is turning into a tough megacap for investors. The numbers keep coming in strong, but the stock price says traders want more proof the rally can continue. Shares were last at $194.83, down 1.5% from the previous close. Market cap comes in near $4.75 trillion. A recent Motley Fool article distributed by Yahoo noted the stock is up 5% for the year. The S&P 500 rose almost 10% over the same time. It’s been a weak showing for a company after posting record quarterly revenue.
AT&T sinks for fourth straight day, yield spikes as SpaceX worry hits shares

AT&T sinks for fourth straight day, yield spikes as SpaceX worry hits shares

AT&T Inc. starts the week cut down by sharper investor worries. The stock dropped hard and traded on heavy volume. Shares finished Thursday at $20.58, off 9.4% since June 26. That’s just $0.69 above the week’s low of $19.89, which hit a new 52-week bottom for the stock in some data screens. Rough day, solid week for stocks. S&P 500 climbed 1.8% this week, Dow up 2.0%, Nasdaq up 2.1% despite Thursday’s chip selloff, AP reported.
SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) Starlink launch sees Falcon 9 booster used for chip tests ahead of Nasdaq-100 inclusion

SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) Starlink launch sees Falcon 9 booster used for chip tests ahead of Nasdaq-100 inclusion

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, July 5, 2026, 09:06 Space Exploration Technologies Corp. tried out a new use for its Falcon 9 during a regular Starlink launch from Florida, flying recoverable industrial payloads. The rocket took off from Space Launch Complex 40 at 6:50 a.m. EDT with 29 Starlink satellites and two Besxar Space Industries semiconductor pods loaded on the first stage. The pods rode the rocket for eight minutes and 19 seconds before returning. SpaceX confirmed Starlink deployment at 8:30 a.m. EDT, Spaceflight Now said.
Trump $TRUMP memecoin wallet sent out $636 million, outpacing buyer profits

Trump $TRUMP memecoin wallet sent out $636 million, outpacing buyer profits

Trump’s $TRUMP coin left tracked buyers with about $236 million net gains, based on Nansen wallet-level data. His own annual disclosure showed $636 million in income from the coin. So the promoter take was nearly 2.7 times the net investor gains, buried in the boom-bust numbers. The losses hit a wide group. Data from Nansen in recent reports pointed to 988,905 wallets in the red by the end of June. That’s about two-thirds of wallets that bought the token. The total counts both sellers who locked in a loss and holders showing paper losses. Based on the numbers, the average wallet was down around $3,850. Trump’s reported $636 million is about $643 per losing wallet.
FCC schedules 800 MHz test deadline as T-Mobile swaps spectrum with AST SpaceMobile

FCC schedules 800 MHz test deadline as T-Mobile swaps spectrum with AST SpaceMobile

The FCC signed off on T-Mobile US’s spectrum swap with Grain Management. For investors in AST SpaceMobile, that puts pressure on the company to turn its 800 MHz spectrum story into an actual commercial deal before the end of the year—or else the window gets tighter on the ground. The FCC signed off on the deal July 1. T-Mobile is set to hand over its 800 MHz licenses to Grain in return for $2.9 billion in cash and Grain’s 600 MHz licenses. The commission said the 600 MHz swap should boost T-Mobile's capacity, speed and reliability. The agency said its spectrum screens weren’t tripped.
American Airlines heads back to Tokyo, squeezing Chicago’s premium seat market

American Airlines heads back to Tokyo, squeezing Chicago’s premium seat market

American Airlines Group is returning a long-haul aircraft to Asia via Chicago, but the move is limited. It’s running just one daily flight to Tokyo-Narita, with Japan Airlines expected to handle most connecting traffic beyond Japan. American Airlines will launch its 11th long-haul route from O’Hare on March 27, 2027, flying to Tokyo using a Boeing Co 787-9. The jet will have 30 Flagship Business seats and 21 Premium Economy seats. The airline said the schedule is set to coordinate with Japan Airlines for links to Bangkok, Singapore, Taipei, and Ho Chi Minh City. “American is proud to mark a new chapter in travel from Chicago with service to Tokyo,” Chief Executive Robert Isom said.
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

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LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 5, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 5, 2026, 12:26 PM EDT UK Hospitality Names Slip as Tip Reform Tightens, Legal Pressure Builds July 5, 2026, 12:20 PM EDT. UK hospitality stocks are under pressure as tip reform heads for enforcement, raising questions around how companies handle service charges with staff. Investors worry about higher costs, legal risks and brand damage. Marston’s (LSE:MARS) is seen as exposed, given its £893 million restaurant revenue, high leverage and tight margins, with labor rules getting tougher. Compass Group (LSE:CPG), valued at $55.6 billion, is also on watch. The catering group
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Novo Nordisk (CPH:NOVO-B) rises, but volume stays light ahead of August results

Novo Nordisk (CPH:NOVO-B) rises, but volume stays light ahead of August results

Novo Nordisk A/S finished the week with a smaller rally than the rest of the Danish market. B shares closed Friday at DKK 326.90, dropping 1.54% on the day but still up 2.8% for the week. The OMX Copenhagen 25 gained 5.5% in the same period, so the stock lagged the benchmark by about 2.6 percentage points. Novo’s Friday volume hit 2.58 million shares, or 45% of its 65-day average, according to MarketWatch. For the week, turnover was 19.23 million shares, down from 25.66 million a week earlier. Investing.com reported the OMXC25 at 1,899.12 on Friday, up from 1,800.88 the previous week. This matters since Novo got a real bounce, but volume stayed light. Buyers pushed the stock up into
Corning stock drops 11% in post-rally trade as AI fiber hopes hit test

Corning stock drops 11% in post-rally trade as AI fiber hopes hit test

Corning Incorporated heads into next week with a clearer setup after the U.S. holiday. The question now is if investors are still willing to pay up for an AI-infrastructure story after the stock’s sudden drop. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq were shut Friday, July 3, for Independence Day observed. That left Thursday’s close as the last regular U.S. price until trading restarts Monday. Corning last finished at $196.79, falling $23.84, or 10.81%, with a range from $193.54 to $224.01, according to MarketWatch. The intraday range came to $30.47, or about 15.5% of the close.
Zscaler bounce raises ARR multiple talk heading into holiday week

Zscaler bounce raises ARR multiple talk heading into holiday week

U.S. stock trading is paused for the July 4 weekend, with Nasdaq marking Friday, July 3, as closed for Independence Day observed. Normally, Nasdaq runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, Monday to Friday. Zscaler, Inc. finished Thursday at $147.33, gaining 0.6%. Around 2.56 million shares changed hands, less than the 3.69 million shares on July 1 and 3.26 million on June 29, according to StockAnalysis.
Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) could see staged Israel index move after 14% weekly gain

Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) could see staged Israel index move after 14% weekly gain

U.S. markets stayed closed Friday for Independence Day and are closed Saturday. Palo Alto Networks, Inc. is off the main tape until Monday. The stock finished the short week close to its 52-week high, while a separate index move in Tel Aviv gave a set date for new benchmark buying. Palo Alto won’t just land on another U.S. analyst list. CTech said July 2 the company will be fast-tracked into the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s TA-35 and TA-125 indices after the quarterly rebalancing set for Aug. 6, with a 5% weight cap in both. Without the foreign-stock restriction, Palo Alto could have hit a 7% cap in TA-125, according to CTech.
Rezolve AI (NASDAQ:RZLV) sets $300M buyback as shares swing in holiday week

Rezolve AI (NASDAQ:RZLV) sets $300M buyback as shares swing in holiday week

Rezolve AI PLC heads into this week with a fresh $300 million buyback approval, but so far there’s no sign of actual repurchases hitting the tape. Shareholders cleared the buyback plan on June 30. In the four sessions ended July 2, the stock traded 115.4 million shares—turnover of about $347.8 million at closing prices, per company data and LSEG. The mandate turns into a liquidity question. With shares finishing Thursday at $2.84, $300 million lines up to nearly 105.6 million shares—almost matching all the trading volume reported for the week. That’s around 86% of what the week’s dollar volume is thought to be. Rezolve isn’t saying it will buy all those shares, or that it will happen any time soon.
Boeing (BA) surges in holiday week as stock packs in 2026 run ahead of Q2

Boeing (BA) surges in holiday week as stock packs in 2026 run ahead of Q2

Boeing heads into the July 4 break with nearly all of its 2026 gains squeezed into one shortened week. The NYSE will observe Independence Day in 2026 on Friday, July 3, so Boeing’s last regular close came Thursday at $226.49, up $7.91, or 3.62%. The shift is notable since this wasn’t a gradual move. MarketWatch numbers put Boeing up 4.25% for the last five days, almost matching its 4.32% gain since the start of the year. Strip out Thursday’s pop and the rest of the five-day gain is just about 0.6%, using those same returns.
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