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Goldman Sachs Pitches Hedge Funds New Swap Trade to Bet Against Software Loans Amid AI Fears

Goldman Sachs Pitches Hedge Funds New Swap Trade to Bet Against Software Loans Amid AI Fears

Goldman Sachs is offering hedge funds a total return swap to bet on corporate loans tied to software, as AI concerns spread in credit markets, Reuters reports. No trades have been executed yet. Morgan Stanley estimates software makes up 16% of the $1.5 trillion U.S. loan market, with half rated B- or lower. Private credit activity is rising, with major banks allocating tens of billions to the sector.
AI Stocks Frenzy: GPT-5 Hype, Record Highs & Billion-Dollar Bets Fuel Aug 8–9 Market Surge

AI Stocks Frenzy: GPT-5 Hype, Record Highs & Billion-Dollar Bets Fuel Aug 8–9 Market Surge

The U.S. began licensing Nvidia to export H20 AI chips to China on Aug. 7, reversing a ban. OpenAI launched GPT-5 the same day, citing 700 million ChatGPT users. AMD shares dropped 5.1% and SMCI plunged 18.2% after weak Q2 data-center results. The Nasdaq Composite notched its 18th record high of 2025 on Aug. 8, led by AI and tech stocks.

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  • QXO Series B Preferred Stock Yield Surpasses 6% Amid Market Dip
    June 10, 2026, 4:17 PM EDT. QXO Inc's Series B Mandatory Convertible Preferred Stock (QXO.PRB) yielded over 6% on Wednesday, based on an annualized quarterly dividend of $2.75. Shares traded as low as $43.41, reflecting a 5.48% discount to its liquidation preference, which is narrower compared to the 18.06% average discount in the Application Software preferred stock sector. The category's average yield stands at 6.68%, per Preferred Stock Channel. QXO.PRB is down about 8.2% on the day, while QXO common shares fell roughly 9.4%. The preferred shares are convertible with a ratio between 2.4737 and 3.0303. This yield and pricing dynamic highlights investor response to market conditions and the stock's relative valuation.

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SpaceX IPO Orders Exceed $250 Billion, But Orbital AI’s The Watch Point

SpaceX IPO Orders Exceed $250 Billion, But Orbital AI’s The Watch Point

10 June 2026
SpaceX’s $75 billion IPO has drawn over $250 billion in investor demand, Reuters reports, as buyers scramble for shares amid a heated debate over whether Starship can make orbital AI computing commercially viable; Morningstar values the stock 53% below the IPO price, highlighting major risks as SpaceX posts a $4.3 billion Q1 loss and regulatory scrutiny intensifies ahead of pricing.
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