Today: 12 July 2026

Jerzy Lewandowski

Jerzy Lewandowski is a senior markets editor at TS2.tech covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global financial markets. He studied economics at the University of Warsaw and previously worked in investment analysis before moving into financial journalism. His daily coverage focuses on the trends and events that matter most to investors worldwide.

TeraWulf heads into July 6 after shares drop 26% as AI data-center trade falters

TeraWulf heads into July 6 after shares drop 26% as AI data-center trade falters

TeraWulf Inc is under more pressure than the daily chart suggests. Shares finished down 10.18% at $21.18 on Thursday, the last regular session before the Independence Day break. The stock has now lost 26.4% over seven consecutive losing sessions since closing at $28.78 on June 23. Nasdaq’s holiday calendar for 2026 lists July 3 as a closure for Independence Day observed.
6 July 2026
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Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) stuck near $24; 7% yield comes into view

Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) stuck near $24; 7% yield comes into view

Pfizer Inc. heads into this week after the stock managed to stop the steep drops, though buyers are still scarce. Shares ended Thursday at $24.32, just 3 cents above where they were on June 26. Over the last four sessions, 204.2 million shares moved, good for a 0.12% rise. That volume is around 3.6% of Pfizer’s diluted share count used in Q1 EPS calculations.
5 July 2026
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Meta’s AI cloud plan puts $62 billion supplier wager in play

Meta’s AI cloud plan puts $62 billion supplier wager in play

Meta Platforms has not confirmed a commercial cloud product. The investor question is already measurable: after $19.84 billion of first-quarter capital expenditures, Meta would need to spend $105.2 billion to $125.2 billion over the final nine months of 2026 to hit its own $125 billion to $145 billion full-year guide. That implies $35.1 billion to $41.7 billion a quarter, or 77%-110% above the first-quarter pace.
4 July 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Plug Power (PLUG) Sinks 15.5% as Questions Swirl on 50 MW Australia Deal
    July 12, 2026, 1:12 PM EDT. Plug Power shares tumbled 15.53% after the company announced a 50-megawatt electrolyzer order from Australia but didn't spell out the financial details or timing. The lack of contract value and delivery window knocked about $570 million off Plug's market cap, with the stock closing at $2.23 for a total value near $3.1 billion. The order makes up a sixth of Plug's total electrolyzer capacity. Traders bailed from peer names too as FuelCell Energy and Ballard Power fell, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 1.7%. Susquehanna slashed its Plug price target to $2.50 and kept a Neutral rating, Morgan Stanley stuck with Underweight but bumped its target up to $1.65. Plug is still burning cash, even with 22% sales growth and improving margins, showing a $245 million loss last quarter and $223 million cash on hand.
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