ζ The 5 WILDEST Numbers on Today's Tape
Bloom, Nebius, Apple and more
ζ The 5 WILDEST Numbers on Today’s Tape
Bloom Returned 784% in 12 Months BE 0.00%↑
Bloom is up 784% in 12 months and the published bull case implies another 35%. The remaining 749% is apparently already spoken for.
That was the decode. Now the rest of the tape, 4 assets, 3 numbers each, 1 line on what the market is pricing. Depth goes where the math justifies it.
D-Wave Fell 29% and Switched Exchanges QBTS 0.00%↑
Out of the NYSE and into the Nasdaq. The 29% was moving costs.
D-Wave QBTS 0.00%↑ fell 29.4% in July with IonQ down 34.1% and Rigetti down 27%, and moved its listing from the NYSE to the Nasdaq mid-drawdown, keeping the ticker. Three names, one trade. A new exchange changes the address, not the float.
You just read five conclusions. And if you are like most investors, a conclusion is exactly where your doubt begins: do I trust this read, or is it one more opinion in the feed?
Apple Now Trades Above Wall Street’s Target AAPL 0.00%↑
Apple’s stock climbed above the average analyst target, so the targets will now climb too. This is called research.
I know that doubt. It is why I stopped publishing conclusions alone.
Apple AAPL 0.00%↑ gained 3% Friday after Ford confirmed Apple Maps in its next EV platform and Morgan Stanley moved its target to $364. The analyst average sits at $330.62, below the market price. When consensus trails the tape, targets are the rearview mirror.
A $6 Million Company Rose 39% Before the Bell DFNS 0.00%↑
BREAKING: stock that just did a 1-for-125 reverse split rises 39% premarket in anticipation of an agreement. The agreement: to be announced.
T3 Defense rose 39% premarket to $6.05 on anticipation of a Project35 deal, a week after a 1-for-125 reverse split, at a market cap under $7M. At that size, the spread between attention and float does the moving. Small denominators make large percentages.
Nebius Borrowed $775 Million to Avoid Dilution NBIS 0.00%↑
Good news: Nebius found a way to raise $775 million without diluting shareholders.
Bad news: the collateral is the GPUs.
Nebius NBIS 0.00%↑ borrowed $775M against deployed GPUs and contract cash flows to fund a $22.5B capex year without issuing shares, then booked a $1B+ compute deal through 2029. Debt spares the float and mortgages the hardware. Every financing picks who carries the risk.
Yesterday, in the mentoring session, I analyzed these same five assets on camera, with members in the room, before this page existed. The prints I looked at. The signals I ignored. The recording is below.
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