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☔️ When It Rains It Pours: The Stock That Can't Catch A Break
Why Boeing is in the news again for the wrong reasons, oil takes big hit and more
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Happy Monday! It doesn’t matter how you spin it, $BA has been a $BAD investment throughout the last few years. And now the company, which is still dealing with an ongoing strike, just announced an offering sending shares even lower. Plus, why crude got clobbered over the weekend.
—Aaron Bry
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MARKET SNAPSHOT
Last Week: Last week the market moved slightly lower as traders and investors prep for the biggest earnings week of the year and some potential volatility from the presidential election.
On Our Radar: HUGE earnings week this week where we will hear from Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and more.
TOP STORY
What Happened: Boeing Co is reportedly gearing up to launch a capital raise exceeding $15 billion, potentially starting as soon as Monday. The aerospace leader seeks to bolster its financial standing, which has been under pressure due to an ongoing strike.
So: The capital will be raised through a mix of common stock and convertible preferred shares, according to a Reuters report citing people familiar with the matter. The total amount could be adjusted based on market demand. Here’s how the market is responding.
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FIVE ZINGERS
Take Your Pick: There are a lot of choices to make during election season. And now Robinhood is getting in on the prediction market action.
It’s $ON: On Semiconductor reported earnings this morning, beating estimates for both EPS and revenue.
Cruising Altitude: Delta and other airline stocks are trading higher this morning. Here’s what’s going on.
The Future Is Now: While most car companies are focusing on the next generation of EVs, this one is working on a flying car.
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ONE FOR THE ROAD
Basically: Oil-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a significant decline, dropping over 4%, following Israel’s recent military strikes on Iran. The strikes, which occurred over the weekend, were reported as “limited” by local media, leading analysts to downplay the potential impact on oil supplies.
What Happened: Israel’s military targeted Iranian sites in three provinces on Saturday in response to a ballistic missile attack by Tehran on October 1. Here are the stocks moving the most.
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