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Latest Data Shows Serve Robotics Borrow Rate Increases to 48.72%
Latest data shows the largest indicative borrow rate increases among liquid option names include: Serve Robotics Inc (SERV) 48.72% +10.62, ASP Isotopes Inc (ASPI) 4.34% +1.45, Eos Energy (EOSE) 4.40% +0.86, Tradr 2X Short SNDK Daily ETF (SNDQ) 24.53% +0.76, American Strategic Income Portf. Inc II (BSP) 7.20% +0.72, Shoe Carnival Inc (SHOE) 1.84% +0.59, GraniteShares 1.5x Long COIN Daily ETF (CONL) 12.43% +0.55, Kodiak AI, Inc. Common Stock (KDK) 11.04% +0.37, Hertz Global Holdings (HTZ) 7.06% +0.33, and TotalEnergies (TTE) 0.84% +0.31.
Major Averages Close Broadly Lower as Oil Surpasses $100
The major averages closed broadly lower, extending the week's sharp losses as oil surpassed $100 per barrel amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran as part of a war that has reached its seventh month. The increase in oil prices is keeping inflation front and center, as is today's producer price index report. For the Federal Reserve's policy decision next week, markets are now pricing roughly a 62% probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike, a significant shift from expectations earlier in the month.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Macy'sprovided areport for Q2Nasdaqwill invest $100M inAeroVironmentreportedand reiterated its FY27 outlookBending SpoonsMiro for $1.355BOpenAI introduced2. WALL STREET CALLS:Meta Platformsto Overweight from Neutral at JPMorganUberto Neutral from Buy at AreteNikewith an Underweight at Morgan StanleyStoneXBlockto Buy, says AI rebuild is workingCooper Companiesat Piper Sandler, Baird, BofA and William Blair3. AROUND THE WEB:Federal officials are poised to declare an end to largest known cyclosporiasis outbreak, Washington Post reportsKinetikis in the early stages of exploring options, including a potential sale, Bloomberg reportsDellhas raised $5B from an investment-grade bond sale, riding the surge in revenue from AI servers, Bloomberg saysVolkswagenexpects the total cost of job cuts and potential plant closures will be around $18.6B, Reuters reportsOpenAI is expanding its ties with Samsung Electronicsas it works to develop its own chips, Reuters says4. MOVERS:Clover Healthgained after Deutsche Bankcoverage of the stock with a Buy ratingWealthfrontincreased after, with EPS missing consensusLincoln Electricdeclined after CFO Gabe Bruno said inflation willNavanfell afterand acquiring BoomPopAmerican Eaglewas lower afterand providing guidance for Q3 and FY265. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Shoe Station Groupand provided its outlook for FY26Vince Holdingthat CEO Brendan Hoffman called "strong," with "excellent growth across both our direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels"Designer Brandand raised its outlook for FY26Labcorpreaffirmed itsand provided its long-term outlookMasterCraft Boat, with EPS and revenue beating consensusINDEXES:The Dow fell 316.56, or 0.60%, to 52,064.10, the Nasdaq lost 171.62, or 0.65%, to 26,081.73, and the S&P 500 declined 44.66, or 0.58%, to 7,591.70.
Major Averages Broadly Lower as Oil Surpasses $100
The major averages were broadly lower near noon, extending the week's sharp losses as oil surpassed $100 per barrel amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran as part of a war that has reached its seventh month. The more than 4% increase in oil prices is keeping inflation front and center, as is today's producer price index report. For the Federal Reserve's policy decision next week, markets are now pricing roughly a 62% probability of a 25-basis-point rate hike, a significant shift from expectations earlier in the month.In corporate news, Oracle and Adobe report earnings after the close, giving investors another read on enterprise software spending and AI-related investment.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Macy'sprovided areport for Q2Nasdaqwill invest $100M inAeroVironmentreportedand reiterated its FY27 outlookBending SpoonsMiro for $1.355BCooper Companiescut its FY26 earnings guidance and said it won't sell CooperSurgical2. WALL STREET CALLS:Meta Platformsto Overweight from Neutral at JPMorganUberto Neutral from Buy at AreteNikewith an Underweight at Morgan StanleyStoneXBlockto Buy, says AI rebuild is workingCooper Companiesat Piper Sandler, Baird, BofA and William Blair3. AROUND THE WEB:Kinetikis in the early stages of exploring options, including a potential sale, Bloomberg reportsDellhas raised $5B from an investment-grade bond sale, riding the surge in revenue from AI servers, Bloomberg saysVolkswagenexpects the total cost of job cuts and potential plant closures will be around $18.6B, Reuters reportsOpenAI is expanding its ties with Samsung Electronicsas it works to develop its own chips, Reuters saysA major Novartisshareholder is calling for board changes following successive clinical setbacks and concerns over the company's acquisition track record, arguing that stronger deal oversight and changes to governance and compensation are needed to improve accountability and prevent further value destruction, Reuters reports4. MOVERS:Clover Healthgains after Deutsche Bankof the stock with a Buy ratingWealthfront (WLTH) increases after, with EPS missing consensusRedwood Trustdeclines after announcing aNavanfalls afterand acquiring BoomPopAmerican Eaglelower afterand providing guidance for Q3 and FY265. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Shoe Station Groupand provided its outlook for FY26Vince Holdingthat CEO Brendan Hoffman called "strong," with "excellent growth across both our direct-to-consumer and wholesale channels"Designer Brandand raised its outlook for FY26Labcorpfor FY26 and provided its long-term outlookMasterCraft Boat, with EPS and revenue beating consensusINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 304.25, or 0.58%, to 52,076.41, the Nasdaq was down 147.64, or 0.56%, to 26,105.70, and the S&P 500 was down 39.84, or 0.52%, to 7,596.52.
Company Q2 Revenue Declines to $284.3M
Reports Q2 revenue $284.3M vs. $306.4M last year. "Our Q2 results reflect a footwear marketplace that became increasingly promotional as the quarter progressed. We priced competitively to protect our market position and accelerated the liquidation of aged and excess inventory, both of which pressured our gross profit margin. Sales were further impacted by merchandise assortments that were not fully aligned with the customers shopping our stores. The significant improvement in our fiscal August back-to-school results reflects the better and more localized assortments in athletic footwear," said interim CEO Cliff Sifford. "The majority of our fall merchandise has been allocated with localized assortments, which we expect to further benefit sales performance, and we believe our boot assortment is outstanding. We are supporting the fall season with incremental investment in advertising to drive customer traffic and to communicate our value proposition and product offering. These actions do not change our expectation that the promotional environment will persist through the balance of the year, and our updated guidance reflects that environment. We enter the second half with no debt, $131.6M of cash and marketable securities, and inventory positioned to serve our customers".
FY26 Revenue Outlook Revised to $1.10B-$1.11B
Now sees FY26 revenue $1.10B-$1.11B vs. $1.14B in FY26.
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