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Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings stock steadies after $1 billion buyback move

Nu Holdings Ltd. is struggling to steady. Shares of the Nubank parent ended Wednesday at $11.62, off 2.19%. In pre-market trade on Thursday, NU ticked up a bit, a small lift but the stock is still hovering near its 52-week low after stumbling at the start of June. For investors, the question has moved past growth. Now it’s about whether Nu can keep pushing credit in Brazil and Mexico without sacrificing too much margin. Buyback offers support. Nu told the SEC last week its board signed off on a repurchase of as much as $1 billion in Class A shares for the 12 months from June 4, 2026, through June 3, 2027. A buyback means the company is spending cash to buy its own stock, which can shrink share count or signal management confidence in the shares. Nu said it might buy in the open market, through derivatives, or in private deals.
AT&T Keeps $23 Climb in Focus as Fiber and Buyback Guidance Loom

AT&T Keeps $23 Climb in Focus as Fiber and Buyback Guidance Loom

AT&T Inc. shares traded close to Wednesday’s gain ahead of Thursday’s market open, with the company repeating its focus on fiber growth, the dividend and buybacks. The stock showed at $23.19 just after 8:00 a.m. ET, off 2 cents from Wednesday’s $23.21 close, following a 2.2% rise the day before. Telecom stocks broke higher on a rough day for the broader market. The S&P 500 dropped 1.62% and the Dow lost 1.87% Wednesday, but T-Mobile US jumped 3.39%, Verizon was up 2.56%, and AT&T added 2.20%. AT&T’s story isn’t just about this session’s move—investors are watching to see if they’ll back a company putting big money into defending future cash flow.
11 June 2026
Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Stock Attempts Bounce After Siri AI Drop as Investors Weigh Upgrades

Apple Inc. shares were looking for direction Thursday as the company’s highly anticipated Siri AI rollout left investors waiting for more. AAPL was last seen at $293.10 premarket, ticking up 0.52% after finishing Wednesday at $291.58. Now the talk is not just about Apple’s AI plans, but about how soon iPhone users will actually get them. Apple clawed back just a bit after WWDC losses. Shares finished Monday at $301.54, dropped 3.64% Tuesday to $290.55, and added 0.35% Wednesday. Even with the small bounce, the stock sits well under Monday’s intraday high of $317.40. Investors dumped the shares after the event details came out.
CCH Holdings (CCHH) jumps with Nasdaq $1 bid rule deadline close

CCH Holdings (CCHH) jumps with Nasdaq $1 bid rule deadline close

CCH Holdings Ltd. stock soared in early U.S. trade Thursday, making the little-known Malaysian hotpot chain one of the most speculative movers of the morning. CCHH changed hands at $0.82 as of 6:50 a.m. EDT, a jump of 136.99% from its June 10 close at $0.346. The shares had closed the previous regular session almost unchanged but saw volume top 28 million. Investors are watching because the rebound moves CCHH closer to the $1 mark that Nasdaq flagged as a problem. CCH said back in February it got notice from Nasdaq after its ordinary shares stayed under the $1.00 minimum bid for 30 straight business days. The company said it has until August 3, 2026, to fix that by getting its closing bid up to at least $1.00 for 10 straight trading days. This minimum is about the closing bid, so a quick spike during the day doesn't count.
Galaxy Payroll Stock Pops in Premarket as Traders Hit Small Nasdaq Name

Galaxy Payroll Stock Pops in Premarket as Traders Hit Small Nasdaq Name

HONG KONG — Shares of Galaxy Payroll Group Limited spiked in pre-market Nasdaq trade Thursday, with quotes showing the stock at about four times Wednesday’s close. There was no new statement from the company. Google Finance put the previous close at $0.98, down 5.23% for the session, then showed a pre-market price of $4.24, up 334.38%. The jump was big for a micro-cap. GLXG last traded at $4.20 pre-market, according to Investing.com, with volume at 31.86 million shares. That’s notable because Google Finance showed just 5.60 million shares outstanding. Pre-market volume was many times the reported float.
11 June 2026
SpaceX IPO: SPCX $135 Listing Meets $250 Billion Demand

SpaceX IPO: SPCX $135 Listing Meets $250 Billion Demand

SpaceX is in the last stretch of pricing its planned Nasdaq IPO, with investor demand way above the shares available and the $135-a-share level in focus ahead of Friday’s open. Bookrunners have seen more than $250 billion in orders for a $75 billion deal, leaving it about three-and-a-half to four times oversubscribed. Allocations haven’t been finalized yet, and interest could shift before books close. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. said it plans to sell 555,555,555 shares of Class A common stock in its launch announcement. Underwriters can buy up to 83,333,333 more shares in the next 30 days. The company expects an IPO price of $135 and said it has filed to list on the Nasdaq Global Select Market and Nasdaq Texas using the ticker “SPCX.”
Tesla Shares Bounce After Belgium FSD Approval Puts Eyes Back on Europe Autonomy

Tesla Shares Bounce After Belgium FSD Approval Puts Eyes Back on Europe Autonomy

Tesla shares looked set to bounce back Thursday morning after sliding sharply on Wednesday. The company picked up a new European approval for its Full Self-Driving supervised software, and the stock was quoted at about $387 to $388 in early premarket trade. That’s up from Wednesday’s close at $381.59, down about 3.8%. The move shifted attention back to Tesla’s autonomy plans after the prior session’s slump. Regulators in Belgium cleared Tesla’s Full Self-Driving supervised driver-assistance software after the company ran tests there, Reuters said. Annick De Ridder, who serves as transport minister for Flanders, said on X, “I just signed the approval,” according to Reuters. The news service reported that once one Belgian region signs off, the authorization holds across the country.
Intel rises after BofA upgrade boosts hopes for foundry business

Intel rises after BofA upgrade boosts hopes for foundry business

Intel shares pushed higher Thursday after Bank of America upgraded the stock from Underperform to Buy and raised its price target to $135 from $96. The call follows a selloff in tech names on Wednesday. BofA cited higher confidence in Intel’s server CPU unit and its foundry push, which involves making chips for outside firms. Intel’s shift comes after the chipmaker struggled in the last session. Shares ended Wednesday at $107.04, down 0.82%. Tech stocks had slumped into correction, with chip stocks under pressure. On Thursday morning, Reuters said Nvidia, Intel and Micron rose in premarket trading as some investors bought the dip in tech.
American Airlines Shares Drop After Fuel Cost Surprise Hits AAL Earnings Hopes

American Airlines Shares Drop After Fuel Cost Surprise Hits AAL Earnings Hopes

American Airlines Group Inc. shares dropped hard Wednesday. AAL closed at about $13.42, off 4.8%. Investors shrugged off new corporate updates and kept watching fuel costs, which are again eating into the revenue lift American is targeting for 2026. Airlines fell across the board. Delta Air Lines dropped 5.79%, United Airlines lost 6.25% and Southwest Airlines slipped 4.10%. That came as the S&P 500 dropped 1.62% and the Dow Jones lost 1.87% in the same session. Airline stocks tend to move together when oil jumps. Fuel costs are a major hit for the sector and higher crude can squeeze margins fast.
Oracle’s $95 Billion AI Tab Rattles AI Names Despite Positive Quarter

Oracle’s $95 Billion AI Tab Rattles AI Names Despite Positive Quarter

Oracle’s shares tumbled more than 9% to $182.95 ahead of Thursday’s session after the company posted record Q4 numbers, then flagged a sharp rise in spending to build out its AI infrastructure. Investors reacted to the bigger capital bill, even as AI demand stayed hot. Oracle posted a 21% gain in quarterly revenue, up to $19.2 billion. Total cloud revenue came in 47% higher at $9.9 billion. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the company’s IaaS arm, jumped 93% to $5.8 billion, while its cloud applications segment reported a 10% increase, hitting $4.1 billion.
Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Semiconductor Index Drops After Oracle Details $95 Billion AI Spend, Nvidia and Broadcom Under Pressure

Chip stocks took another hit Thursday as investors kept tallying up what the AI wave is costing. The PHLX Semiconductor Index, or SOX, dropped 3.57% on Wednesday. Oracle’s numbers, out after the bell, only raised more doubts about how much more cash—debt and equity—will be needed to fund the AI push before chipmakers actually see lasting profits from demand. The SOX, a modified market-cap-weighted index tracking semiconductor firms that design, make, distribute and sell chips, is seen as a key chip-stock sentiment gauge for Wall Street. Reuters said semiconductor shares kept falling Wednesday, dragging out recent losses. Nvidia and Broadcom were among the biggest weights on the S&P 500, with tech valuations a concern for investors.
Big Tree Cloud Stock Pulls Back After 291% Nasdaq Rally on Compliance News

Big Tree Cloud Stock Pulls Back After 291% Nasdaq Rally on Compliance News

Big Tree Cloud Holdings Limited surged 291.3% to $7.20 Wednesday, then slid 36.25% to $4.59 after the bell. Traders flagged the sharp move, which hit less than three weeks ahead of a Nasdaq compliance cutoff. There was no new earnings release or corporate news tied to the swing. Robinhood’s numbers flagged a wild day for the stock. Trading volume hit 113.59 million shares, way above the average 11.40 million. The price swung in a huge range, from $1.90 up to $19.90. Such heavy trading can pull in momentum traders, though it can push the price away from what’s happening in the business.
Banks Jump in FTSE Rally, AI Tugs LSEG

Banks Jump in FTSE Rally, AI Tugs LSEG

FTSE 100 climbs as HSBC, StanChart, Prudential rally The FTSE 100 gained 0.6% to 10,316.05 at 0917 GMT on Thursday, lifted by a rebound in HSBC, Standard Chartered and Prudential. HSBC and Standard Chartered rose 2% each. Prudential jumped 3.4%. Mid-cap FTSE 250 traded flat. Market gains stayed limited with concerns over the Middle East and new doubts about funding the artificial-intelligence rally. FTSE momentum shifted on Thursday as the index bounced back from Wednesday’s close near mid-May lows. Defensive names like energy and consumer staples held the market steady on Wednesday, but on Thursday the flow went into financials. It wasn’t a full risk-on trade.
PATH trades around $10.75 as buyback calculation looms amid AI questions

PATH trades around $10.75 as buyback calculation looms amid AI questions

UiPath Inc. stayed stuck around $10.75 early Thursday as traders weighed the company’s better profits and stock buyback against ongoing questions about its AI-related growth. Shares didn’t move much compared to yesterday: PATH finished flat on June 10 after sliding 3.76% on June 9, and the latest price barely shifted. So today’s move isn’t tied to any new announcement. UiPath’s investor-relations site shows a June 4 Form 10-Q and a May 28 Form 8-K as the latest SEC filings. The action in the stock looks like investors are still working through the earnings, guidance, and capital-return update, not any fresh headline.
Opendoor stock climbs while company shuts India ops and shifts focus to AI

Opendoor stock climbs while company shuts India ops and shifts focus to AI

Opendoor Technologies Inc. shares drew attention again Thursday after the company said it will close its India business, with some investors seeing it as a sign of CEO Kaz Nejatian’s push to make costs lighter and use AI more. The stock ended Wednesday at $4.48, up 3.23%. Opendoor was indicated at $4.52 in Thursday’s pre-market. Opendoor is closing down its India operations and cutting around 250 jobs, according to Business Standard, which cited Nejatian’s post on X. The company is moving more roles to the U.S. and leaning harder into AI. The India exit marks the change from yesterday.
Keel Infrastructure Rises in Premarket After Closing $458 Million AI Data Center Financing

Keel Infrastructure Rises in Premarket After Closing $458 Million AI Data Center Financing

Keel Infrastructure Corp. shares moved up early Thursday after the company completed a $458 million convertible senior notes deal. The raise, bigger than last week’s plan, clears a financing hurdle for its AI and high-performance computing data-center projects. KEEL traded at $5.45 in the premarket at 6:00 a.m. EDT, up 3.81% from the last close at $5.25. The stock lost 3.14% in the June 10 regular session. Investors are watching because Keel not only took on debt, but got the deal done, with the full $58 million option exercised. Management now has more room to maneuver at Panther Creek, Sharon and Moses Lake. All three sites are linked to Keel’s move out of Bitcoin mining and into high-performance computing, or HPC, which powers heavy workloads like artificial intelligence.
Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Edge Higher After Oil Jolt Ahead of Fed

U.S. stock futures moved higher early Thursday, tracking a partial comeback after Wall Street’s sharp drop. Investors worked to parse tough inflation signals from a deeper market shock. Nasdaq 100 futures led, up 313.75 points, or 1.10%. S&P 500 futures added 54.75 points, or 0.75%, and Dow Jones futures gained 381 points, or 0.76%, just past 5:30 a.m. ET. Big drops in high-growth tech names grabbed attention Wednesday, but it wasn’t just another pullback. Investors faced stretched AI prices, inflation at a three-year high, and fresh U.S.-Iran clashes near the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil route. Yet, futures are rebounding this morning, even with those same risks still around.
Clover Health Up Again After CMS Star Rating Shift Alters 2027 Payment View

Clover Health Up Again After CMS Star Rating Shift Alters 2027 Payment View

Clover Health Investments, Corp. shares are up as the company finally got clarity on a key question hanging over its 2027 forecast: would its main Medicare Advantage plan land at 3.5 or 4.5 stars? Investors got an answer this week. On June 10, Clover said in a Form 8-K that CMS bumped the 2026 Star Rating for Contract H5141, its PPO plan, to 4.5 stars. The move follows a federal judge tossing the earlier 3.5-star rating. Clover shares ended Wednesday at $4.89, up 13.99% on the day, giving the company a market cap of roughly $2.58 billion. Early Thursday, StockAnalysis showed CLOV at $5.29 in premarket activity, up another 8.18%. Google Finance put the stock’s 52-week high at $5.14, with that level reached as shares spiked.
11 June 2026
Battalion Oil Shares Jump With Traders Looking to BATL on Iran Tension

Battalion Oil Shares Jump With Traders Looking to BATL on Iran Tension

Battalion Oil Corporation shares jumped Wednesday as traders hunted for gains in smaller U.S. energy names after a U.S.-Iran flare-up brought supply risk back in focus. BATL finished at $2.06, up 57.25%. The stock opened at $1.32 and touched $2.93 at the day’s high. Volume hit 199.66 million. Benzinga said shares tacked on another 16.44% to $2.40 in after-hours trading, but early Thursday numbers on Investing.com showed the rally getting pared back. There wasn't a new earnings release or well result driving the move. Geopolitics took over. Reuters said Thursday the U.S. and Iran traded fire for the second day in a row, with Iran claiming the Strait of Hormuz was completely closed. The U.S. said commercial traffic hadn't stopped. Oil jumped close to $3 after President Donald Trump threatened more action, Reuters reported.
11 June 2026
CPOP shares surge 322% on revenue spike, bitcoin losses temper gains

CPOP shares surge 322% on revenue spike, bitcoin losses temper gains

Pop Culture Group Co., Ltd. was one of the Nasdaq’s most active movers Wednesday after the Chinese entertainment firm posted unaudited half-year numbers with a big jump in revenue and operating income. CPOP shot up 322.22% to finish at $1.52, up from $0.36. Traders piled into the microcap off digital entertainment momentum. The shares swung sharply. According to StockAnalysis, they opened at $0.51, hit $2.55, and saw 287,964,948 shares traded during regular hours. In early Thursday pre-market action, the stock was quoted at $1.62, up 6.58%, as of 4:55 a.m. EDT. Pre-market trading on the Nasdaq starts before the main session and tends to be more volatile for small stocks.
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