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📰 Stock Market Recap August 14, 2026: S&P 500 Secures 3rd Weekly Gain Read the full article ➜
🛒 F.O.R.G.E. Review: Is This Gold & Silver Signal System Worth It? Our honest review of F.O.R.G.E., Michael's automated GLD and SLV signal dashboard. Discover win rates, signal styles, and whether lifetime access is worth it. Read the full article ➜
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📝 Smart Money Concepts (SMC) Explained: A Complete Guide Read the full article ➜
📊 Complete Guide to Dark Cloud Cover and Piercing Line Patterns Master the Dark Cloud Cover and Piercing Line patterns. Learn exact rules, market psychology, entry triggers, and stop placements for top-tier reversals. Read the full article ➜
📉 CXApp Executes 1-for-50 Reverse Split to Regain Nasdaq Compliance CXApp approved a 1-for-50 reverse stock split effective August 18, 2026, to boost per-share price and regain Nasdaq's minimum bid-price requirement. The company's 116.87 million outstanding shares will consolidate to approximately 2.34 million shares post-split, trading under existing ticker CXAI with a new CUSIP. The move signals the company is working to maintain listing standards and avoid potential delisting. Reverse splits are typically deployed when stock price pressure threatens exchange compliance — a sign of fundamental operating challenges. 💰
🪙 Bitcoin Slips Below $63K as Ethereum Hits Resistance at $1,900 Read the full article ➜
⚡️ YPF, Eni, XRG Submit $51B Vaca Muerta LNG Export Plan to Argentina RIGI Argentina LNG submitted a $51 billion RIGI application to develop a massive LNG export project from Vaca Muerta shale resources. The plan includes two floating liquefaction units with 12 million metric tons annual capacity off Rio Negro. YPF, Eni, and United Arab Emirates energy firm XRG will invest $29 billion toward a 2031 startup, with $24 billion for offshore infrastructure and $5 billion for upstream drilling. YPF CEO Horacio Marín called it the most important RIGI investment to date, transforming Vaca Muerta gas into international LNG exports. The application marks a milestone toward a final investment decision targeted by year-end 2026. Argentina recently revised Vaca Muerta reserves upward to 30.1 billion barrels of technically recoverable shale oil — nearly double the 2013 U.S. estimate — reinforcing the formation's scale. 🛢
📊 MSCI's New Index Rules Could Delete MicroStrategy, Yellow Cake, Metaplanet From GIMI MSCI is consulting on new eligibility rules that could remove companies mainly holding assets rather than generating value through operations. The proposal targets firms with less than 50% operating assets and would trigger deletion if companies fail four of five financial ratio screens: asset intensity, expense intensity, cash flow, fair value intensity, and capital dependence. Current index members get a two-year grace period before removal. Based on May 2026 data, MicroStrategy, Yellow Cake, and Metaplanet face potential deletion, while Center Laboratories, Lydia Holding, and SharpLink are on watchlist. The move aims to reduce turnover and ensure structural business changes drive reclassification. 📉
📈 Applied Materials Q3 Smashes Estimates but Stock Falls on Lofty Expectations Applied Materials delivered a strong quarter — revenue surged 25% year-over-year to $9.12 billion while non-GAAP EPS jumped 41% to $3.50, both beating consensus. Q4 guidance came in ahead too at $9.75B-$10.75B revenue and $3.82-$4.22 EPS. Yet shares fell 5% premarket because expectations were sky-high going in. The company is aggressive on capacity — added 1,500 manufacturing employees this quarter and plans to double capacity by 2028. Analysts noted momentum continues strong across AI infrastructure, foundry-logic, DRAM, and advanced packaging, positioning AMAT well through the decade. The valuation's rich though — it needs sustained beats to justify multiples. 🤖
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Nebius and CoreWeave are likely to benefit from rising AI data-center pricing as demand for inference and training capacity continues to outpace supply, according to Wedbush. Analyst Matt Bryson said AI server investments are generating payback periods of roughly three years or less, supporting continued spending on AI infrastructure. The firm believes AI capacity investment has not yet peaked, suggesting sustained demand for neocloud providers. The trend could also benefit AI hardware companies such as Cerebras, which is expanding data-center capacity for 2027 and securing additional wafers to increase production of its wafer-scale engines. Wedbush said Cerebras could receive further positive catalysts from next week’s Supernova event. Nebius, CoreWeave and Cerebras shares were mixed in premarket trading Friday.
JPMorgan Chase reportedly cut banking services to Polymarket over regulatory concerns, according to the Financial Times. Polymarket was asked to find a new banking partner in October 2025, although the prediction-market platform reportedly maintains active relationships with JPMorgan across other entities and customer fund flows. The move comes as prediction markets face increasing regulatory scrutiny and Polymarket reportedly explores a potential $1B funding round at a valuation above $20B. JPMorgan could still potentially participate as an underwriter if Polymarket eventually pursues an IPO. The development also comes amid broader scrutiny of debanking practices, with the DOJ and OCC examining whether major banks improperly terminated relationships with certain clients.
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Sandisk shares rose 6.8% premarket after its investor day outlined an aggressive long-term growth outlook, though Wedbush remained cautious about the company’s assumptions. Sandisk expects gross margins of around 80% and mid-to-high-teens revenue growth from FY2028-FY2030, driven by data-center demand and new business models. The company also targets an adjusted free cash flow margin of about 50%. Wedbush reiterated its Outperform rating and $2,000 price target but warned that memory remains cyclical, with future capacity additions and Chinese competition posing risks. The firm also questioned the durability of Sandisk’s new business models and wants clearer evidence of HBF adoption before raising estimates. J.P. Morgan remained more bullish, assigning an Overweight rating and $2,250 price target.
STOCK OF THE DAY: Lowe's Companies ($LOW) Lowe's reports fiscal Q2 2026 earnings on August 19, with analysts expecting $26.2 billion in revenue — up from $23.96 billion a year ago — though consensus calls for modest earnings per share compression from $4.27 to $4.16. Management's full-year guidance of $92-94 billion in revenue and $6.72 in earnings per share implies continued progress, with most top-line growth coming from the Foundation Building Materials and Artisan Design Group acquisitions expanding the Pro segment. The near-term headwinds are real. Transaction counts have declined for several years as DIY customers face economic pressure — the CEO has stated it's the most he's seen — and the housing market remains challenged with new home sales down 5.6% year-over-year. Comparable sales growth of 0.6% in Q1 was driven entirely by ticket size expansion, not volume. What makes Lowe's compelling despite these pressures is the combination of aggressive capital return and discounted valuation. Management tripled buyback spending year-over-year in Q1, repurchasing 1.5 million shares. Excess cash flow of approximately $4.25 billion this year supports continued buybacks while reducing leverage. Despite this quality profile, Lowe's trades at a discount to both Home Depot and industry peers on every valuation metric.
Good Morning Traders! Oil is back in the driver's seat! An indefinite U.S. naval blockade threat on Iran pushed crude higher, reviving inflation worries and pulling the Dow lower. But cooling inflation this week still has the S&P near records. Here are the highlights for today: The pressure point: the U.S. threatened to keep its naval blockade of Iran going indefinitely, sending Brent up 1.7% to $88.51 and WTI to $82.79. Higher oil could stoke inflation and revive the case for a Fed hike. 🛢 The bigger picture: after weak jobs data and cool CPI and PPI prints this week, markets have trimmed rate-hike bets. The S&P 500 hit a record Thursday on an AI rally and soft wholesale inflation. ⚖️ 🚀 Star of the day: Reddit surged 12% after news it will join the S&P 500 on August 18, replacing AvalonBay. Index inclusion is a powerful near-term catalyst. 📈 Nu Holdings jumped 9% on a strong Q2, with revenue up 56% to $5.88B and 4M new customers added, bringing its base to 139M. The Brazilian digital bank keeps compounding. 🏦 📉 Biggest loser: Globant plunged 13% on a weak outlook and margin pressure, signaling continued strain on revenue growth despite a modest beat. 💻 Applied Materials slipped 5% despite beating on results and guidance — investors wanted more after its nearly 98% YTD surge. A classic case of a high bar punishing a strong print. 🔧 Big AI financing: Goldman Sachs is lining up investors for Nvidia's $500B AI infrastructure funding plan, aiming to make Nvidia-powered AI an investable asset class. Nvidia could backstop up to $125B of deals. 💰 Apple's China play: Apple has reportedly trained its own AI model for China with Alibaba's support — a shift from relying on third-party models. It could become the first foreign firm approved to offer a proprietary AI model there. 🍎 Ackman's overhaul: Pershing Square disclosed major new bets on Netflix, Visa, Mastercard, S&P Global, and others — its biggest portfolio shakeup in years, citing prices "well below intrinsic value." 📊 Bond signal: a 30-year Treasury auction drew the highest yield since 2001, highlighting fiscal concerns. The 30-year sits at 5.23% as oil-driven inflation fears push long yields up. 📉 Bottom line: A market caught between cooling inflation and rising oil. This week's soft data supports a Fed hold, but an escalating Iran blockade keeps crude — and inflation risk — front and center. Geopolitics is once again the swing factor. Who's ready to trade the markets today? Let me see those hands👍👎
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