SpaceX plans $40 billion debt raise to buy Nvidia chips, FT reports
SpaceX seeks $40 billion in debt led by Apollo to fund Nvidia AI chip purchase. The deal tests bond market appetite for AI-related debt.
Global stock markets: index moves, earnings, analyst targets and the policy and rate backdrop driving them.
SpaceX seeks $40 billion in debt led by Apollo to fund Nvidia AI chip purchase. The deal tests bond market appetite for AI-related debt.
US stocks closed at records, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq setting highs, while oil rebounded and the August trade deficit came in wider than expected.
Mark Palmer explains why Strategy bought back six times more Stretch than Bitcoin, how the $4.9B Reserve lifts preferred shares to par, and why dividend rates…
S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Nasdaq 100 closed at records Tuesday, with utilities leading and small caps lower.
A Siberian plague-lab death raises health concerns, but stocks show no panic; investors are advised to monitor for credible medical updates and volatility.
Nike repurchased shares worth $4.2B today for $12.1B, an irreversible $7.9B opportunity cost as the stock fell 71%.
US indices are nearing record closing highs, but the Magnificent 7 stocks except Nvidia are not keeping pace. The divergence continues as investors rotate…
Nasdaq-100 futures pull back to the 31,480 support zone, with the broader uptrend intact but short-term pressure bearish.
Traders use Fibonacci extensions and trend channels to find upside targets for the Nasdaq composite index now that it has hit a new all-time high.
DeepSeek and Moonshot AI are raising funds at high revenue multiples, with valuations far above US peers like OpenAI and Anthropic.
Stock futures rise with yields and oil down; dollar mixed, bitcoin near highs.
Trump bought PTC shares 77 days before Schneider Electric's $22.6B all-cash buyout at $205/share, a 42% premium.
US real estate stocks have hit a record low relative to the S&P 500, mortgage rates are elevated, and Peter Schiff says the industry is dead.
Michael Burry says markets are in a denial stage akin to 2000 and 2008, expecting it to last six to nine months.
Market breadth divergence occurs when index moves diverge from stock participation, serving as a confirmation tool for traders.