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  • China's Big Three airlines returned to Q4 losses as jet fuel spikes from the Iran war and capacity cuts hit profits.
  • PBOC adviser said imported inflation from the Middle East could squeeze corporate profits and complicate policy support for growth.
  • Tokyo labeled the yen's recent slide 'speculative' and signaled readiness to act as it neared ¥160 per dollar.
  • Global markets rallied on reports the U.S. may halt direct strikes on Iran, while oil pulled back from intraday gains.
  • The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed since Feb. 28, keeping oil supply risk elevated.
  • BlackRock is considering HSBC's Canary Wharf tower as one option for a 600,000+ sq ft London headquarters.

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TKO Group: Turning Media Rights Into Cash Flow — A 45-Trade Plan

TKO Group: Turning Media Rights Into Cash Flow — A 45-Trade Plan

TKO Group is increasingly a cash-flow story. After a string of rights monetization wins and a dividend bump plus buyback activity, the business prints meaningful free cash flow ($979M) and trades at attractive enterprise multiples (EV/EBITDA 12.8) relative to its growth optionality. This trade idea targets a measured long into that cash conversion …

OKYO Pharma Announces $20M Share Sale; Stock Drops Sharply in Premarket

OKYO Pharma Announces $20M Share Sale; Stock Drops Sharply in Premarket

OKYO Pharma Limited (NASDAQ:OKYO) announced a $20 million public offering of ordinary shares under an underwriting agreement with Piper Sandler & Co., prompting a 24% decline in Friday premarket trading. The offering covers 10,815,000 shares at $1.85 each, with a 30-day option for an additional 1,622,250 shares at the same price. Proceeds are earma…

BMO Lowers Rating on Dollar Tree, Citing Digital Shortfalls and Margin Risks

BMO Lowers Rating on Dollar Tree, Citing Digital Shortfalls and Margin Risks

BMO Capital Markets downgraded Dollar Tree to Underperform from Market Perform and trimmed its price target to $95, saying the stock's valuation and earnings outlook look stretched given gaps in digital strategy and risks to margin expansion. The bank applied a lower multiple to a below-consensus earnings forecast for fiscal 2027 and flagged potent…

Nebius Q4: Why a Long Position Can Ride Capacity Growth Toward $180

Nebius Q4: Why a Long Position Can Ride Capacity Growth Toward $180

Nebius (NBIS) is positioned at the center of the AI compute buildout. A credible jump in annual run-rate to the low billions by year-end and improving GPU-as-a-Service economics create a pathway to $180/share. This trade idea lays out an entry, stop, and targets with a long-term (180 trading days) horizon while calling out execution, margin, and ma…

Remy Cointreau: Patient Entry Into 2026 Value

Remy Cointreau: Patient Entry Into 2026 Value

Remy Cointreau is a high-quality luxury spirits franchise that has struggled with cyclical demand and FX pressure. The underlying brand strength and margin leverage argue for a long position aimed at 2026 realization, but this trade requires patience and a clear stop to manage execution risk.

U.S. Inflation Cools Slightly in January, Keeping Rate-Cut Path Intact

U.S. Inflation Cools Slightly in January, Keeping Rate-Cut Path Intact

U.S. consumer prices rose modestly in January, with the Consumer Price Index increasing 0.2% from December and 2.4% from a year earlier, slightly under economists' expectations. The delayed release did not change the view among many market participants that the Federal Reserve remains positioned to lower interest rates later this year, though under…

D.A. Davidson Commences Coverage of Four Chipmakers, Flags Only One Buy

D.A. Davidson Commences Coverage of Four Chipmakers, Flags Only One Buy

D.A. Davidson launched coverage of AMD, Intel, Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., assigning Neutral ratings to AMD, Intel and Broadcom while naming TSMC the only Buy. Analyst Gil Luria pointed to widening competitive differences, warning of customer-led shifts in AI silicon demand that could pressure some suppliers while praising …

BoE’s Chief Economist Says Policy Tightness Increasingly Hard to Measure

BoE’s Chief Economist Says Policy Tightness Increasingly Hard to Measure

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill told a Santander Bank event in London that it is becoming harder to gauge how much monetary policy is suppressing demand. While he described the disinflation process as intact but incomplete, Pill said wage settlements remain elevated and that underlying inflation would be about 2.5% after removing a half pe…

Bankwell Director Acquires $76,982 of Stock in Multiple Entity Purchases

Bankwell Director Acquires $76,982 of Stock in Multiple Entity Purchases

Bankwell Financial Group director Lawrence B. Seidman purchased 1,590 shares of common stock on February 12, 2026, across several affiliated entities for a combined $76,982. The transactions increased indirect holdings across six entities; Seidman also maintains multiple direct and plan-based holdings. Separately, Bankwell reported Q4 2025 results …

Rivian Rallyes as Lower-Priced R2 SUV Lifts Delivery Outlook

Rivian Rallyes as Lower-Priced R2 SUV Lifts Delivery Outlook

Rivian's announcement that it will introduce a more affordable R2 SUV in the second quarter, priced at nearly $45,000, underpinned a 24% jump in the company's stock as investors reacted to projections for materially higher deliveries. The company forecasts a 53% rise in 2026 deliveries driven by the R2, even as the broader EV sector grapples with w…

U.S. Futures Trim Losses After January CPI Comes In Slightly Cooler Than Expected

U.S. Futures Trim Losses After January CPI Comes In Slightly Cooler Than Expected

U.S. stock index futures pared earlier losses after the Labor Department reported January Consumer Price Index readings that were marginally softer than economists had forecast. Headline CPI rose 2.4% year-over-year and 0.2% month-on-month; core CPI, which excludes food and energy, matched the annual estimate at 2.5% and was 0.3% on a monthly basis…