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IBM Stocks Miss Q2 Revenue Estimates, Cut 2026 Outlook Amid Deal Delays

International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) reported second-quarter revenue of $17.16 billion on Wednesday, missing Wall Street's $17.26 billion estimate, and cut its 2026 constant-currency revenue growth outlook to 4%-5% from more than 5%. Management attributed the shortfall to delayed closures of
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GateMacroTradfiHub·07-23 03:33
IBM Stocks Miss Q2 Revenue Estimates, Cut 2026 Outlook Amid Deal Delays

Tesla Books $1B Mark-to-Market Gain on SpaceX Holdings in Q2 2026

According to Tesla CFO Vaibhav Taneja on Wednesday, Tesla reported a $1-billion mark-to-market gain on its SpaceX holdings in the second quarter of 2026. The gain was partially offset by approximately $300 million in foreign exchange losses and $100 million in Bitcoin losses. SPCX shares closed
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GateNews·07-23 03:32
Tesla Books $1B Mark-to-Market Gain on SpaceX Holdings in Q2 2026

SpaceX falls by nearly half within a month after going public, setting a new all-time low: a hundred-billion-level unlock puts pressure on the stock—where is SPCX’s bottom?

On July 23, 2026, SpaceX (SPCX) closed at $115.26, down 6.70% on the day, again setting a new lowest closing price since it began trading. Looking at a longer time horizon, SpaceX went public on June 12 at an issue price of $135, surged to a historical high of $225.64 by the third trading day after listing. Since then, the stock has entered a one-way downtrend channel. As of the close on July 23, the price is down 14.6% from the IPO issue price and has retraced as much as 48.9% from the historic
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GateInstantTrends·07-23 03:06
SpaceX falls by nearly half within a month after going public, setting a new all-time low: a hundred-billion-level unlock puts pressure on the stock—where is SPCX’s bottom?

A South Korean college student used 5x leverage to trade stocks for half a year, after which they went to zero at 15x leverage—yet he still shouted, “Let’s do it again.”

A 24-year-old South Korean college student, Lee Seung-ho, started trading stocks using five times margin leverage with a KRW 20 million principal. In less than half a year, he grew his assets to nearly KRW 300 million (a return of more than 15 times). He was then liquidated by his broker amid sharp swings in the KOSPI Index, wiping both his principal and profits to zero. Even so, he told Reuters that “once I reaccumulate enough capital, I will still continue using margin loans.” Lee Seung-ho’s t
Bisc·07-23 03:01
南韓男大生5倍槓桿炒股票半年15倍後歸零