Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key developments influencing global financial markets and emerging industries.

Eos Energy shares rise following Germany storage deal and factory ramp

Eos Energy shares rise following Germany storage deal and factory ramp

Eos Energy Enterprises shares jumped 11.7% around midday Wednesday. The zinc-battery maker announced its first international commercial framework for the Indensity storage system, bringing in a European demand signal. That comes a day after the company said its second Pennsylvania manufacturing line launched commercial production. The stock traded at $7.61, volume topping 19 million shares, after an early high of $7.71.
17 June 2026
SRx Health Solutions gains as EMJX crypto pivot draws traders

SRx Health Solutions gains as EMJX crypto pivot draws traders

SRx Health Solutions Inc. shares surged Tuesday, pushing higher as the NYSE American-traded stock kept up its recent volatile run. Investors watched the company’s ongoing move toward EMJ Crypto Technologies and digital-asset treasury management. SRXH closed at roughly $0.19, up 21% at 4 p.m. in New York, according to Google Finance. Volume came in at 176.3 million shares, well above the average of 46.2 million.
Groupe Dynamite Drops as GRGD Investors Look Past 37% Jump in Revenue

Groupe Dynamite Drops as GRGD Investors Look Past 37% Jump in Revenue

Groupe Dynamite Inc. shares plunged Tuesday, down 33.06% to CA$49.83 by 12:53 p.m. EDT, even as the Montreal retailer posted a much stronger first quarter. The TSX-listed name, ticker GRGD, hit a session low of CA$48.33 earlier. Google Finance was showing a market cap of CA$5.65 billion at that price, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 22.62. P/E shows how much investors pay per dollar of profit.
16 June 2026
Keel Infrastructure Stock Climbs as Investors Reprice Its AI Data Center Bet

Keel Infrastructure Stock Climbs as Investors Reprice Its AI Data Center Bet

Keel Infrastructure Corp. shares rose Tuesday as investors continued to weigh the company’s AI data-center pivot against the risks of new debt and future share dilution. The Nasdaq-listed stock traded at $6.04, up $0.38, or 6.71%, as of 12:01 p.m. EDT, after opening at $5.58 and touching an intraday high of $6.11, according to Google Finance. The move kept KEEL close to its 52-week high of $6.45 and lifted its market capitalization to roughly $3.64 billion.
16 June 2026
Nasdaq steady in late trading as oil eases, Fed up next

Dow Marks Record High; S&P 500, Nasdaq Slip Ahead of Fed Decision

U.S. stocks showed a split late Tuesday morning. The Dow hit another record high, up 354.56 points, or 0.69%, at 52,025.59. But some investors sold out of Big Tech, sending the S&P 500 down 14.16 points, or 0.19%, to 7,540.13. The Nasdaq Composite lost 109.15 points, or 0.41%, to 26,574.79. Losses were sharper in the Nasdaq 100, which dropped 0.91% as traders pulled back from the biggest growth and tech names.
Morningstar Flags Semiliquid Fund Growth as Private Credit Demand Slips

Morningstar Flags Semiliquid Fund Growth as Private Credit Demand Slips

CHICAGO — Morningstar said Tuesday semiliquid fund assets are close to $600 billion, with investors piling into products that offer private markets exposure but limit withdrawals. The firm's State of Semiliquid Funds 2026 report pointed to a tougher stage for the sector, as outflows from private credit pick up and funds move more money toward private equity and venture strategies. “The semiliquid market has scaled rapidly on the back of investor enthusiasm,” said Jason Kephart, senior principal at Morningstar.
16 June 2026
Snap Stock Rebounds as Nasdaq Rally and Specs Reveal Put SNAP Back in Focus

Snap Stock Rebounds as Nasdaq Rally and Specs Reveal Put SNAP Back in Focus

Snap Inc. stock bounced hard on Monday, but the move looked more like a risk-on rebound than a clean company-specific reset. The shares rose 8.56% to $5.71, outperforming larger tech names and snapping a six-day losing streak, while the broader Nasdaq Composite rose 3.07% and the Dow gained 0.92%. The latest available quote also showed SNAP at $5.71, with a market value around $9.64 billion. The stock rose because investors moved back into technology and growth names after a rough stretch, helped by a broader market rally. But Tuesday’s setup was more cautious, with U.S. futures subdued ahead of the Federal Reserve decision, which matters for growth stocks because interest-rate expectations affect how investors value future profits.
Beam Global Gains in Premarket on European Battery Patent; Q1 Risks Stay

Beam Global Gains in Premarket on European Battery Patent; Q1 Risks Stay

Beam Global shares moved higher in early Tuesday action after the company announced it received a European patent, EP 4 348 756 B1, for its Smart Phase Change Composite for Passive Thermal Management invention. According to StockAnalysis, BEEM traded at $1.51, up $0.33, or 27.97%, before the bell at 9:06 a.m. EDT. Premarket trading is when stocks are bought and sold before the main U.S. market hours and can be volatile because there may be fewer shares available.
16 June 2026
Archer Aviation Stock Jumps 9% as ACHR Investors Eye FAA Air Taxi Catalyst

Archer Aviation Stock Jumps 9% as ACHR Investors Eye FAA Air Taxi Catalyst

Archer Aviation Inc. bounced sharply in the latest session, closing at $5.55 on June 15, up 9.25%, after trading between $5.32 and $5.62. The stock was quoted unchanged at $5.55 in early Tuesday premarket trading. Google Finance showed a market value of about $4.22 billion, but also a wide 52-week range of $4.80 to $14.62, a reminder that the air-taxi name remains highly volatile.
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  • Three Australian Shares With Robust Balance Sheets Trading Below Intrinsic Value
    July 26, 2026, 8:59 PM EDT. Energy price swings and inflation are contributing to market instability, leading investors to target profitable, cash-rich companies with prudent debt levels and attractive discounts. Standouts include Magellan Financial Group (ASX:MFG), a debt-free global asset manager delivering A$231.9 million in revenue and offering a 8.93% dividend yield, even as margins are under pressure. Navigator Global Investments (ASX:NGI), a fund manager with a A$1.4b market capitalisation, is highlighted for its performance-based fees and growth potential, also trading below fair value.