Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech. His coverage ranges from stocks and technology to economic developments across global markets. He worked in investment research and market analysis before becoming a financial journalist and is a graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) faces outsized fuel-risk test as oil climbs

American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) faces outsized fuel-risk test as oil climbs

American Airlines Group Inc. enters Wednesday’s premarket with fuel exposure that looks unusually large beside its equity value. A sustained 10-cent-per-gallon increase in jet fuel would add about $450 million to annual expense, equal to 4.3% of the carrier’s $10.36 billion market capitalization, according to a Reuters calculation based on its latest filing and Tuesday’s market value.
Five Stocks to Watch as Earnings Quality Moves Market by 34 Points

Five Stocks to Watch as Earnings Quality Moves Market by 34 Points

International Business Machines Corp, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Citigroup Inc, Wells Fargo & Co, and JPMorgan Chase & Co are on the watchlist for Wednesday, after Tuesday’s results spread out a 34.2-point gap from top to bottom performers. Investors weren’t just chasing earnings beats—they put money behind repeatable revenue and walked away from preliminary numbers or companies with muddy cost outlooks.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) posts record quarter, trailing P/E drops to 16.8 but book premium grows

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) posts record quarter, trailing P/E drops to 16.8 but book premium grows

Goldman Sachs has taken away a key simple valuation complaint. The stock traded at $1,086 before the open, putting Tuesday’s reported $20.98 in quarterly earnings per share against trailing earnings of $64.79 for a P/E of about 16.8. That’s down from 19.1 at Monday’s close, even after the stock rose 3.8%. The earnings shift outpaced the move in the share price.
Peso steady as oil slides almost 14% before U.S. CPI data

Peso steady as oil slides almost 14% before U.S. CPI data

Peso hovered close to 17.50 per dollar in early Tuesday trade after slipping 0.26% on Monday, even while Brent crude surged about 13.6% over two sessions. The currency’s drop was just over a third the 0.71% average fall for eight other emerging-market units, local market data show. Mexico’s yield spread seems to be protecting the peso from wider geopolitical fallout.
14 July 2026
Salesforce Shares Up 4.8% as Debt Dims Value Pitch

Salesforce Shares Up 4.8% as Debt Dims Value Pitch

Salesforce Inc. rose 4.8% to end Monday at $171.22, topping the S&P 500's 0.8% drop. Investors moved back into the stock as debate about whether acquisitions can push Salesforce’s AI strategy picked up. The bounce came after a positive view of its $3.6 billion deal for Fin, which landed just a few days after KeyBanc cut the stock on worries about Agentforce.
14 July 2026
NIO Stock Jumps on Goldman Upgrade—The Real Bet Is a 15.2 Billion Yuan Cash-Flow Swing

NIO Stock Jumps on Goldman Upgrade—The Real Bet Is a 15.2 Billion Yuan Cash-Flow Swing

Shares of NIO Inc., traded in New York as American depositary receipts—U.S.-listed certificates representing foreign shares—closed 3.1% higher at $4.93 on Monday after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. upgraded the Chinese electric-vehicle maker to Buy with a $7 target. The headline is the rating change; the bigger investor bet sits in Goldman’s cash-flow forecast.
Meta’s $50 Billion AI Plan Faces $10 Billion-a-Gigawatt Test in Cloud Push

Meta’s $50 Billion AI Plan Faces $10 Billion-a-Gigawatt Test in Cloud Push

Meta Platforms said Monday it will boost its Hyperion data center in Louisiana to five gigawatts of computing power, and push investment in the project past $50 billion. The announcement puts a figure on CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to sell AI computing capacity to others. Meta shares slipped about 1.3% to $661 Monday afternoon. The stock jumped 14.8% last week.
Verizon (NYSE:VZ) Stock’s 6.7% Yield Is Tempting — But This One Number Decides the Next Move

Verizon (NYSE:VZ) Stock’s 6.7% Yield Is Tempting — But This One Number Decides the Next Move

With U.S. markets shut on Sunday, the key question for Verizon Communications Inc. is whether its 6.72% dividend yield now pays investors enough for the stock’s widening gap with faster-growing peers. For now, only partly. Verizon closed Friday at $42.12; adding the $0.7075 dividend that Friday buyers were no longer entitled to, its shareholder return for the July 6-10 week was about 0.6%. That cushioned a raw 1.0% price fall, but Verizon still trailed AT&T Inc., at about 4.0% including its dividend, T-Mobile US Inc., at 5.7%, and the S&P 500’s 1.2% gain. Investors paid more for growth and competitive confidence than for income alone.
Energy Stocks Week Ahead: Can U.S. Refiners Keep Beating the Oil Sector?

Energy Stocks Week Ahead: Can U.S. Refiners Keep Beating the Oil Sector?

Renewed U.S.-Iran attacks around the Strait of Hormuz will dominate Monday’s open, but U.S. refiners look positioned to keep outperforming the broader energy sector. Valero Energy, Marathon Petroleum and Phillips 66 delivered a simple average gain of 6.0% between the July 2 and July 10 closes, compared with 3.5% for the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund. Yes, refiners can retain that lead—but only while gasoline and diesel prices continue to outrun their crude-oil costs.
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