Afterhours News

The critical metals company is buying Australian Strategic Materials in a deal that values the firm at nearly $300 million.

UBS said rising memory chip prices prompted Apple and its partners to produce more iPhones, leading to slightly higher-than-expected sell-through in the December quarter.

The streaming giant will debut new content types, such as vertical video podcasts, and plans to roll out a new mobile user experience later in 2026.

When the traditional money printing goes up, smart money flows into cryptocurrencies, according to crypto traders.

NASA’s need for Intuitive Machines’ landers to scout the south pole for ice before the Space Launch System crew attempts to land there on Artemis III could prove vital for the company’s stock.

The stock has seen a boost after the company was added to the S&P MidCap 400 Index, and it was up 8% in overnight trading.

An expansion into aerospace and data centers seems to be working well for RF Industries, which is trying to capitalize on the surging demand in these sectors.

Shares of Critical Metals have gained more than 154% so far in January and have jumped 18% in the last week alone.

An online spat over Starlink turns into takeover chatter, sending retail sentiment on Ryanair soaring.

Joe Burnett said advances in AI are changing economic assumptions around savings, work, and long-term security, making a strong suit for Bitcoin’s adoption.

VanEck's Matthew Sigel said that the New York Times misread the CEO's comments and has added exposure.

Vitalik Buterin said on X that Ethereum is done compromising its values for mainstream adoption and will refocus on trustlessness and autonomy.

Shares rallied nearly 6% intraday on Thursday.

Amazon said its 2024 investment in Saks was conditioned upon the latter entering into a commercial agreement with the e-commerce giant to sell Saks products on its website.

Bitcoin maintained support above $95,000 despite a delay in crypto market structure legislation.

RDDT dropped 9.4% on Thursday, after an analyst outlined weakness on the advertising sales front.

NuScale is seeing increased chatter after Trump’s push for tech giants to share the responsibility in expanding grids soars.

Shareholders approved a major expansion in Bitmine’s authorized share count to 50 billion from 500 million during the AGM.

Heading to close this week as its best week since IPO, RGNT has become a retail favorite with surging followers on Stocktwits.

Walmart’s international business makes up about a fifth of the retail giant’s overall revenue.

Firefly Aerospace has been firmly on retail investors' radar, with speculation around a potential Golden Dome award emerging as a major upside catalyst for the stock.

A Micron director purchased nearly $8 million worth of company shares.

The AI chip heavyweight is riding high following blowout earnings from TSMC.

A Crypto.com tie-up and a sports-media partnership send High Roller Technologies into overdrive, and onto traders’ radar.

Not all is well for financial companies after Trump’s credit card interest rate cap comments, but PayPal, although it saw a sell-off, could see growth from consumers turning to BNPL.

Bitmine’s chairman said that without shareholder approval, the company can’t issue new shares, which means it can’t buy more Ethereum or make any acquisitions.

The FDA said that the drug, which treats a chronic inflammatory skin disorder, could establish evidence without additional trials.

Strong 2026 guidance and accelerating uptake of its MS drug send TGTX to its best session in months, with Wall Street and retail piling in.

Maelstrom’s chief investment officer said the two equities offer a way to gain leveraged exposure to Bitcoin without using perpetual futures or options.

CVX shares have risen for five straight sessions, keeping them ahead of ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips in early 2026 gains.

According to an analysis report by CoinGecko, more than 13.4 million tokens have failed over the past four years.

Macy’s and Kohl’s are shutting underperforming stores, leaning harder on private labels, and reshuffling leadership as shoppers trade down to cheaper brands and platforms like Shein and Temu.

The Senate Banking Committee has reportedly removed the crypto market structure bill from its agenda.

Political pressure on swipe fees and interest rates rattles payment giants, while Bilt races ahead with homeowner-focused credit cards.

Analysts, on average, forecast a 40% upside in shares.

Stocktwits sentiment on AMZN remained bearish, signaling fading confidence rather than bargain hunting.

Michael Saylor said he would choose regulatory clarity over a bullish price for Bitcoin on a podcast on Tuesday, as major banks are already adopting Bitcoin.

Senator Elizabeth Warren wrote a letter to the OCC asking the agency to delay the review of World Liberty Financial’s trust bank application.

A gold rally and a copper push have boosted Barrick’s shares in the last 12 months, as they entered 2026 with full steam.

An unanticipated 1-for-20 reverse stock split announcement drove investor volatility following merger approval.

Retail chatter on BCTX jumped following the dual news announcements, with Stocktwits sentiment score hitting a one-year high.

RCAT continues to be one of the most-watched stocks on Stocktwits, with retail interest soaring amid a strong quarterly result forecast and building on gains from last week.

Bitcoin’s price remains nearly 25% below its record high of over $126,000 seen in October last year.

Several automakers who were trying to scale EV growth are now thinking twice, with General Motors taking a $6 billion charge following the end of the EV tax credit.

The new retail favorite jumps after an insider purchase.

McDonald’s CEO struck a cautious tone for 2026, and the stock is up over 1% as investors eye more gains for the fast-food chain.

Retailers and consumers could see lower costs, while banks and card networks face margin pressure and reduced control over transaction routing.

Stepping into 2026, CRML’s rally is in full steam as recent political developments give the company more reasons to work on its Tanbreez project in the Arctic region.

JPM stock closed down 1.4% on Monday after Trump said he was considering a credit card interest rate cap following a surge in these rates over the past several years.

Retail sentiment around all crypto tokens remained in ‘neutral’ to ‘bearish’ territory over the Stocktwits.