Ondas tops US fails-to-deliver list with high short interest
Ondas became the most failed-to-deliver US security in August, with short interest at 40.9% of its float. Investors blame short-sellers.
Ondas became the most failed-to-deliver US security in August, with short interest at 40.9% of its float. Investors blame short-sellers.
South Korean retail investors bought $1.6 billion in equities on Monday as the KOSPI slid 2.7%, going against foreign and institutional selling.
European stocks opened slightly higher, but oil price gains and rising bond yields kept advances in check.
Oura's IPO sees four times demand, but the oversubscription may indicate market scarcity rather than genuine investor conviction.
Jim Cramer names Nvidia and Apple as the only stocks he will never sell, citing management quality and past calls, while warning that even they aren't…
BlackRock CIO Rick Rieder cuts equities for high-grade bonds yielding 7-8%, preferring them over expected stock returns of 10-12%.
US stocks opened higher but gave up gains as the 10-year yield rose 5 bp to 5.212%, pressing equities again.
Family offices cite inflation as top worry, but 46% increased stock exposure. Crypto sees more planned cuts than additions.
European stocks opened higher, driven by easing oil prices, but rising bond yields continue to weigh on sentiment.
A DWF Ventures report finds only four of the top 20 crypto treasury stocks trade above their crypto holdings, and most have underperformed their tokens since…
Nikkei and Topix up 1.2% as chip stocks rally and dividend buying pushes Tokyo higher; SoftBank falls on Oracle data center power delay.
Goldman Sachs maintains a bullish stance on AI stocks, driven by rising cloud spending and cheap Asian valuations, expecting a year-end rally after midterm…
Morgan Stanley advises a barbell AI strategy, holding chip enablers while adding adopters like iRhythm and Home Depot, as benefits broaden.
President Trump and Speaker Johnson will meet with technology CEOs on September 29 to discuss AI regulation amid growing pressure from the industry.
US major indexes ended little changed; Meta surged 4.5% on AI agent news, lifting Nasdaq while other indices fell.