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Stock Market 14 February 2026

Iron Mountain stock near a 52-week high as data center stocks head into a holiday week

Iron Mountain stock near a 52-week high as data center stocks head into a holiday week

Iron Mountain shares rose 3.6% to $109.83 Friday, nearing a 52-week high, after the company projected 2026 revenue up to $7.775 billion and cited strong data center leasing. Softer January U.S. inflation and a drop in Treasury yields supported data center stocks. Equinix closed down 0.2% at $956.19. U.S. markets close Monday for Washington’s Birthday.
Pinterest plunge, Alphabet bond sale and Warner Bros bidding war set up communication services stocks for Tuesday open

Pinterest plunge, Alphabet bond sale and Warner Bros bidding war set up communication services stocks for Tuesday open

Pinterest shares fell 16.9% Friday after the company warned of weaker ad demand from tariff-hit retailers, dragging the communication services sector lower ahead of the Presidents Day holiday. The XLC ETF slipped 0.1% as Meta and Alphabet also declined, while Disney and Netflix gained. U.S. markets will reopen Tuesday, with investors watching for media deal headlines and Fed minutes.
Industrial stocks get a CPI breather; what XLI’s Friday close says for next week

Industrial stocks get a CPI breather; what XLI’s Friday close says for next week

U.S. industrial stocks rose Friday after January CPI data came in below forecasts, with the XLI ETF up 0.8% at $174.17. Caterpillar gained 2.1%, GE 2.7%, and Boeing 1.5%, while Union Pacific slipped 1.3%. The broader market ended lower as tech stocks lagged. The next trading session is Tuesday after the Presidents Day holiday.
Big Tech stocks wobble as Apple, Nvidia slide on AI angst; what to watch before Tuesday

Big Tech stocks wobble as Apple, Nvidia slide on AI angst; what to watch before Tuesday

Apple fell 2.3% and Nvidia dropped 2.2% Friday as Big Tech stocks ended mostly lower, capping a volatile week marked by an “AI scare trade” and renewed scrutiny of tech spending. U.S. inflation cooled to 2.4% in January, but failed to steady tech shares. Markets close Monday for Washington’s Birthday and reopen Tuesday. Nvidia’s earnings on Feb. 25 are the next major event.
Cloud Computing Stocks Rebound as CPI Cools — What to Watch Before Palo Alto Earnings

Cloud Computing Stocks Rebound as CPI Cools — What to Watch Before Palo Alto Earnings

First Trust Cloud Computing ETF (SKYY) jumped 2.5% to $114.26 Friday, outperforming a weaker Nasdaq as U.S. inflation data came in below forecasts and Treasury yields fell. Peers CLOU and WCLD also gained over 2%. U.S. markets close Monday for Washington’s Birthday. Palo Alto Networks reports earnings Tuesday after the bell.
Goldman Sachs stock in focus after top lawyer quits over Epstein disclosures

Goldman Sachs stock in focus after top lawyer quits over Epstein disclosures

Goldman Sachs chief legal officer Kathy Ruemmler resigned after U.S. Justice Department documents revealed she accepted gifts from Jeffrey Epstein and advised him on media strategy. Goldman shares closed at $905.14, up 0.07%, following a volatile week. Ruemmler will retire effective June 30, 2026, according to an SEC filing. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for Presidents Day.
14 February 2026
Chip stocks brace for holiday week: Applied Materials surges, Nvidia slides — what to watch next

Chip stocks brace for holiday week: Applied Materials surges, Nvidia slides — what to watch next

Applied Materials forecast second-quarter revenue of about $7.65 billion and adjusted profit above estimates, sending its shares up over 10% Friday and lifting Lam Research and KLA. The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index rose 0.66%. Nvidia and Broadcom fell despite the sector rally. The Nasdaq slipped 0.22% while the S&P 500 edged up 0.05% as investors weighed inflation data and rate-cut bets.
Dow Jones at 49,500 after softer CPI — what to watch before Wall Street’s next session

Dow Jones at 49,500 after softer CPI — what to watch before Wall Street’s next session

The Dow closed up 48.95 points at 49,500.93 Friday but posted a 1.2% weekly drop, its biggest since November. January’s core CPI rose 0.3%, the smallest annual gain in nearly five years, sending the 10-year Treasury yield down to 4.05%. Traders now see a 52.3% chance of a Fed rate cut in June. The NYSE will be closed Monday for Washington’s Birthday.
Intel stock price: INTC heads into holiday-shortened week after new “show me” analyst call

Intel stock price: INTC heads into holiday-shortened week after new “show me” analyst call

Intel shares closed up 0.6% at $46.79 Friday, recovering slightly after a 3.75% drop the previous day. DA Davidson began coverage with a Neutral rating and a $45 price target, citing execution risks. A quarterly SEC filing showed Intel’s U.S. equity holdings valued at about $724 million at year-end. The stock remains below its 52-week high of $54.60 reached in late January.
14 February 2026
Strategy (MSTR) stock jumps 9% on bitcoin rebound as traders brace for Tuesday reopen

Strategy (MSTR) stock jumps 9% on bitcoin rebound as traders brace for Tuesday reopen

Strategy Inc (MSTR) shares jumped 8.85% to $133.88 Friday, tracking a late-week bitcoin rally after cooler U.S. inflation data. The company filed a prospectus for its “STRC” preferred stock with an 11.25% February dividend. U.S. markets are closed Monday for Presidents Day, with trading set to resume Tuesday. Bitcoin hovered near $69,877 Saturday, up 1.4% from its prior close.
Palantir stock rebounds as upgrade meets Burry bear case — what PLTR traders watch next week

Palantir stock rebounds as upgrade meets Burry bear case — what PLTR traders watch next week

Palantir shares closed up 1.77% at $131.41 Friday, with after-hours trading lifting the price to $131.75. Freedom Capital Markets upgraded the stock to Buy with a $170 target, while Michael Burry argued the shares are overvalued and disclosed put options. U.S. markets reopen Tuesday after Presidents Day, with investors awaiting Fed minutes and inflation data.
14 February 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Morgan Stanley Enters Spot Bitcoin ETF Race With Lowest Fees Yet
    March 27, 2026, 6:33 PM EDT. Morgan Stanley plans to launch a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) with a 0.14% expense ratio, undercutting competitors like Grayscale and BlackRock, according to an SEC filing. The bank's move could spark fresh fee competition in the bitcoin ETF market, where funds offer near-identical exposure but vary mainly in cost. Lower fees can sway investors and financial advisors, potentially driving significant asset shifts. Morgan Stanley's extensive wealth management network managing trillions in assets amplifies this impact. The proposed ETF is expected to start trading soon if regulators approve, marking the first spot bitcoin ETF issued directly by a major U.S. bank. This could reshape the market, emphasizing fees and distribution over product structure.
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