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Investor's Business Daily reports that several major banks will report third-quarter earnings, but says the most interesting reports may come from a couple of industrial companies and an insurer. No specific companies, dates or figures are named in the post.
Delta Air Lines cut its 2026 forecast amid a fuel cost surge and reported a third-quarter earnings miss, according to CNBC and Investor's Business Daily. CNBC reported the miss was Delta's first in two years, while its CEO said demand is still strong. Investor's Business Daily also reported that Elon Musk took aim at Delta's CEO over a Starlink snub.
Investor's Business Daily reported that the Dow Jones index rose on Friday while Apple stock sold off in morning trading, and that the major indexes finished the week in the black. The post also noted that SpaceX jumped on a Starlink move and that big bank earnings are upcoming.
Investor's Business Daily reported that Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta and Palantir are fueling the latest screen of new buys by the best mutual funds, saying the AI boom still has legs. The post did not state specific fund names, position sizes or dates for the buys.
Investor's Business Daily reports that financial companies in the S&P 500 are about to show how higher interest rates are affecting them, and that for some it looks like good news. The post's headline states that 10 financial stocks' earnings are ready to soar 20% or more soon. No specific companies, figures or dates are named in the post.
Qatar National Bank's CEO said the bank is targeting digital infrastructure and real estate financing while seeking to capture more cross-border trade and investment flows, according to WSJ Markets. The bank reported a 4.9% rise in profit despite disruptions from the Iran war.
Bank of America said European equities were set to perform in line with global peers after a period of underperformance, according to WSJ Markets. No figures, timing or specific indices were stated.
WSJ Markets reported that Nvidia quietly signaled a new way of thinking about the competing demands of capital returns and building its AI ecosystem through a subtle change to how it counts cash flow. A Reddit r/stocks post cited the same WSJ article and stated that in the first half of 2026 Nvidia generated about 75 billion in cash, allocating 43% to investments, 26% to reducing share count, 16% to offsetting stock-based compensation, 9% to dividends and 6% to CapEx, while claiming Reddit used all of its cash to offset SBC.
WSJ Markets reported that stocks rose as tech shook off a Thursday selloff, and that the dollar was set for a fourth straight week of gains on higher Fed rate expectations. The posts give no specific index levels, percentages or figures.