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US Economic Calendar Today: Stock Futures Hold Steady as Traders Eye Fed Speeches, Treasury Buyback and Delayed Jobs Data

US Economic Calendar Today: Stock Futures Hold Steady as Traders Eye Fed Speeches, Treasury Buyback and Delayed Jobs Data

Dow futures rose 46 points premarket Monday, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures slipped ahead of Wednesday’s delayed January jobs report and Friday’s CPI. Hims & Hers shares fell 14.8% premarket after scrapping plans for a $49 weight-loss pill; Novo Nordisk jumped over 8% in Copenhagen. Treasury buyback details and Fed speeches are due later today.

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  • Intuit Stock Plummets 37% in Three Months Amid Valuation Reset
    June 13, 2026, 10:44 AM EDT. Intuit (INTU) shares have fallen roughly 37% over the past three months, extending a year-to-date decline of over 56%, amid investor reconsideration of growth prospects and risks. Despite the sharp pullback, analysts see the stock as significantly undervalued, with a fair value estimated at $560 per share, nearly double the recent close of $276.73. Intuit's strong cash flow, competitive advantage (or "moat"), and credible AI strategy support a premium valuation. However, this outlook depends on factors such as regulatory impacts on TurboTax and Credit Karma's credit activity. Investors are advised to closely examine underlying assumptions and stress test the financials amid mixed market sentiment.

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FreeCast Stock Jumps 141% After DIRECTV Expansion, But CAST Risks Remain High

FreeCast Stock Jumps 141% After DIRECTV Expansion, But CAST Risks Remain High

13 June 2026
FreeCast shares soared 140.68% to $1.55 on June 12 after announcing an expanded DIRECTV partnership, but slid to $1.40 after hours as investors weighed the company’s $92,909 quarterly revenue, $4.53 million net loss, and “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a going concern, with no financial terms or revenue targets disclosed for the DIRECTV deal.
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