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Wall Street Major Indices Close Slightly Lower on Monday
Wall Street's major stock indexes closed fractionally lower Monday as investors awaited a heavy retail earnings slate, including Home Depot, Target, and Walmart, while geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations also weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped about 0.3%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite was slightly higher.Most economists expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75% through year-end, as weaker July employment, softer inflation and declining retail sales have reduced expectations for a September hike, though elevated inflation keeps a hike later in the year possible. The dollar fell to a 10-week low, reflecting doubts over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Equinoragreed toin the Lackawanna Energy Center for $940MNvidiawillin SB Energy for its Ohio data center leased to OpenAIOmniAbentered a globalwith Eli Lilly and Companythat Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the White House does not want Appleto buy memory chips from ChinaArrow Electronicsexpanded its IBMdistribution coverage to2. WALL STREET CALLS:DeutscheSentinelOneto Hold following the stock's 90% rally from April lowsJefferiesof Honeywellwith a Hold ratingWorkdayto Hold at BTIG, with the firm noting shares are "priced for a buyout"CAEto Outperform at RBC CapitalPennyMac Mortgageto Buy at Deutsche, with the firm calling the recent selloff "overdone"3. AROUND THE WEB:In a recently published report, Wolf Pack said it is short Flotek (FTK) as the company has "yet to disclose to investors that their $400 million contract with the Puerto Rico Electrix Power Authority, accounting for about 57% of FTK's backlog, has been canceled."Alibabais set to sell its entire stake in Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital for more than $2B, advancing its strategy of divesting non-core assets to focus capital and management attention on AI and cloud computing, Reuters reportsAmazonis buying huge quantities of rare books, scanning them for AI, and destroying them, 404 Media reportsNexGen Energyis sharing information and talking regularly with BHP Groupabout its Rook I mining project in Saskatchewan, CEO Leigh Curyer told ReutersTeslahas told staff it is planning for a public Cybercab launch in August, its first vehicle without a steering wheel or brake pedal, Information reports4. MOVERS:Hive Digitalincreases afterGPU cloud services pact with an enterprise customerH Worldincreases in New York afterEnovixfalls after announcing theRaj TalluriEyePointlower after announcing its Duravyu Phase 3 studyGeminideclines after Goldman Sachs, Needham, Mizuho, Rosenblatt, and Cantor Fitzgeraldon the stocks following Q2 results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Bally'swith CEO commenting, "We delivered solid second quarter results across the enterprise"InspireMD, with EPS and revenue missing consensusPioneer Power, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearCEL-SCI, with CEO Geert Kersten commenting, "This was a quarter of important progress across our clinical, regulatory and commercialization programs as we move Multikine closer to patients"DataMEDS AI, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:The Dow was down 272.63, or 0.51%, to 53,459.78, the Nasdaq was down 84.25, or 0.32%, to 26,644.91, and the S&P 500 was down 40.70, or 0.52%, to 7,745.06.
Wall Street Slightly Lower as Retail Earnings Awaited
Wall Street traded slightly lower Monday as investors awaited a heavy retail earnings slate, including Home Depot, Target, and Walmart, while geopolitical tensions and shifting Fed expectations also weighed on sentiment. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped about 0.3%, while the S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite was slightly higher.Most economists expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75% through year-end, as weaker July employment, softer inflation and declining retail sales have reduced expectations for a September hike, though elevated inflation keeps a hike later in the year possible. The dollar fell to a 10-week low, reflecting doubts over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this year.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Equinoragreed toin the Lackawanna Energy Center for $940MNvidiawillin SB Energy for its Ohio data center leased to OpenAIOmniAbentered a globalwith Eli Lilly and Companythat Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the White House does not want Appleto buy memory chips from ChinaArrow Electronicsexpanded its IBMdistribution coverage to2. WALL STREET CALLS:DeutscheSentinelOneto Hold following the stock's 90% rally from April lowsJefferiesof Honeywellwith a Hold ratingWorkdayto Hold at BTIG, with the firm noting shares are "priced for a buyout"CAEto Outperform at RBC CapitalPennyMac Mortgageto Buy at Deutsche, with the firm calling the recent selloff "overdone"3. AROUND THE WEB:Alibabais set to sell its entire stake in Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital for more than $2B, advancing its strategy of divesting non-core assets to focus capital and management attention on AI and cloud computing, Reuters reportsTo overhaul its Whopper, Burger Kingchanged up some of the ingredients and also hired U.S. Head Chef Amy Alarcon, the corporate chef who previously helped revamp Popeyes, WSJ saysAmazonis buying huge quantities of rare books, scanning them for AI, and destroying them, 404 Media reportsMastercardcard payments were temporarily declined on Saturday afternoon for Australian customers due to a global issue that has been resolved, Bloomberg saysNexGen Energyis sharing information and talking regularly with BHP Groupabout its Rook I mining project in Saskatchewan, CEO Leigh Curyer told Reuters4. MOVERS:Almontygains after announcing aof up to $300MH Worldincreases afterEnovixfalls after announcing theRaj TalluriEyePointlower after announcing its Duravyu Phase 3 studyGeminideclines after Goldman Sachs, Needham, Mizuho, Rosenblatt, and Cantor Fitzgeraldfollowing Q2 results5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Bally's, with CEO commenting, "We delivered solid second quarter results across the enterprise"InspireMDwith EPS and revenue missing consensusPioneer Powerwith EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearCEL-SCIwith CEO Geert Kersten commenting, "This was a quarter of important progress across our clinical, regulatory and commercialization programs as we move Multikine closer to patients"DataMEDS AI, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.3%, or 184.62, to 53,547.79, the Nasdaq was up 0.2%, or 43.74, to 26,772.10, and the S&P 500 was down 0.1%, or 8.53, to 7,777.23.
Faraday Copper Proposes Issuance of Common Shares to BHP
Faraday Copper Corp. (CPPKF) filed its management information circular and related proxy materials to Faraday shareholders in connection with the special meeting of Shareholders to be held virtually at 9:00am Pacific Time on August 25. The Meeting is intended to approve an ordinary resolution approving the issuance of Faraday common shares to a wholly owned subsidiary of BHP Group Limited (BHP) as consideration for the previously announced transaction whereby Faraday will acquire from BHP the San Manuel property, adjacent to Faraday's Copper Creek project, in Arizona, USA. Faraday's Board of Directors unanimously recommends that Faraday Shareholders vote their common shares "FOR" the Share Issuance Resolution.
Faraday Copper Enters Agreement with BHP for San Manuel Acquisition
Faraday Copper (CPPKF) entered into a definitive purchase and sale agreement with a wholly owned subsidiary of BHP Group (BHP) in respect of the previously announced transaction whereby Faraday will acquire from BHP the San Manuel property, adjacent to Faraday's Copper Creek project, located in Arizona, USA. Under the terms of the Agreement, Faraday will acquire 100% of the San Manuel property. As consideration for the Transaction, Faraday will issue to BHP common shares of Faraday equivalent to a 30% interest in the issued and outstanding common shares on a fully diluted basis as of the date of closing. Including shares issued to BHP from its participation in the C$100M private placement in March, BHP is expected to hold approximately 138M common shares after the closing of the Transaction. In addition, BHP will be granted customary investor rights pursuant to an investor rights agreement, provided it maintains a minimum shareholding requirement. The Agreement contemplates that on the closing of the Transaction, BHP will transfer all of its interest in San Manuel, which comprise the legacy San Manuel Copper Mine, the Black Hills Quarry and the Camp Grant Quarry, and related rights and assets. As consideration for the purchase, Faraday will assume all liabilities, including all environmental and closure liabilities, related to San Manuel and will issue the Consideration to BHP. Faraday has also agreed to certain operational and other post-closing covenants covering customary international industry, environmental and stakeholder engagement standards. The Agreement further contemplates that, concurrently with the Closing, Faraday and BHP will enter into, among other things, an offtake rights agreement, a water supply agreement and an investor rights agreement. The investor rights agreement will provide BHP with, among other rights and entitlements, board nomination rights, equity participation rights, and registration rights and will impose certain obligations on BHP including customary standstill, voting and transfer restrictions. The Agreement provides for customary deal protection, including non-solicitation covenants, a "fiduciary out" permitting Faraday to consider and accept a superior proposal, matching rights in favour of BHP, and the payment of a $12M termination fee in certain circumstances. Subject to the receipt of all necessary approvals, the Transaction is expected to be completed by the end of the third quarter.
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