Mid cap News

Cadiz received federal approval to convert a natural gas pipeline into a water pipeline.

nLIGHT’s latest laser weapons contract from the U.S. Department of War has garnered both investors’ and analysts' backing.

Energy Fuels CEO and board chairman buy shares as investors monitor rare earth expansion.

William Blair said there is demand for alternatives to the Falcon 9 and Starship.

Carr said he is “bullish” on SpaceX's use of new airwaves to boost satellite-to-cell service and said the FCC is “open-minded” about direct wireless deals.

Earnings optimism, AI demand, and healthcare momentum drove gains.

BofA flagged churn risk once subscription pricing jumps from $39 in month one to $149 in month two.

Tom Lee shared a technical analysis by former Bank of America technical strategist Stephen Suttmeier suggesting Ethereum may be forming a short-term bottom after months of weakness.

Forte Biosciences announced results from its early-stage study for its investigational drug to treat an autoimmune skin condition.

During an interview with CNBC, Lee said he believes the unwind in semiconductor and memory stocks could be in its later stages.

Citizens lowered its price targets for COIN and SBET, though its revised targets still imply more than 100% upside for Coinbase and nearly 480% upside for SharpLink.

Analysts at Wolfe Research upgraded Sarepta to ‘Outperform’ from ‘Peer Perform,’ with a price target of $27.

China NEV retail sales fell for a sixth straight month, dropping 9% year-over-year in June to 1.007 million units.

Strong growth in direct sales, online shopping and women's apparel showed consumers continue to spend.

The firm raised its bull-case target to $293 from $185, implying a 252% upside, citing launch and connectivity opportunities after the Iridium acquisition.

SLS009 traces back to Sellas’ 2022 GenFleet licensing deal, when the company obtained rights outside Greater China to GFH009, now known as SLS009.

CEO John Giamatteo disclosed a stock sale as the company bets on AI-driven growth.

Investors worried about slowing growth, rising costs, and uncertain timelines for future returns.

TeraWulf shares rose more than 12% in morning trade after Morgan Stanley raised its price target and maintained an 'Overweight' rating.

Analysts at Citizens raised their price target for Penguin Solutions to $85 from $65 while keeping an ‘Outperform’ rating.

Blockbuster releases drove attendance and challenged concerns that streaming would permanently erode cinema demand.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest kept buying, with ARKK purchasing 44,196 SpaceX shares worth about $6.6 million at Tuesday’s close.

The decision adds another challenge for DJT as investors grapple with weak financial results and questions over the company's evolving strategy.

Wall Street sees bigger upside in VKTX, with Koyfin’s average target implying 120% upside versus 99% for BCRX.

Trump's renewed call for U.S. control of Greenland boosted shares of rare earth companies as investors focused on the island's mineral resources.

Investors favored companies benefiting from biotech deals, rising power demand from AI data centers, and cost-cutting efforts to improve profits.

Some R2 buyers say deliveries have stalled, citing delays in VIN matching before delivery dates are scheduled.

The deal follows TeraWulf's acquisition of Century's former Kentucky smelter, which is being redeveloped into a large-scale AI data-center campus.

AmpliTech announced a new stock buyback program and canceled a previously announced stock offering plan.

SpaceX will join the Nasdaq-100 on Tuesday, creating automatic demand from ETFs and mutual funds tied to the index, including QQQ.

Ondas CEO Eric Brock said defense drone competition is shifting toward manufacturing scale and localized supply chains.

Traders are watching for the 80th event, data lock and topline results, while some are also speculating about potential M&A.

TeraWulf has signed a 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic valued at $19 billion.

Rivian also issued preliminary Q2 estimates, projecting revenue of $1.55 billion to $1.65 billion and cash and cash equivalents.

IQM Quantum Computers debuted on Nasdaq in the U.S. last Thursday through a SPAC merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp.

The ES9 flagship SUV helped lift Nio’s price mix after crossing 10,000 deliveries in about 30 days.

The trial showed that direct-to-device satellite broadband could help during storms, outages and remote-area coverage gaps.

KeyBanc maintained its ‘Overweight’ rating despite lowering its price target.

Investors continued to pump money into select companies backed by business developments rather than broad market trends.

CEO Andrew Dudum said Hims treats 10,000 to 15,000 patients daily and aims to become the healthcare industry’s “gold standard.”

Artificial intelligence, semiconductors, automotive and space technology dominated headlines during the week.

Swarmer, Tekmara, and Florida International University are collaborating to find use cases for drone swarms in environmental monitoring and coastal restoration projects.

Canaccord initiated coverage of Infleqtion with a ‘Buy’ rating and a $22 price target.

AST SpaceMobile told the FCC it is “well-positioned to put the 800 MHz spectrum into use now,” citing 10 operational satellites capable of using the band.

The uncommitted facility provides Hims with a working-capital tool as it scales its healthcare and pharmacy operations.

The FDA staff’s view clashes with RFK Jr.’s push to deregulate peptides and move more of them toward Category 1 status.

Wedbush said each company occupies a distinct position within the evolving defense ecosystem despite recent market concerns.

Investors are now turning to Q2 earnings, with Deutsche Bank expecting Nio to remain non-GAAP profitable, with about 180 million yuan in net profit.

The broader auto sector struggled as the EV boom cooled, with U.S. EV sales down 27% in Q1.

Investors leaned toward companies that make processors, secure software, and infrastructure needed to run AI applications.