SpaceX IPO could allocate 30% to retail investors—triple the typical amount—with a $1.75T valuation. Bank of America and Morgan Stanley to lead distribution.
The Nasdaq entered correction territory with an 11% drop from October peaks as Iran war concerns, climbing gas prices, and Meta’s court losses weigh on tech.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) stock slides despite board deal with Elliott Investment. Rising fuel costs from Iran conflict weigh on shares.
Target (TGT) stock faces boycott from 1.8M-member AFT union over ICE response in Minneapolis, adding pressure to retailer’s ongoing turnaround efforts.
Citi maintains its S&P 500 year-end target of 7,700 despite Iran conflict, tariff risks, and AI concerns. Earnings outlook improves as index sits at 6,417.
Alphabet (GOOGL) drops 7% this week after legal ruling. Wells Fargo sets $397 target, citing TPU licensing and $32B Wiz acquisition as growth catalysts.
Wedbush sees 38% upside for Apple (AAPL) stock with $350 target, driven by iPhone Fold launch, AI Siri upgrades, and a strong 2026 product roadmap.
Nvidia (NVDA) stock falls 3% since Iran conflict started. Jim Cramer analyzes buying opportunities while Wells Fargo sees upside to data center forecasts.
Meta (META) stock tumbled 8% after court rulings, despite announcing a $10B investment boost for its El Paso AI data center project set to open in 2028.
Amazon (AMZN) stock fell 2% after Gadi Hutt, director at Annapurna Labs, left the company—marking the second senior chip executive departure in 7 months.