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Joby Aviation Stock Jumps 18% After Q1 Earnings as Air Taxi Launch Hopes Take Over

Joby Aviation Stock Jumps 18% After Q1 Earnings as Air Taxi Launch Hopes Take Over

Joby Aviation shares surged 18% after first-quarter revenue beat expectations and the company reiterated plans for initial passenger flights in 2026. Joby ended March with $2.5 billion in cash and short-term investments. Net loss for the quarter was $110 million, with operating expenses at $258 million. FAA certification remains pending before broad commercial service can begin.
Joby Aviation’s LA Air Taxi Bet Gets a Rooftop Test as Investors Watch Certification

Joby Aviation’s LA Air Taxi Bet Gets a Rooftop Test as Investors Watch Certification

Reuben Brothers and Joby Aviation announced plans for an air-taxi vertiport at Park Elm Residences at Century Plaza in Los Angeles, using the South Tower’s helipad and adding charging and a passenger lounge. The project requires local, state, and federal approvals. Joby is still seeking commercial certification for its electric aircraft. Residents would be able to book flights within the Los Angeles area.
Joby Aviation stock slips premarket as Uber Air tie-up and FAA certification timeline draw scrutiny

Joby Aviation stock slips premarket as Uber Air tie-up and FAA certification timeline draw scrutiny

Joby Aviation shares dropped 1.7% to $10.06 in premarket trading Friday after a 4.2% gain Thursday. The company reported $30.8 million in fourth-quarter revenue and a $121.5 million net loss. Joby expects to carry its first passengers in Dubai this year and said its first FAA-conforming aircraft is set to fly soon. The company is also expanding manufacturing with a new Ohio facility.
Joby Aviation stock drops again as $1.2 billion capital raise puts dilution back in focus

Joby Aviation stock drops again as $1.2 billion capital raise puts dilution back in focus

Joby Aviation shares fell 4.8% to $10.61 Friday after the company priced a $1.2 billion stock and convertible note offering at $11.35 per share, about 15% below the Jan. 28 close. The deal includes 52.86 million shares and $600 million in 0.75% convertible notes due 2032. Settlement is expected Monday, with underwriters holding options to increase both offerings. Rival eVTOL stocks also declined.
30 January 2026
Joby Aviation stock: the $1.2 billion deal behind JOBY’s sharp slide

Joby Aviation stock: the $1.2 billion deal behind JOBY’s sharp slide

Joby Aviation shares held near $11.14 premarket Friday after plunging 17% Thursday as the company priced over $1 billion in new shares and convertible notes at a roughly 15% discount. The financing, set to settle Feb. 2, includes 52.9 million shares at $11.35 each and $600 million in convertible notes. Morgan Stanley is selling 5.3 million borrowed shares for hedge trades tied to the deal.
30 January 2026
Joby Aviation stock slides after $1.2 billion deal; dilution and hedging now in focus

Joby Aviation stock slides after $1.2 billion deal; dilution and hedging now in focus

Joby Aviation shares plunged 16.8% to $11.14 after the company announced a $1.2 billion stock and convertible note offering, including $600 million in 0.75% notes due 2032. The deal, upsized from $1 billion, will settle Feb. 2. Traders focused on the impact of new share supply and hedging activity tied to the convertible notes. Other eVTOL stocks also fell, but Joby’s drop was steeper.
30 January 2026
Joby Aviation (JOBY) stock slides premarket after $1.2 billion equity-and-convertible deal

Joby Aviation (JOBY) stock slides premarket after $1.2 billion equity-and-convertible deal

Joby Aviation shares fell nearly 14% in premarket trading Thursday after the company priced $600 million in stock at $11.35 per share and issued $600 million in convertible notes due 2032. The stock last traded near $11.50, down from $13.37 at Wednesday’s close. Joby said it will use proceeds for aircraft certification, manufacturing, and commercial launch preparations.
29 January 2026
Joby Aviation stock slips 4% before Wall Street reopens — here’s what investors watch next

Joby Aviation stock slips 4% before Wall Street reopens — here’s what investors watch next

Joby Aviation shares fell 4.2% to $13.93 Friday as small-cap stocks slumped, with the Russell 2000 down 1.8%. The drop comes ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Jan. 27-28 meeting and a wave of major earnings reports. Joby’s next earnings report is set for Feb. 25, with investors watching certification progress and cash burn. Joby recently agreed to buy a $61.5 million Ohio property to expand production.
Joby Aviation stock: Jan. 15 Ohio factory deadline and CPI could shake JOBY next week

Joby Aviation stock: Jan. 15 Ohio factory deadline and CPI could shake JOBY next week

Joby Aviation faces a Jan. 15 deadline to finalize its $61.5 million Ohio factory purchase, after its stock rose 0.9% Friday to $15.39. The company disclosed plans to double eVTOL output by 2027 and received its first CAE flight simulator for pilot training. The deal includes a $1 million escrow deposit and must close by Feb. 27. Joby shares have swung sharply following recent updates.
11 January 2026
Archer Aviation stock pops in premarket after Nvidia IGX Thor AI tie-up — here’s what’s next

Archer Aviation stock pops in premarket after Nvidia IGX Thor AI tie-up — here’s what’s next

Archer Aviation shares rose 2.6% to $8.94 premarket Friday after announcing an AI partnership with Nvidia at CES. The company plans to use Nvidia’s IGX Thor platform for onboard aviation AI and will demonstrate it at its Hawthorne airport site. Archer closed Thursday up 3.4% at $8.71 on heavy volume. Rival Joby Aviation fell 2% premarket, while Vertical Aerospace gained 4%.
Tariffs Fail to Derail European Stock Rally as Markets Bounce Back

GOOGL, NVDA, PFE, NIO, JOBY: 5 Fast‑Profit Catalysts to Watch Today (Nov. 10, 2025)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said demand for Blackwell AI chips is “very strong” and confirmed no active talks to sell them in China. Pfizer’s amended deal with Metsera gained board support ahead of a Nov. 13 vote. Nio remains confident about Q4 profitability despite weak China car sales. Joby Aviation joined a Tokyo eVTOL project set for 2026 launches. Alphabet led a tech rebound after posting a record quarter.
Joby Aviation Stock Skyrockets on Game-Changing Deals & FAA Push (Oct 2025)

Joby Aviation’s Electric Air Taxi Takeoff: Stock Soars on Deals, Partnerships & FAA Progress (Oct 2025)

Joby Aviation shares traded near $18 on October 6, 2025, tripling over the past year amid strong gains tied to its electric air taxi program. The company acquired Blade Air Mobility’s urban charter business in August and announced a UAE air taxi partnership for 2027. Joby remains pre-revenue, posting a Q2 net loss of $325 million with $991 million in cash. Analysts maintain a “Hold” rating, with price targets below current levels.
6 October 2025
Flying Car Revolution: The Terrifying 10% Traffic Chaos Surge That Could Devastate Your Daily Commute

Flying Car Revolution: The Terrifying 10% Traffic Chaos Surge That Could Devastate Your Daily Commute

China’s EHang received the world’s first type certificate for a passenger eVTOL and began pilotless drone taxi rides. Alef Aeronautics secured FAA approval for test flights of its $300,000 Model A flying car, which has over 3,000 pre-orders. The U.S. and Europe advanced new rules for air taxis and roadable aircraft in 2024–2025. Industry projections estimate a $1 trillion market by 2040.
Flying Taxi Showdown: Joby S4 vs Archer Midnight vs Volocopter VoloCity – Who Will Rule the Skies?

Flying Taxi Showdown: Joby S4 vs Archer Midnight vs Volocopter VoloCity – Who Will Rule the Skies?

Joby S4, a five-seat eVTOL, cruises up to 200 mph with a 100-mile range and has completed three of five FAA certification stages as of early 2024. Archer Midnight, also five-seat, uses 12 rotors, targets FAA certification by late 2024 or 2025, and has a 200-aircraft order from United Airlines. Volocopter VoloCity, a two-seater with 18 rotors, aims for EASA certification in 2025 and will demo at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Stock Market Today

  • Euronext Q1 2026 Sees Record Trading Volumes and 15.3% Revenue Growth
    May 20, 2026, 5:43 AM EDT. Euronext reported a record Q1 2026 with cash equity trading and clearing revenue up 30.8% to €123 million, driven by high market volatility and the full contribution from Euronext Athens. Total underlying revenue rose 15.3% to €528.5 million, marking the exchange's eighth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth. Average daily cash equity transaction value in April reached €16.4 billion, with a 64.1% market share. Commodities trading revenue climbed 13.9%, while FX revenue grew 5.8%. ETF trading surged 84% since September 2025, boosted by the launch of mini ETF options. Adjusted EBITDA rose 16.7% to €343.2 million, with net income up 17.7%. Euronext declared a €3.18 dividend per share, reflecting a 50% payout, payable in May.

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Co-Diagnostics Stock Surges — Then $3 Million Financing Puts The Rally To The Test

Co-Diagnostics Stock Surges — Then $3 Million Financing Puts The Rally To The Test

20 May 2026
New York, May 20, 2026, 05:08 EDT Co-Diagnostics shares face an early test on Wednesday after the diagnostic-test developer announced a $3 million private placement hours after its stock closed up 43.8% at $1.97 on Tuesday. Extended-hours trading showed the shares down 13.3% at $1.71 before the regular Nasdaq session. (MarketBeat) The timing matters. Co-Diagnostics had rallied after saying it had completed a strategy to develop an assay, or diagnostic test, for the Bundibugyo virus behind a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. The late financing then shifted attention to dilution and cash needs. The company
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20 May 2026
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Wall Street Puts $150 Target on Intel in AI Push

Wall Street Puts $150 Target on Intel in AI Push

20 May 2026
Intel shares rose 2.43% to $110.80 on Tuesday, ending a five-day losing streak. The stock rebounded as analysts raised price targets, citing demand for AI server CPUs. Intel traded between $102.40 and $113.07 during the session. The Nasdaq Composite fell 0.84%, with Nvidia and AMD also down.
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