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  • Three New Stocks Hit Zacks Rank #5 Strong Sell List on May 22
    May 22, 2026, 8:35 AM EDT. AerSale Corporation (ASLE), Golden Ocean Group Limited (GOGL), and LCNB Corp. (LCNB) were added to the Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) List on May 22. Zacks' analysts revised down ASLE's current year earnings estimate by 35.4%, GOGL's by 26.4%, and LCNB's by 9.1% over the past 60 days. The Zacks Rank #5 signals a bearish outlook, indicating expected underperformance relative to the market. Investors are encouraged to review Zacks' portfolio services, which have displayed strong gains in other stock picks this year. More details and reports on these stocks are available via Zacks Investment Research.

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Ford Faces Pre-Memorial Day Test as Energy Move Meets Tariff Risk

Ford Faces Pre-Memorial Day Test as Energy Move Meets Tariff Risk

22 May 2026
Ford shares closed at $13.67 Thursday, up 3.4%, and held steady in premarket trading after Ford Energy signed a five-year battery-storage deal with EDF. The agreement allows EDF to buy up to 20 GWh of Ford battery systems through 2031. Ford’s Thursday gain outpaced GM and Tesla. U.S. markets will close Monday for Memorial Day.
T1 Energy at Center of $2.4 Billion Tax-Credit Dispute

T1 Energy at Center of $2.4 Billion Tax-Credit Dispute

22 May 2026
T1 Energy closed at $8.72 Thursday, up 0.23%, after a 25% surge Wednesday amid heavy trading and scrutiny over its compliance with U.S. foreign-entity rules tied to solar tax credits. Short seller Fuzzy Panda Research alleged T1’s links to Trina Solar risked those credits, while Roth Capital defended the company. Volume hit 79.1 million shares, nearly triple the average. The NYSE will close Monday for Memorial Day.
China Closes Retail Access to Overseas Stocks

China Closes Retail Access to Overseas Stocks

22 May 2026
China’s securities regulator ordered Tiger Brokers, Futu Securities International, and Longbridge Securities to wind down unapproved cross-border trading for mainland clients, citing illegal operations. Shares of Futu and Tiger parent UP Fintech plunged over 30% in U.S. premarket trading. Existing clients have two years to sell assets and withdraw funds, but cannot make new trades. Authorities plan to confiscate illegal gains.
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