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| 2 |  Jefferies Cuts Aritzia to Hold
Aritzia just lost a bull on Wall Street. Jefferies downgraded the Canadian fashion retailer from Buy to Hold, and the stock is now on watch.
Analyst Corey Tarlowe and his team say the risk-reward is now more balanced. In plain terms, they think the good news is already in the price.
This is a valuation call, not a warning about the business. Jefferies isn’t saying Aritzia is broken. It’s saying the easy money may already have been made.
That matters for traders. When a stock has run hard, a downgrade like this can trigger profit-taking even if the company keeps executing.
The next earnings report becomes the real test of whether the rally deserves to continue.
Is it time to lock in gains, or does Aritzia have another leg higher? | 91 |
| 3 |  Cardinal Infrastructure Buys Hughes Brothers
Cardinal Infrastructure Group is going shopping. It has agreed to buy Hughes Brothers Construction for $357.5 million, a deal that takes its site development business into Central Florida.
The headline price isn’t the full story.
The deal could reach about $455 million, with up to $97.5 million in extra payments tied to Hughes Brothers’ adjusted EBITDA in 2026.
That structure matters. Cardinal Infrastructure Group only pays the full amount if Hughes Brothers delivers the earnings, which shifts some of the risk back onto the seller. It’s a smart way to grow without overpaying on day one.
Why Florida? Site development is the groundwork that comes before housing, commercial and infrastructure projects, and Central Florida remains one of the fastest-growing regions in the country.
Will this deal pay off for shareholders? | 74 |
| 4 |  Enerflex Surges on 1 GW Data Center Win
Enerflex is up 7.9% premarket after landing a major contract tied to the AI buildout.
The company will design, engineer, fabricate and assemble more than 1 GW of gas-fired power generation units for a large-scale data center project in North America. The client wasn’t named, but the size of the job speaks for itself.
Here’s the bigger picture. AI data centers need huge amounts of electricity, and the grid can’t always deliver it fast enough. That’s pushing developers toward on-site gas power, and the companies that build that equipment are suddenly in demand.
A contract this size can put Enerflex on the radar of investors hunting for AI plays outside tech. While chip stocks sell off today, the power side of the AI trade is still getting paid.
Can Enerflex hold the gap once the bell rings? | 54 |
| 5 |  Syndax Leads Premarket Gap-Downs
Futures are mixed this morning, and tech is under pressure as traders wait for the big bank earnings. Dow futures are up 0.51%, but Nasdaq futures are down 0.59%.
Syndax Pharmaceuticals is the biggest name gapping lower, down 16.4% before the bell. A move that size in a biotech usually means traders are reacting to fresh news, so expect wild swings once the market opens.
SK Hynix is also down 5.1% in US premarket trading after its 10% plunge in Seoul, as the global chip selloff spills over.
Memory names in the S&P 500 are feeling it too. Seagate Technology is down 5.85%, Western Digital 5.76%, Sandisk 4.51% and Micron Technology 3.68%.
Gap-downs like these can go either way. Some fill quickly as dip buyers step in, while others keep bleeding all session. Which way will these break? | 51 |
| 6 |  Chip Selloff Deepens Worldwide
The semiconductor selloff isn’t done yet. Fears that the AI trade has overheated, rising financing costs and growing competition from China are all hitting the sector at once.
Memory chips are taking the hardest beating.
SK Hynix plunged 10% in Seoul and Samsung Electronics dropped 7.4%. In the US, Seagate Technology, Western Digital, Sandisk and Micron Technology are among the biggest S&P 500 losers before the bell, with Seagate down 5.85%.
The pressure is coming from several directions. Cathie Wood is warning about “vicious” memory chip cycles as China adds capacity, and Nasdaq futures are down 0.59% while Dow futures are green.
The twist? Micron Technology just approved a record $35.16 billion share buyback. Management is clearly betting its own stock is cheap.
So is this a healthy reset after a massive run, or the first crack in the AI story? Watch the memory names closely today. | 51 |
| 7 |  Wells Fargo Slips as Capital Markets Miss
Wells Fargo had a split quarter, and the market is focusing on the weak side. Shares fell 1.37% to $82.15 premarket after capital markets revenue came in short of expectations.
Earnings beat estimates.
The problem was the top line. Corporate and Investment Banking trailed forecasts, and the Corporate unit booked a significant loss where analysts expected income. That pulled total revenue below consensus.
It wasn’t all bad.
Consumer Banking, Commercial Banking and Wealth Management all beat expectations, so the Main Street side of the business is holding up.
Management kept full-year net interest income guidance at about $50 billion and expects roughly $13 billion in the fourth quarter, slightly ahead of consensus. | 46 |
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| 9 |  Goldman Sachs Crushes Q3 Estimates
Goldman Sachs just kicked off bank earnings season with a statement quarter. Earnings per share came in at $17.01, beating estimates by $3.92. Revenue climbed 23.1% from a year ago to $18.68 billion, $1.79 billion above forecasts. That’s not a small beat.
That’s Wall Street underestimating the machine by a wide margin.
Return on equity came in at 18.7% for the quarter and 20.7% for the first nine months of the year. Those are elite numbers for a bank this size, and they suggest the business is firing on several cylinders at once.
This matters beyond Goldman Sachs.
JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup are also on the earnings calendar, and a print like this raises the bar for everyone. If the rest of the big banks follow, financials could steady the market while tech wobbles. Can the others keep up? | 43 |
| 10 |  Figure Technology Solutions ($FIGR)
Figure Technology shows a widening gap between operating performance and share price, falling from the high $30s to $28.46 despite beating estimates and guiding higher. Q2 revenue surged 112.7% year-over-year to $225.6 million, while preliminary Q3 marketplace volume hit $5.119 billion, up 107% year-over-year and near the top of guidance.
The mispricing stems from sector contagion—Figure gets grouped with crypto names despite earning fees from real consumer credit origination, not token prices. About 80% of loan volume never touches Figure’s balance sheet, reflecting a marketplace model rather than traditional lending risk.
Figure Connect, the platform’s fee-generating infrastructure linking loan sellers and buyers, carried 65% of Q2 volume with guidance toward 70%, while adjusted EBITDA margin reached 54.6%.
BofA upgraded the stock from Underperform to Neutral, raising its price target from $31 to $49. The recent Kiavi acquisition diversifies revenue beyond HELOCs. Fair-value estimates across recent coverage range from $49 to $56, well above the current price. | 44 |
| 11 | Good Morning Traders! Bank earnings season is here, and markets are rotating hard out of tech! Memory chips got crushed overnight, Micron announced a record buyback, and bonds return after the holiday with yields still stubborn.
Here are the highlights for today:
The rotation: JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citi, and Wells Fargo report this morning, kicking off bank earnings season. Dow futures rose 0.5% while Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.5% — traditional value and financials are winning over tech right now. 🔄
The tech pressure: Asian markets took a beating overnight, with the KOSPI closing 5.5% lower as memory giants SK Hynix and Samsung sold off hard, feeding into U.S. AI doubts from yesterday’s session. 📉
📉 Micron fell 3% as the broader chip selloff deepened — shares dropped below $1,000 for the first time since September amid Cathie Wood’s warning about the “vicious” nature of memory chip supply cycles as Chinese capacity expands. 💻
But Micron also authorized a record $35.16B buyback starting December 9 — the stock is still up 240%+ YTD on AI memory demand, even after the pullback. 🚀
Applied Materials unveiled a $5B EPIC Center in Sunnyvale to accelerate AI chip R&D, with founding partners TSMC, Intel, Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix. Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan sees a path to 1 trillion transistors per package by 2030. 🔬
Bonds return to trading after Columbus Day with yields still at stubborn multiyear highs. Wednesday’s CPI print looms large — markets price just 5-6 basis points of hike odds for October, so even a confirming reading shouldn’t rattle the dollar much. 📈
Gold rose to $4,214.90 as oil retreated from Monday’s spike and the dollar softened slightly, though the DXY remains near its 18-month high after Fed official Beth Hammack argued for further rate increases. 🥇
🚀 NatWest rose 3% after Barclays upgraded to Overweight, arguing its valuation reflects an unjustified 25% discount to European banking peers. 🏦
📉 Six Flags Entertainment fell 8% after a fatal incident on the Goliath roller coaster at its Atlanta-area park killed one person and injured several others. 🎢
Geopolitical note: Saudi Arabia reportedly stopped issuing public attack warnings days before deadly Riyadh airport strikes that killed at least 18 and wounded 300+ — raising questions about the kingdom’s vulnerability and crisis communication. ⚠️
Bottom line: Bank earnings carry real weight today as a rotation out of tech gathers pace. With Wednesday’s CPI and persistently high yields looming, markets are bracing for continued turbulence if banks don’t deliver the gains investors expect.
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| 13 |  Microsoft (MSFT) unveiled its latest artificial intelligence chip, the Azure Maia 300, as it seeks to reduce dependence on external processors from Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD (AMD).
The chip was introduced Monday at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose. It joins Microsoft's Maia 100 and Maia 200 processors, with the company planning multi-gigawatt deployments beginning next year.
Microsoft expects its Maia chips to become the primary AI inference system supporting its products and services. The strategy could help the company strengthen control over its AI infrastructure while reducing reliance on third-party chip suppliers.
According to Microsoft, the Maia 300 delivers 40% more tokens per megawatt than leading GPU-based systems. A rack containing 96 chips also offers seven times the rack-scale token throughput of the Maia 200.
Tokens are basic units processed by AI systems and can represent parts of words, images, or videos. Higher token output per megawatt indicates greater computing efficiency, a key consideration as AI infrastructure demand expands. | 131 |
| 14 |  IREN (IREN) shares climbed 5% in premarket trading Monday following a report that the data centre operator had signed a multi-year agreement to provide AI cloud computing services to Anthropic.
According to The Information, the reported deal would give Anthropic access to additional high-performance computing infrastructure as the AI developer expands its operations and prepares for a potential initial public offering.
The agreement would also mark a significant commercial development for IREN, highlighting its capacity to operate large-scale data centres designed for demanding artificial intelligence workloads.
Anthropic currently relies on major cloud providers, including Amazon and Google, for computing capacity. The reported partnership with IREN would provide additional clusters of graphics processing units (GPUs), which are essential for training and running advanced AI models. | 89 |
| 15 |  Lithium stocks fell in premarket trading Monday after Chinese lithium carbonate futures plunged to a nearly 10-month low, as a China-EU agreement to limit hybrid vehicle exports heightened concerns about demand for the battery material.
Albemarle (ALB) and SQM (SQM) each dropped 4.2%, while Lithium Argentina (LAR) fell 3.2%. Sigma Lithium (SGML) declined 1.9%, Atlas Lithium (ATLX) lost 1.7%, and Lithium Americas (LAC) slipped 0.8%.
The most active lithium carbonate contract on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange fell 11.8% to 104,740 yuan per ton ($15,649), marking its steepest daily decline since March. Prices reached their lowest level since December 17, 2025.
China and the European Union reached an agreement that could reduce Chinese hybrid vehicle exports to the bloc by more than half, according to the European Commission. The deal has intensified concerns about future lithium demand and weighed on producers across the sector. | 76 |
| 16 |  IonQ (IONQ) announced Monday that it will acquire cybersecurity firm Elisity in an all-stock transaction valued at up to $1.3 billion, expanding its security capabilities as quantum computing advances. IonQ shares fell 2.7% in premarket trading.
IonQ said Elisity has more than 100 deployments worldwide and established relationships with chief information security officers and security teams. The acquisition would give IonQ access to a cybersecurity market segment valued at more than $10 billion and growing at a double-digit annual rate.
The deal includes up to $150 million in performance-based earnout payments tied to Elisity’s business performance. The number of IonQ shares issued will be determined at closing using a specified 20-trading-day volume-weighted average price, with the share price calculated between $33.07 and $49.61.
The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter, subject to customary closing conditions. | 65 |
| 17 |  Ondas (ONDS) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR) have formed Regna AI, a standalone private company initially wholly owned by Ondas and powered by Palantir. The venture aims to help customers develop and deploy AI models within their own sovereign environments.
Ondas will serve as Regna AI’s first customer, deploying fine-tuned AI models for autonomous mission orchestration at the edge.
Regna AI also plans to serve governments, businesses and institutions seeking sovereign AI capabilities for mission-critical operations, allowing them to deploy models within their own controlled environments.
Palantir will provide model-training infrastructure and support delivery. It will also collaborate with Regna AI on forward-deployed engineering to tailor AI capabilities to customers’ workflows and operational requirements. | 60 |
| 18 |  ASML (ASML) plans to raise prices by 10% for replacement parts used in its extreme ultraviolet (EUV) and deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography systems supplied to South Korea, according to The Elec.
The new pricing will apply to deliveries starting in January 2027, following discussions with Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) and SK Hynix (SKHY).
The increase covers consumable parts and major components required to maintain the chipmaking equipment, marking an unusual across-the-board price adjustment.
An industry official told The Elec that component costs have risen broadly, while suggesting ASML may also be seeking a greater share of the profits its customers generate.
The price increase could raise maintenance costs for South Korea’s major memory-chip manufacturers as they continue operating advanced lithography equipment. | 58 |
| 19 |  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is reviewing a petition alleging that Tesla (TSLA) Cybercab and Model Y vehicles operating with its Automated Driving System exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones.
The agency’s Office of Defects Investigation said the review covers an estimated 1,000 Tesla vehicles from the 2026 model year. The petitioner submitted three video links as supporting evidence. The NHTSA will determine whether to grant or deny the request for a full investigation.
The review follows an earlier NHTSA investigation into allegations that Waymo vehicles failed to stop or slow down appropriately near school buses.
Tesla shares were unchanged in premarket trading at $382.70. | 57 |
| 20 |  Goldman Sachs ($GS)
Goldman Sachs’ recent pullback is creating a potentially attractive entry point ahead of third-quarter earnings, scheduled for October 13 with consensus estimates near $12.86 per share and $16.83 billion in revenue. The bank’s diversified model spans global banking, investment banking, fixed income, and equities, with annual net revenue approaching $70 billion.
Investment banking remains a key catalyst as dealmaking activity continues, supporting advisory fees and underwriting revenue, while equity and fixed-income trading sustain client income. Asset and wealth management provides stability with more than $4 trillion in assets under management, offsetting volatility in more market-sensitive businesses.
Shares trade below 14 times earnings, a discount to several major banking peers, reflecting lingering investor concerns about rates and capital-markets sustainability rather than business deterioration. Goldman maintains investment-grade credit ratings and a consistent record of dividend growth. Strong results and reassuring guidance could narrow the valuation gap and support a recovery. | 55 |
