The S&P 500 just said today that it will NOT be changing its inclusion rules to let SpaceX and other mega cap companies enter the index earlier
SpaceX will have to wait at least 1 year to get added to the S&P 500. Indeed, the S&P just announced they will NOT change eligibility requirements to 'fast track' index inclusion for megacap stocks such as the upcoming SpaceX or Anthropic IPOs. Looks like $SPCX will just have to settle for joining the Nasdaq 100 $QQQ Source: Evan, LuxAlgo
The world’s largest private investment group said investors in the $45bn Blackstone Private Credit Fund attempted to withdraw 10% of its net assets in the second quarter.
Source: FT
marvel $MRVL is up 245% since Nvidia announced a $2 billion investment on March 31 and has added $224 billion to its market cap in just 66 days.
Just 3 days ago Jensen Huang said "This is the next trillion dollar company." Since that single sentence, MRVL is up another 65%. At $278 billion today, Marvell needs to 3.6x from here to reach $1 trillion. Source: Bull Theory
SpaceX $SPCX to IPO at $135 / share, with 555,555,555 shares available
Source: Trend Spider
The King of Tech... $EEM iShares Emerging Markets ETF isn't what it used to be.
Many still view it as a commodities and old-economy EM trade, but the ETF has quietly evolved into a tech beast driven by semiconductors and AI-related exposure. Source: TME, Bloomberg
That was quick... The S&P Tech sector's trailing 12-month P/E ratio has jumped from roughly 32 to 48 since the 3/30 low.
Source: TME
Moral of the story - do NOT chase hot IPO
Year-1 average drawdown = 55% Year-1 median drawdown = 54% Table: Truist Source: Puru Saxena
Victoria’s Secret just posted its best quarter in years — and the stock exploded 47% after-market.
Just four years ago, the company looked dead. Its entire brand was built around fantasy-driven marketing and supermodel runway shows — a formula that dominated for decades but eventually lost touch with what women actually wanted. Sales collapsed from $7.51B in 2020 to $6.18B in 2023. The annual fashion show was scrapped. Wall Street had completely written the company off. The turnaround ultimately came down to one thing: bras. CEO Hillary Super rebuilt the business around new bra launches, focusing on the category that drives the highest repeat purchases and the strongest customer lifetime value. When customers buy bras, they come back more often — and spend more across every other category. The results have been dramatic. Q1 2026 revenue reached $1.56B, up 15% YoY. The company swung from a $2M loss to a $48M profit in just 12 months. Management also raised full-year revenue guidance from $6.85B to $7.13B. Two years ago, investors thought Victoria’s Secret was finished. Today, the stock hit an all-time high. Source: Bull Theory
