APO Apollo Global Management Inc

Apollo Global Management warned Wednesday that corporate debt at major cloud computing companies is becoming riskier as they increase spending on AI infrastructure. Credit default swaps (CDS) on bonds issued by major hyperscalers have become more expensive, reflecting concerns over higher leverage, negative free cash flow and uncertain returns on depreciating AI assets. Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok said the spread between hyperscaler and bank CDS has widened to about 60 basis points from virtually zero since October 2025. According to Apollo, the increase suggests that credit risk at cloud providers is rising independently rather than simply reflecting hedging activity around new bond issuance. The warning comes after leaders of major large language models said they want to slow the pace of product development for safety reasons, potentially affecting cloud providers that host and power these systems. $APO

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$APO Holding up decent, with all the spending/debt etc I am shocked this isn't over 300 dollars.. I will swing if we crater to 70-80s you get a good margin of safety there

Apollo Global Management is limiting redemptions from its Apollo Debt Solutions BDC to 5% of shares outstanding for the third consecutive quarter as investors continue seeking liquidity from the private-credit market. Redemption requests totaled 14.7% of outstanding shares, according to Bloomberg, down from 16.8% in the previous quarter. The $26 billion fund will therefore fulfill only part of the requested withdrawals. The pressure reflects broader liquidity concerns across the roughly $1.8 trillion private-credit market, where firms including BlackRock and Cliffwater have also imposed redemption limits. Higher interest rates and concerns over exposure to software loans have prompted investors to reassess their private-credit allocations. Apollo said a substantial portion of the latest requests reflected structural factors rather than new investor exits, with most third-quarter requests coming from investors resubmitting unfulfilled redemption requests from earlier quarters. $APO

Apollo Global Management is shutting down some products on its Eliant Trade Finance LP platform after a difficult year for the inventory-financing market, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Eliant is discontinuing products focused on middle-market receivables and supply-chain finance, which involve purchasing invoices and advancing payments to suppliers so companies can continue trading goods without tying up cash. The move affects only a small portion of Eliant’s overall business. The discontinued initiatives account for less than 10% of total assets, while the company’s core inventory-financing operation will remain intact. That business provides direct loans backed by companies’ inventories and merchandise, allowing businesses to obtain liquidity without selling their assets. $APO

$APO (Apollo Global) is compressing into a wedge apex on the 1W chart, consolidating directly above major point-of-control shelf support at $130.00–$133.00. Institutional flow flagged a targeted $222.5K opening sweep buying deep ITM 07/16 $130 Calls at the Ask. Clearing $136.00 breaks the descending trendline, unlocking momentum back toward prior swing highs. BULL PLAN 🐂 • Base Entry Zone: $130.00–$133.67 • Momentum Trigger: $136.00 • Primary Targets: $144.00 ➔ $153.29 • Invalidation Stop: $127.50 BEAR RISK 🐻 • Downside Break: Below $118.00 • Lower Targets: $110.00 ➔ $99.50 FLOW DATA 💸 • Order: 07/16 $130 Call Sweeps @ $22.25 Ask ($222.5K block, Opening Position) • Setup Type: Deep ITM Call Leverage / Breakout Positioning #APO #optionsflow #swingtrading #technicalanalysis #hovdid