Today: 27 June 2026

Leokadia Głogulska

Leokadia Głogulska is a financial and technology journalist at TS2.tech, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, space technology and global market developments. She graduated from Wrocław University of Economics and Business and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. Her reporting focuses on helping readers understand the market trends, companies and technologies shaping the global economy.

Keel Infrastructure gains before the bell as Citizens initiates on AI power pipeline

Keel Infrastructure gains before the bell as Citizens initiates on AI power pipeline

Keel Infrastructure surged in premarket trade after Citizens initiated coverage with a Market Outperform rating and $10 target, citing its pivot from bitcoin mining to AI-focused power and data centers with a 2.2-gigawatt pipeline; shares were quoted at $6.98 after closing at $6.60, with Citizens seeing 51% upside despite recent revenue decline and ongoing execution risks.
Backblaze rally leaves CoreWeave deal below stated price

Backblaze rally leaves CoreWeave deal below stated price

Backblaze surged 43.6% after landing a $335 million CoreWeave contract—4.2 times its 2025 B2 Cloud Storage revenue—but the stock’s $213 million equity gain values the deal at just 63 cents per contract dollar, as investors weigh costs, timing, and potential dilution from CoreWeave warrants covering up to 7% of shares.
24 June 2026
Industrials trade ahead of S&P 500 as FedEx, inflation data in focus

FedEx shares fall as 2026 outlook rests on pricing, Freight move

FedEx stock plunged over 7% premarket after a quarterly earnings beat, as investors worried about margin pressure and a 2026 profit outlook driven by price hikes, not volume growth; operating margin fell to 7.7% from 8.4% despite revenue gains, and the recent Freight spin-off complicates comparisons until recast financials arrive in August.
24 June 2026
Segro move leaves UK stocks steady; 20% of property index up for grabs

Segro move leaves UK stocks steady; 20% of property index up for grabs

Segro soared 16% after Prologis’ £12.6 billion all-share takeover proposal, valuing Segro at a 24.6% premium to its last close; if Segro is delisted, about one-fifth of the UK REIT index would need replacing, forcing major tracker funds like BlackRock’s iShares UK Property ETF to reallocate roughly £91 million, with analysts warning a failed deal could erase Segro’s gains and impact peers.
Blue Owl (NYSE:OWL) trades near year low after new credit fund filing

Blue Owl (NYSE:OWL) trades near year low after new credit fund filing

Blue Owl Capital plunged 3.4% to $8.91 on volume 68% above average, nearing its 52-week low, as investors weighed a 10.3% dividend yield against slipping fee-paying assets, $1.2 billion in BDC redemptions, and 13.9% software-credit exposure, despite Blue Owl Credit Income Corp. reporting $19.4 billion NAV, $11.6 billion liquidity, and positive year-to-date returns in a new SEC filing.
24 June 2026
Best Stock To Buy Today? Qualcomm’s OpenAI Chip Report Puts QCOM Back In The Market’s AI Trade

Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) slides, $19 billion lost as AI deal rumors lift investor-day expectations

Qualcomm stock plunged 8.01%—erasing $19 billion in value—amid reports of costly AI acquisitions and ahead of a crucial investor meeting where management must clarify data-center strategy and the impact of potential $12–14 billion deals on cash returns, as investors weigh sector-wide selling and risks to Qualcomm’s AI premium.
TSMC Drops 6%—Key Investor Trend Can’t Be Missed

TSMC Drops 6%—Key Investor Trend Can’t Be Missed

TSMC’s U.S. shares plunged nearly 6% as the premium over Taipei shares shrank from 17.9% to 11.7%, with most of the drop driven by a repricing of U.S. investor demand rather than changes in chip sales or profit outlook, signaling a flow-driven reset rather than a fundamental earnings downgrade.
23 June 2026
American Airlines Shares Up on Fuel Price Drop; Eyes on One Potential Threat

American Airlines Shares Up on Fuel Price Drop; Eyes on One Potential Threat

American Airlines closed up 0.56% at $16.08 as investors weigh a sharp drop in jet-fuel prices—which could cut the U.S. airline industry’s annual fuel bill by over $40 billion if sustained—against a new safety probe into a Boston near-miss involving one of its jets; BofA raised its price target to $16, but American’s ability to turn lower fuel costs into profit remains in focus.
Lumentum Holdings (NASDAQ:LITE) rises as AI optics push lifts stock despite Nasdaq slump

Lumentum Holdings (NASDAQ:LITE) rises as AI optics push lifts stock despite Nasdaq slump

Lumentum Holdings surged 6.1% to $901.89 despite a weak Nasdaq, driven by a $400M+ optical circuit switch backlog and “underappreciated” co-packaged optics attach-rate upside, as investors rotated into AI infrastructure stocks after the holiday; the stock’s inclusion in major indexes amplifies moves, but high valuation and risks from CPO adoption, production, and trade controls remain.
22 June 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Regional Management (NYSE:RM) Shows Strong EPS Growth and Insider Confidence
    June 27, 2026, 10:04 AM EDT. Regional Management (NYSE:RM) offers investors a compelling profile with 14% annual earnings per share (EPS) growth over three years and improving earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) margins rising from 21% to 24%. Unlike high-risk story stocks with no profits, RM boasts both revenue and profitability, appealing to cautious investors seeking sustainable growth. Insider holdings exceed 10% of shares, valued at US$36 million, indicating strong alignment between management and shareholders. While revenue showed some recent fluctuations, the overall upward momentum in top-line figures supports optimistic projections. The company stands out amid a market focused on stability and solid fundamentals, marking it as worthy of attention for those hunting for profitable regional businesses with visible insider commitment.

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Europe heat heats up grid as investors watch low air-con adoption

Europe heat heats up grid as investors watch low air-con adoption

27 June 2026
Europe’s record heatwave is driving double-digit air-conditioner sales growth for Samsung, LG, Midea, and Mitsubishi Electric, but grid stress and soaring power prices—like Britain’s 200 pounds/MWh import deal—signal that surging demand is now a critical test for both cooling-equipment makers and energy systems.
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