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Stock Market 12 June 2026

Ondas Stock Moves Up as LADOS Defense Platform and Share Resale Filing Get Interest

Ondas Shares Drop; Drone-Defense Story Hits Meme-Stock Doubts

Ondas Inc. slipped Friday, last trading near $9.33 after starting the session at $9.79 and hitting an early high at $10.14. About 18.5 million shares changed hands so far. The Invesco QQQ Trust lost around 0.3%, and the iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF dropped 1.0%. The move in Ondas pointed to a mix of broad selling and some wariness over the stock itself. Shares tend to rally when traders bet on growth ahead—like revenue or new contracts—but can drop as worries over valuations, dilution, or losses build. Ondas got a new round of scrutiny after Jim Cramer called it “a meme stock” on Friday and said, “I can’t get behind a meme stock.” A meme stock moves not just on fundamentals but on speculation and retail trading. That’s key for ONDS, which has turned into a volatile defense-drone and autonomy play. Investor mood there often jumps between contract hopes and worries about valuation.
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Bank of America Trades Quiet Into Holiday With Inflation in Focus

Bank of America ticks higher as market eyes trading revenue, stress test

New York, June 12, 2026, 10:03 AM EDT Bank of America Corporation shares pushed higher early Friday, with BAC up around 0.7% at $55.56. The stock opened at $55.60 and has traded from $55.14 to $55.79. The Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund added about 0.7%. Invesco KBW Bank ETF climbed roughly 1.1%. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust eased off, down about 0.2%. Bank stocks often trade on the outlook for earnings, capital returns and credit—not just where the overall market is headed.
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Charles Schwab Expands Money Talk as Fresh Filings Show Farallon, Elevation Point Cut SCHW Stakes

Options Get Attention as Schwab’s STAX Bounces With AI Stocks

• Schwab’s Trading Activity Index came in at 55.08 for May, up from April’s 50.10.• Retail clients kept buying, with tech getting the most attention. Trading in ETFs and options hinted at a shift to caution.• OCC reported total options volume jumped 25.3% year over year in May, showing a busy month across the options market. Charles Schwab said its retail-investor index rose in May as stocks pushed higher. Schwab’s Trading Activity Index, or STAX, climbed to 55.08 from April’s 50.10, according to Schwab’s monthly update. Schwab said clients were getting back into stocks, and using options and ETFs to manage risk. Seeking Alpha also pointed to the rebound.
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Fifth Third Begins NYSE Trading After Leaving Nasdaq

Fifth Third Begins NYSE Trading After Leaving Nasdaq

New York, June 12, 2026, 10:02. Fifth Third Bancorp started trading on the NYSE Friday, wrapping up its move from the Nasdaq Global Select Market. This is a notable exchange switch for a top U.S. regional bank. The NYSE said in a pre-market note that Fifth Third was expected to start trading June 12, calling it the biggest bank transfer the exchange has seen in 234 years.
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Tesla Shares Bounce After Belgium FSD Approval Puts Eyes Back on Europe Autonomy

Tesla Shares Slip as SpaceX’s $75 Billion IPO Shakes Up Musk Plays

Tesla shareholders woke up Friday tracking two Musk stocks: TSLA—already seeing swings after several days of pressure—and SpaceX, now heading for a Nasdaq open as “SPCX”. SpaceX is expected to draw retail buyers as it launches what will be the biggest IPO on record. Tesla last traded at $396.24, off 0.7%. Some earlier reports tied the drop to investors needing cash for the SpaceX IPO. SpaceX has set its IPO price at $135 a share, selling 555.56 million shares and pulling in $75 billion. Reuters said the deal gives the rocket, satellite and AI firm a $1.77 trillion valuation, putting it ahead of Tesla and Meta Platforms on market value when trading starts.
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Momentus Stock Slides as $25 Million Share Sale Tests Space Rally

Momentus Stock Slides as $25 Million Share Sale Tests Space Rally

Momentus Inc. shares came under pressure Friday after the San Jose-based space infrastructure company announced a new $25 million registered direct offering, a sale of newly issued shares directly to selected investors under an effective registration statement. The company said it agreed to sell 1,851,852 shares of common stock to new and existing long-term institutional investors, with closing expected on or about June 15, subject to customary conditions. Momentus said the net proceeds are intended for working capital and general corporate purposes. The stock was trading around $13 in early New York trading, down about 20% from Thursday’s $16.30 close, according to live market data and Investing.com’s Friday report on the offering-driven selloff. The drop matters because stock offerings can create dilution, meaning existing shareholders own a smaller percentage of the company after new shares are issued, even if the cash raised improves the balance sheet.
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SharonAI Stock Jumps as Nvidia Deal Puts $4.88 Billion AI Cloud Bet in Focus

SharonAI Stock Jumps as Nvidia Deal Puts $4.88 Billion AI Cloud Bet in Focus

SharonAI Holdings Inc. shares moved back into the AI-infrastructure spotlight Friday after the company announced a six-year strategic compute collaboration with NVIDIA that SharonAI said has a contract value of up to $4.88 billion. The agreement targets 72 megawatts of new data-center capacity in Australia and the deployment of up to 40,000 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GB300 graphics processing units, or GPUs, the chips used to run large artificial-intelligence training and inference workloads. The stock-price reaction matters because SharonAI is still being valued more on future contracted capacity than on current earnings. The latest available quote showed SHAZ at $71.51, with a market cap near $998 million and negative earnings per share, meaning the company does not have a meaningful positive price-to-earnings ratio, a common valuation measure comparing stock price with profit per share. Reuters, via Investing.com, reported that SharonAI shares surged after the NVIDIA announcement, underscoring how sensitive the stock is to signs that the company can secure scarce AI compute supply.
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IREN Bounces After Needham Cuts Targets, Market Watches AI Cloud Moves

IREN Shares Bounce While Investors Assess AI Cloud Prospects, Ongoing Funding Concerns

IREN Limited gained Friday as traders reconsidered the company’s sharp turn toward AI infrastructure. Shares on Nasdaq last traded at $56.71, up $5.16 from Thursday’s close, with the 12:52 UTC print, market data show. That’s as the market shifts its focus from IREN’s Bitcoin mining roots to its efforts to generate recurring AI revenue from big GPU, data center, and cloud bets. Timing is the main issue for the stock right now. Needham cut its financial targets for fiscal 2026 and 2027, citing a delay in the ramp-up of AI cloud revenue until the end of calendar 2026, with more revenue from major deals now pushed into the fiscal third and fourth quarters. Still, Needham says IREN should hit an annualized AI cloud revenue run rate of about $3.7 billion by the first quarter of calendar 2027. Mining revenue, though, is expected to fall to nearly zero by year-end as Bitcoin mining capacity is swapped out for GPUs, the hardware used for AI training and inference.
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UiPath Stock Near $10: Why PATH Investors Are Split After AI Automation Rally Fades

UiPath Stock Near $10: Why PATH Investors Are Split After AI Automation Rally Fades

UiPath, Inc. shares were hovering around $10.65 in early Friday trading, giving the automation software company a market value of about $5.6 billion. The move followed a Thursday close of $10.67, down 0.73%, and left PATH down 5.18% over five sessions and 34.85% year to date, according to MarketBeat’s latest price history. Recent stock-specific coverage has focused on enterprise customer momentum and earnings quality, a sign that investors are still deciding whether UiPath’s AI automation story is turning into durable growth or just a temporary rebound. The company’s latest quarterly numbers explain why the stock remains closely watched. UiPath reported fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue of $418 million, up 17% from a year earlier, and annualized renewal run-rate, or ARR, of $1.901 billion, up 12%. ARR is an annualized measure of subscription and support invoicing, and UiPath cautions that it is not the same as a revenue forecast. Founder and Chief Executive Daniel Dines said, “We delivered a strong start to the fiscal year,” while the company also reported GAAP operating income of $28 million and non-GAAP operating income of $92 million. Non-GAAP figures are adjusted measures that exclude items such as stock-based compensation and acquisition-related costs.
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Plug Power Shares Fall as 2026 Profit Path Faces Doubts

Plug Power Shares Fall as 2026 Profit Path Faces Doubts

Plug Power Inc. shares stayed weak early Friday. The hydrogen fuel-cell company fell 1.05% to $2.83 Thursday, even as the Nasdaq gained 2.54% and the Dow finished up 1.86%. That was Plug’s seventh down session in a row, as investors keep looking for signs that sales growth and cost cuts will stick. PLUG was quoted near $2.83 in premarket trading around 9 a.m. ET, with a market cap near $3.95 billion. Plug held its annual meeting on June 11. Management used SEC-filed presentation materials to focus on three main priorities: material handling, electrolyzers, and hydrogen plants. The slides repeated the company’s targets—positive EBITDAS by the end of 2026, positive operating income by 2027, and turning profitable by 2028. EBITDAS is earnings before interest, income tax, depreciation, amortization, and share-based expense—a non-GAAP metric, not based on standard accounting.
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Park Ha Biological Technology Stock Surges Premarket as BYAH Volatility Grabs Traders

Park Ha Biological Technology Stock Surges Premarket as BYAH Volatility Grabs Traders

Park Ha Biological Technology Co., Ltd. shares were set for another dramatic session Friday, with BYAH trading at $2.40 in premarket dealings, up 128.57% from Thursday’s close, according to StockAnalysis data sourced from S&P Global Market Intelligence. Premarket trading means buying and selling before the regular Nasdaq session opens; it can be thin and volatile, so early prices may not reflect where the stock will trade after 9:30 a.m. in New York. The sharp rebound matters because BYAH has been trading less like a stable consumer-products stock and more like a high-volatility microcap. Microcap refers to a company with a very small market value; StockTitan recently listed Park Ha’s market capitalization at about $4.0 million and its float, or shares freely available to trade, at about 968,460 shares. A small float can magnify price swings when trading volume suddenly spikes.
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Richtech Robotics Stock Drops After Restatement Warning

Richtech Robotics Stock Drops After Restatement Warning

Richtech Robotics Inc. shares slid in premarket trade Friday, after the company said it will restate several past financial statements. The Las Vegas robotics firm ended Thursday at $2.30. Early premarket quotes had RR between $2.06 and $2.09, almost 9% to 10% lower. Google Finance pegged Thursday’s close at $2.30 and premarket at $2.09. Investing.com showed RR last at $2.06 before the open. The decline stood out as it seemed to be about the company and not the broader indexes. Futures for U.S. stocks traded in the green earlier Friday: Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.25%, S&P 500 futures gained 0.35%, and Dow futures added 0.48% on Markets Insider’s premarket board. That’s an issue for RR, since when a stock drops while the wider market is steady or rising, it’s usually a sign traders are focused on fresh company-specific risk over macro factors.
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Keel Infrastructure Stock Rises as $458 Million AI Data Center Financing Puts Lease Deals in Focus

Keel Infrastructure Stock Rises as $458 Million AI Data Center Financing Puts Lease Deals in Focus

Keel Infrastructure Corp. stock is back in focus after the former Bitfarms closed a $458 million offering of 1.250% convertible senior notes due 2032, giving the company more capital to pursue its shift from Bitcoin mining toward AI data center infrastructure. Convertible senior notes are debt securities that can later convert into shares under set conditions, so they can strengthen liquidity but also raise future dilution questions. Keel said the deal included the full exercise of a $58 million purchaser option and generated about $445.4 million in net proceeds before offering expenses and capped-call costs. The financing matters for KEEL’s share price because the company’s valuation is now tied less to near-term mining economics and more to whether it can secure long-term customers for high-performance computing, or HPC, workloads used in AI and other compute-heavy applications. Keel said part of the proceeds funded capped-call transactions, a type of options structure designed to reduce potential share dilution from note conversion, up to an initial cap price of $11.86 per share. The notes carry an initial conversion price of about $7.41, a 25% premium to Keel’s $5.93 Nasdaq closing price on June 4.
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Micron Stock Nears $1,000 Again as AI Memory Rally Faces June 24 Test

Micron Stock Nears $1,000 Again as AI Memory Rally Faces June 24 Test

Micron Technology shares are back within reach of the $1,000 mark after a sharp rebound in chip stocks, with MU closing Thursday at $995.87, up 11.66%, and indicated slightly lower in early Friday premarket trading. The move matters because Micron has become one of the clearest stock-market proxies for the AI memory boom, with its market value around $1.14 trillion and investors now debating whether the rally still has room to run. The latest jump followed a fast reset in semiconductor shares. Barron’s reported that Micron rose about 12% Thursday after a 17% drop over the previous five sessions, while MarketWatch said the broader memory-chip pullback was being treated by some analysts as a “healthy” correction rather than a change in fundamentals. DRAM, or dynamic random-access memory, is the temporary memory used by servers and devices; high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, is a faster stacked version used heavily in AI accelerators.
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Marvell shares climb 11% with S&P 500 move, CFO swap and AI helping MRVL grab attention

Marvell gives up ground premarket after 11% jump, S&P 500 inclusion and CFO move keep AI narrative in play

Marvell Technology stock slipped early Friday, changing hands at $275.86 in premarket, off 1.73%. The shares had jumped 11.13% to $280.71 Thursday. After that surge, some investors questioned if the AI chipmaker can keep the pace or if the rally has gone too far. Marvell was trading at about a 96 P/E, according to Google Finance’s latest figures after Thursday’s move. Marvell said late Thursday that Dan Durn will take over as CFO on June 15, replacing Willem Meintjes. Meintjes will stay as an adviser until April 2027. Marvell held its second-quarter fiscal 2027 outlook steady, a move that's important as rapid growth can make investors jumpy about leadership changes. Reuters said Marvell is making the switch as the company aims to capture more spending on AI data-center infrastructure.
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Intuitive Machines Stock Rebounds as SpaceX IPO Buzz Tests LUNR’s Valuation

Intuitive Machines Stock Rebounds as SpaceX IPO Buzz Tests LUNR’s Valuation

Intuitive Machines stock is back in the spotlight after LUNR jumped 15.49% on Thursday to close at $30.64, a sharp rebound that came as traders returned to listed space stocks ahead of SpaceX’s expected Nasdaq debut. Investing.com attributed the move to a “halo effect” from the SpaceX IPO and renewed demand for space-sector proxies, while Reuters reported Friday morning that Intuitive Machines was still up 0.6% in premarket trading as other space names also rose. The move matters because Intuitive Machines has become one of the more liquid public-market ways to trade enthusiasm around lunar infrastructure, NASA spending and commercial space services. Stocks rise when buyers are willing to pay more because expected future growth, sentiment or liquidity improves; they fall when risks such as weaker earnings, contract losses or shareholder dilution reduce confidence. For LUNR, both forces are active: SpaceX’s listing is pulling attention toward the sector, but recent company-specific news has made the valuation harder to defend.
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Planet Labs Gets a Lift After SpaceX IPO, Space Stocks Back in Play

Planet Labs Gets a Lift After SpaceX IPO, Space Stocks Back in Play

Planet Labs PBC ended Thursday at $34.17, climbing 11.23% after a turbulent stretch for the Earth-imaging stock. The share price had dropped after earnings and a financing update last week. The rebound lined up with a fresh round of buying in commercial space stocks as investors searched for exposure before SpaceX’s Friday debut. Planet’s stock is reacting mainly to sentiment right now. Investors push stocks higher if they expect more growth, but new risks drag valuations down. Reuters said SpaceX raised $75 billion, calling it the largest IPO ever, with shares sold at $135 and a $1.77 trillion valuation. “SpaceX is going to be the bellwether,” Mark Klein, CEO and president of SuRo Capital, told Reuters. What happens in SpaceX’s first day of trading could be the next big move for Planet and other space companies as the market sets new multiples.
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BlackSky Shares Rise After NRO Contract Update

BlackSky Shares Rise After NRO Contract Update

BlackSky Technology drew attention after shares jumped to $35.97 on Thursday, gaining $4.18, or 13.15%, on 2.76 million shares. According to MarketBeat, BKSY was moving higher again in early after-hours trading Friday, up another 2.81% at $36.85. Investors are quickly repricing the space intelligence stock following recent contract news. BlackSky’s announcement about a contract change with the National Reconnaissance Office to speed up work on AROS still stands out as the main news for investors. AROS is designed as a wide-area satellite system focused on foundation imagery, or the base layers of geospatial data used in mapping, navigation, monitoring and analytics. According to BlackSky, this funding will lead to a flight-ready, multi-spectral, large-area mapping spacecraft and data system by 2028.
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Everbright Digital Stock Surges Again as EDHL Low-Float Volatility Draws Traders

Everbright Digital Stock Surges Again as EDHL Low-Float Volatility Draws Traders

Everbright Digital Holding Limited’s Nasdaq-listed shares remained in the spotlight after a sharp, volatile rally that continued into Friday premarket trading. EDHL closed Thursday at $5.98, up 70.86%, after trading between $5.85 and $17.49 during the session; by 7:00 a.m. EDT Friday, the stock was quoted at $9.36, another 56.52% above the close, according to StockAnalysis market data. Google Finance also showed Thursday’s wide intraday range, with an open of $16.53, a high of $17.49 and a low of $5.85, underscoring how quickly the move reversed during regular trading. The move matters because Everbright Digital is a micro-cap stock, a term used for companies with very small market values, and small order imbalances can move the price sharply when few shares are available for trading. StockAnalysis listed EDHL’s market capitalization at about $9.96 million at Thursday’s close, with 1.67 million shares outstanding and volume of more than 65 million shares, while TipRanks cited roughly 541,000 shares in the float, meaning the shares considered freely tradable by the public.
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  • SPCX Slips After Nasdaq-100 Entry; Cathie Wood's ARK Adds, Starlink Prices Jump
    July 8, 2026, 4:24 AM EDT. Shares of SPCX lost 7% to end at $149.47 Tuesday, holding above the $135 IPO level but sliding below the June 12 debut price and standing 25% under the June 16 high. The stock didn't see the rally some expected from its Nasdaq-100 inclusion, even with $800 billion tracking the index, likely as earlier gains were already priced in. ARK Innovation ETF, run by Cathie Wood, lifted its SpaceX stake by $6.6 million, sticking with its bet. Analysts on Wall Street still lean bullish-average target near $236, looking at a possible 58% gain. SpaceX's Starlink division also hiked some aviation internet plan prices, potentially pushing revenue higher.
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