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Bloom Energy’s stock traded at $337.49 on June 22, 2026, remaining above last week’s record despite pulling back from its earlier high. A Bloom survey found that 61% of AI data-center builders plan to secure their own power if necessary, highlighting electricity as a key bottleneck. U.S. stock markets were closed for Juneteenth and the weekend, with NYSE trading set to resume Monday. Transocean shares ended at $5.31 on June 18, down from $6.04 on June 12, with trading volume increasing. Earlier, Transocean announced $185 million in new contract backlog for two harsh-environment rigs, securing future revenue, but shares dropped 5.9% as oil prices fell and peers Valaris, Noble, and Seadrill also traded lower. Vistra closed at $163.75 on June 18, up 3.1% for the session and 10.6% for the week, as investors focused on AI data-center power demand; its stock goes ex-dividend soon. Constellation Energy rose 8% for the week, closing at $274.06, with investors watching if new grid rules and project approvals will turn AI-driven demand into cash flow. GE Vernova shares gained 3.6% to $974.82 after volatility, with debate ongoing about data-center power demand and grid growth. Evergy and Entergy posted modest gains but lagged sector peers, as Evergy faced scrutiny over whether data-center growth is already priced in. Energy Transfer LP ended a five-session slide, closing at $19.07 with a 7.1% yield. Quanta Services rose 3.58% to $707.74, supported by AI-driven grid demand, a record backlog, and raised 2026 guidance, with upcoming investor meetings as the next catalyst.
NextNRG shares double as buying spikes, but the numbers show a catch

NextNRG shares double as buying spikes, but the numbers show a catch

NextNRG shares more than doubled Tuesday, closing at $0.8288 and rising to about $0.91 after hours, after reporting April revenue up 56% to $9.4 million, its highest on record. Gross margin for April reached 8.3%. Trading volume topped 344 million shares, with market value near $135 million. The company posted a first-quarter net loss of $10.8 million and had $208,048 in cash at March 31.
Whitecap Shares Touch 52-Week High as Buyers Stay In

Whitecap Shares Touch 52-Week High as Buyers Stay In

Whitecap Resources shares hit a 52-week high of CA$17.04 in Toronto on Tuesday, up 1.6% intraday, after confirming a May dividend and raising 2026 production guidance. The company reported record Q1 output of 391,416 boe/d and kept its capital budget steady. The S&P/TSX Composite opened higher as U.S.-Iran tensions eased, while crude prices slipped but stayed elevated. Whitecap’s market value stood at about CA$20.59 billion.
Dominion Energy in Focus on NextEra $76-a-Share Bid Rumor

Dominion Energy in Focus on NextEra $76-a-Share Bid Rumor

Dominion Energy traded at $69.00 in U.S. pre-market Monday, up nearly 12%, after reports that NextEra Energy is discussing a mostly stock offer near $76 a share, valuing Dominion at about $66 billion. The offer would give NextEra holders about 75% of the combined company. Dominion closed Friday at $61.73. The reported deal comes as U.S. power demand hits records, driven by data center growth.
Ford Stock’s Rally Pauses as Orders Take Focus

Ford Stock’s Rally Pauses as Orders Take Focus

Ford shares fell 7.46% Friday to $13.40, but still closed the week up about 9% after a surge driven by optimism over its new energy-storage business. Trading volume hit 108.27 million shares. Morgan Stanley highlighted Ford’s partnership with CATL and potential as a supplier to U.S. data centers. Ford reported Q1 net profit of $2.5 billion and raised its 2026 adjusted EBIT guidance.
Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy Shares in Focus After Report Links NextEra to Possible Deal

Dominion Energy closed Friday at $61.73, down 1.97%, after reports surfaced that NextEra Energy is in talks to acquire the Virginia utility in a mostly stock deal that could value the combined company at about $400 billion including debt. The report landed after the market closed, leaving Dominion shares nearly flat for the week. Neither company commented outside business hours. NextEra ended Friday down 2.42%.
Devon Energy Jumps on Friday, Faces Investors’ Next Move Monday

Devon Energy Jumps on Friday, Faces Investors’ Next Move Monday

Devon Energy shares surged 4.76% to $49.49 Friday, outperforming peers as crude prices climbed and investors reacted to its completed Coterra merger. The company announced an $8 billion buyback and raised its dividend to $0.320 per share. U.S. crude settled at $105.42 a barrel. Devon reported first-quarter net earnings of $120 million and $1.7 billion in operating cash flow.
NextNRG Q1 Revenue Up, Cash Warning Still in Place

NextNRG Q1 Revenue Up, Cash Warning Still in Place

NextNRG reported first-quarter revenue of $21.1 million, up 29% from a year earlier, but its net loss widened to $10.8 million. Cash fell to $208,048 at quarter-end, and management warned it needs immediate capital to continue operations. Shares closed at $0.2804 on Nasdaq, down nearly 6%. Total liabilities reached $34.3 million, with a stockholders’ deficit of $22 million.
Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy shares closed up 4.76% at $49.49 Friday after oil prices rallied, with Brent settling at $109.26 and WTI at $105.42 amid Strait of Hormuz concerns. The move follows Devon’s completion of its Coterra merger and approval of an $8 billion share buyback. Trading volume reached about 16.5 million shares. Devon’s stock remains below its 52-week high of $52.71.
Atmos Energy Stock Is Back in Focus After Strong Q2 Results — But Cash Still Matters

Atmos Energy Stock Is Back in Focus After Strong Q2 Results — But Cash Still Matters

Atmos Energy raised its fiscal 2026 earnings guidance to $8.40–$8.50 per share and increased its quarterly dividend to $1.00, up 14.9% annually. First-half net income reached $984.9 million, with $2 billion spent on capital projects. The company added over 51,000 customers in the past year, including 39,000 in Texas. Shares traded at $180.87 premarket, valuing the utility at $30.35 billion.
Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

Devon Energy has completed its all-stock merger with Coterra, ending CTRA trading on the NYSE. The $25 billion deal drove U.S. upstream oil-and-gas M&A to a two-year quarterly high, according to Enverus. Devon now faces pressure to deliver $1 billion in annual synergies and has launched an $8 billion buyback program. The combined company will operate as Devon, based in Houston.
Forgent Power Stock Jumps After Record Orders Put AI Power Demand Back in Focus

Forgent Power Stock Jumps After Record Orders Put AI Power Demand Back in Focus

Forgent raised its fiscal 2026 revenue forecast to $1.35 billion–$1.39 billion after third-quarter bookings surged 308% to $867 million, more than double revenue for the period. Backlog reached $1.98 billion at March 31, up 157% from a year earlier. Net income rose to $24.5 million from $8.4 million. Shares climbed $2.51 to $45.52 in premarket trading.
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Stock Market Today

  • Regional Banks Q1 Earnings: Trustmark Mixed Results Amid Sector Challenges
    June 22, 2026, 5:21 PM EDT. Regional banks saw a mixed first quarter as Trustmark reported revenues of $202.9 million, up 4.2%, meeting sales expectations but missing tangible book value per share estimates. The sector, benefiting from rising interest rates and local loan demand, faces headwinds including fintech competition and economic uncertainties. Trustmark's CEO highlighted stable credit quality and controlled expenses. Despite this, Trustmark shares fell 1.8% to $44.67 post-earnings. The broader group of 91 regional banks matched revenue consensus, with stocks averaging a 2.2% gain since earnings. UMB Financial stood out with a 29.3% revenue increase to $744.8 million. Market sentiment remains cautious due to recent regional banking sector instability and regulatory pressures.

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Coherent surged 9.2% to $425.38 after securing a CHIPS Act letter for up to $50 million to double and quadruple indium phosphide wafer capacity in Texas, as China’s tighter indium export checks spotlight U.S. supply-chain risks for AI data centers; shares are up 130% YTD but trade at a P/E above 200, with Nvidia as a key customer.
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