In trading on Monday, shares of the State Street SPDR Bloomberg Short Term High Yield Bond ETF (Symbol: SJNK) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $25.32, changing hands as low as $25.27 per share. State Street SPDR Bloomberg Short Term High Yield Bond shares are currently trading off about 0.5% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of SJNK shares, versus its 200 day ...
In trading on Monday, shares of the State Street SPDR Bloomberg Short Term High Yield Bond ETF (Symbol: SJNK) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $25.32, changing hands as low as $25.27 per share. State Street SPDR Bloomberg Short Term High Yield Bond shares are currently trading off about 0.5% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of SJNK shares, versus its 200 day moving average: Looking at the chart above, SJNK's low point in its 52 week range is $23.92 per share, with $25.65 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $25.30. Click here to find out which 9 other ETFs recently crossed below their 200 day moving average » Also see: The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Image source: The Motley Fool. Monday, Feb. 2, 2026 at 10 a.m. ET Call participants Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Cary Marshall Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer — Joseph Craft Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Adjusted EBITDA -- $191.1 million, up 54.1% year over year and 2.8% sequentially, driven by lower expenses, low...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Monday, Feb. 2, 2026 at 10 a.m. ET Call participants Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer — Cary Marshall Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer — Joseph Craft Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected] Takeaways Adjusted EBITDA -- $191.1 million, up 54.1% year over year and 2.8% sequentially, driven by lower expenses, lower impairments, and investment income. -- $191.1 million, up 54.1% year over year and 2.8% sequentially, driven by lower expenses, lower impairments, and investment income. Net income attributable to ARLP -- $82.7 million, or $0.64 per unit, compared to $16.3 million, or $0.12 per unit, year over year, reflecting improved operating leverage and investment gains. -- $82.7 million, or $0.64 per unit, compared to $16.3 million, or $0.12 per unit, year over year, reflecting improved operating leverage and investment gains. Total revenues -- $535.5 million, down from $590.1 million year over year, primarily due to weaker coal sales and transportation revenues, partially offset by record oil and gas royalty volume. -- $535.5 million, down from $590.1 million year over year, primarily due to weaker coal sales and transportation revenues, partially offset by record oil and gas royalty volume. Coal sales price per ton -- $57.57, representing a decrease of 4% year over year and 2.1% sequentially as higher-priced legacy contracts roll off. -- $57.57, representing a decrease of 4% year over year and 2.1% sequentially as higher-priced legacy contracts roll off. Total coal production -- 8.2 million tons, up from 6.9 million tons year over year; wholesale volumes were 8.1 million tons, down from 8.4 million year over year and 8.7 million sequentially. -- 8.2 million tons, up from 6.9 million tons year over year; wholesale volumes were 8.1 million tons, down from 8.4 million year over year and 8.7 million sequentially. Coal segment adjusted EBITDA expense per ton sold -- $40.24, decreasing...
narkorn/iStock via Getty Images The United Steelworkers union has neither accepted nor rejected the last offer from Marathon Petroleum ( MPC ) for a new four-year labor agreement for U.S. refineries and chemical plants, Reuters reported Monday. The offer, made in negotiations over the weekend, would give 30K workers represented by the USW union a 15% pay increase over the length of the contract, t...
narkorn/iStock via Getty Images The United Steelworkers union has neither accepted nor rejected the last offer from Marathon Petroleum ( MPC ) for a new four-year labor agreement for U.S. refineries and chemical plants, Reuters reported Monday. The offer, made in negotiations over the weekend, would give 30K workers represented by the USW union a 15% pay increase over the length of the contract, the report said. A strike by the 30K workers at U.S. refineries and chemical plants was averted for now after the USW said late Saturday it would extend talks with Marathon ( MPC ). Marathon ( MPC ), the largest U.S. refiner, is the lead negotiator for 26 companies including Exxon Mobil ( XOM ), Chevron ( CVX ) and Valero Energy ( VLO ); USW-represented workers operate sites that account for nearly two-thirds of U.S. refining capacity of 18.3M bbl/day. Workers and the company settled local issues on Friday at Marathon's ( MPC ) largest refinery, the 631K bbl/day Galveston Bay refinery in Texas. More on Marathon Petroleum Cheaper Heavy Crude Might Come For Marathon Petroleum Corporation Marathon Petroleum: Buybacks Outweigh Q3 Noise Marathon Petroleum Q3 2025 Earnings Call Presentation
Veronique D Amgen’s ( AMGN ) fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday will have investors looking out for developments around the company’s obesity drug candidate MariTide. Analysts expect the company to post earnings of $4.76 , representing a 10.4% drop from the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenue is expected to rise 4% to $9.46B. Over the last 3 months, EPS estimates have seen 1 upward ...
Veronique D Amgen’s ( AMGN ) fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday will have investors looking out for developments around the company’s obesity drug candidate MariTide. Analysts expect the company to post earnings of $4.76 , representing a 10.4% drop from the corresponding period of the previous year. Revenue is expected to rise 4% to $9.46B. Over the last 3 months, EPS estimates have seen 1 upward revision and 18 downward moves, while revenue estimates have seen 14 upward revisions and 3 downward moves. Earlier this month, UBS upgraded Amgen to Buy from Neutral, saying that two of its late-stage assets, MariTide for obesity and olpasiran for cardiovascular risk reduction, should drive growth through 2030. Analyst Michael Yee believes MariTide could have an edge due to its potential once-monthly GLP-1 dosing. Although trial results raised tolerability concerns, he said Amgen is likely to use a new three-step titration approach that could significantly improve tolerability and reduce discontinuations. This could potentially support Phase III weight loss of 15–20% while maintaining monthly dosing and an adverse event profile similar to Eli Lilly’s ( LLY ) tirzepatide. Bernstein also noted that MariTide, with only a mid-single-digit percentage of the market, will exceed consensus expectations. “This product doesn’t need to be perfect, but rather just provide a differentiated product in the market, with the dose interval being the critical differentiating factor & adverse event profile acceptable,” analyst Courtney Breen said. However, she added that any upside revisions to this product are unlikely to be reflected until the first phase 3 trial in the first quarter of 2027. Breen also highlighted further challenges for the company this year, including rising competition for its cholesterol drug Repatha from Merck’s ( MRK ) oral PCSK9 inhibitor, Enlicitide, which is expected to launch in the second half of the year. Moreover, Seeking Alpha analyst Edmund Ingham also appear...
Comparing units outstanding versus one week ago at the coverage universe of ETFs at ETF Channel, the biggest inflow was seen in the Schwab Short-Term U.S. Treasury ETF, which added 21,500,000 units, or a 4.5% increase week over week. And on a percentage change basis, the ETF with the biggest increase in inflows was the PLU ETF, which added 60,000 units, for a 40.0% increase in outstanding units. V...
Comparing units outstanding versus one week ago at the coverage universe of ETFs at ETF Channel, the biggest inflow was seen in the Schwab Short-Term U.S. Treasury ETF, which added 21,500,000 units, or a 4.5% increase week over week. And on a percentage change basis, the ETF with the biggest increase in inflows was the PLU ETF, which added 60,000 units, for a 40.0% increase in outstanding units. VIDEO: SCHO, PLU: Big ETF Inflows The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
(RTTNews) - After an initial move to the downside, stocks have moved mostly higher over the course of the trading session on Monday. The major averages have climbed well off their early lows and firmly into positive territory. Currently, the major averages are just off their highs of the session. The Dow is up 422.34 points or 0.9 percent at 49,314.81, the Nasdaq is up 152.69 points or 0.7 percent...
(RTTNews) - After an initial move to the downside, stocks have moved mostly higher over the course of the trading session on Monday. The major averages have climbed well off their early lows and firmly into positive territory. Currently, the major averages are just off their highs of the session. The Dow is up 422.34 points or 0.9 percent at 49,314.81, the Nasdaq is up 152.69 points or 0.7 percent at 23,614.51 and the S&P 500 is up 35.25 points or 0.5 percent at 6,974.28. The strength that has emerged on Wall Street comes following the release of a report from the Institute for Supply Management showing manufacturing activity in the U.S. unexpectedly expanded for the first time in 12 months in January. The ISM said its manufacturing PMI jumped to 52.6 in January from 47.9 in December, with a reading above 50 indicating growth. Economists had expected the index to inch up to 48.5. The upbeat economic data has helped traders shrug off lingering trade tensions along with renewed uncertainty over U.S. monetary policy. However, traders seem reluctant to make more significant moves ahead of the release of the Labor Department's closely watched monthly jobs report on Friday. The report, which is expected to show employment climbed by 70,000 jobs in January after rising by 50,000 jobs in December, could impact the outlook for interest rates. Computer hardware stocks have shown a substantial move to the upside, with the NYSE Arca Computer Hardware Index spiking by 3.5 percent. Significant strength is also visible among airline stocks, as reflected by the 3.2 percent surge by the NYSE Arca Airline Index. Networking, semiconductor and retail stocks are also seeing considerable strength, while energy stocks have moved notably lower amid a steep drop by the price of crude oil. In overseas trading, stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region moved mostly lower during trading on Monday. Japan's Nikkei 225 Index slumped by 1.3 percent, while China's Shanghai Composite Index tumble...
Looking at units outstanding versus one week prior within the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, the biggest outflow was seen in the United States Natural Gas Fund, where 16,500,000 units were destroyed, or a 34.4% decrease week over week. And on a percentage change basis, the ETF with the biggest outflow was the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas, which lost 7,300,000 of its units, repre...
Looking at units outstanding versus one week prior within the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, the biggest outflow was seen in the United States Natural Gas Fund, where 16,500,000 units were destroyed, or a 34.4% decrease week over week. And on a percentage change basis, the ETF with the biggest outflow was the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas, which lost 7,300,000 of its units, representing a 38.3% decline in outstanding units compared to the week prior. VIDEO: UNG, BOIL: Big ETF Outflows The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
It’s rare for Sony’s flagship headphones, even slightly outdated models, to receive a big discount. However, the WH-1000XM5 in black or silver is selling at its lowest-ever price today at Adorama when you enter the code JHCE9834 at checkout (it’s the last step before placing the order). Originally $399, they’re $204.56 — practically half price. According to historic pricing data from CamelCamelCam...
It’s rare for Sony’s flagship headphones, even slightly outdated models, to receive a big discount. However, the WH-1000XM5 in black or silver is selling at its lowest-ever price today at Adorama when you enter the code JHCE9834 at checkout (it’s the last step before placing the order). Originally $399, they’re $204.56 — practically half price. According to historic pricing data from CamelCamelCamel, this handily beats the previous best-ever price of $248 near the end of 2025. Sony WH-1000XM5 Where to Buy: $399.99 $248 at Amazon (with WF-C700N) $399.99 $248 at Best Buy $399.99 $249.99 at Target The XM5s are worth considering if you’re curious about the newer XM6 from 2025, but are reluctant to drop $398 on the latest over-ear headphones model. The XM5s sound incredible, are comfortable to wear for long periods, and their active noise cancellation remains among the best currently available. The XM6s add a little extra in each of those categories, and Sony reintroduced a folding design from the XM3 and XM4 models, allowing the newest model to take up less space when stowed in its included case. The XM5, on the other hand, can’t be folded, although its cups can rotate to rest on your chest while not in use. Read our review of the XM5 and our hands-on impressions with the XM6 . Other great Verge-approved deals Guitar controllers have made a comeback in the past couple of years, thanks to Rock Band ’s DNA being integrated into Fortnite Festival . The free-to-play game offers several tunes you can jam to. Alternatively, you can load Rock Band 4 if you already have a song library there. Whichever game you want to play, PDP’s Riffmaster wireless guitar controller is cheaper than ever, costing $99.99 at Amazon and Best Buy for Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch. This model includes a rechargeable battery, a headphone jack, and a small analog stick that makes navigating menus much easier than on previous peripherals. The Best Buy-exclusive TCL QM5K QD-mini-LED TV is discou...
Feb 2 (Reuters) - Snowflake (SNOW) said on Monday it has entered a $200 million partnership with OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) to integrate advanced artificial intelligence models directly into its cloud data platform, as enterprises increasingly turn to AI to extract insights from vast troves of data. Cloud data platforms, where companies store much of their most valuable and sensitive information, are em...
Feb 2 (Reuters) - Snowflake (SNOW) said on Monday it has entered a $200 million partnership with OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) to integrate advanced artificial intelligence models directly into its cloud data platform, as enterprises increasingly turn to AI to extract insights from vast troves of data. Cloud data platforms, where companies store much of their most valuable and sensitive information, are emerging as a key battleground for generative AI businesses. By embedding AI models directly into these platforms, vendors aim to let enterprises analyze data, search internal documents and automate tasks more easily, while preserving strict data security and governance controls. Under the deal, Snowflake and the ChatGPT maker will develop AI agents capable of handling complex workflows, allowing users to ask questions in natural language and receive answers drawn from company data without writing code. The partnership reflects a broader shift among enterprises, which are moving from experimenting with basic AI chatbots to deploying integrated agents that can work directly with proprietary data, increasingly prioritizing systems that combine automation with tighter oversight. More from Yahoo Scout How does this partnership affect cloud data competition? Which companies are already using this joint offering? What does Snowflake's $200 million OpenAI partnership include? How will AI agents change enterprise data analysis? Snowflake said the partnership expands earlier collaboration between the two companies by making OpenAI's models available within Snowflake across all three major cloud providers, rather than primarily through Microsoft Azure. Several customers, including design platform Canva and fitness wearable maker WHOOP, are already using the joint offering to speed up research, analytics and internal decision-making, according to the cloud data platform. The announcement comes amid intensifying competition in the data and AI market. Rival Databricks has contin...
Saudi Arabia's stock market is now open to foreign investors, the latest in a series of reforms ranging from foreign property ownership to liquor laws. Can Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman turn the kingdom into an investment destination? Christine Burke reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Saudi Arabia's stock market is now open to foreign investors, the latest in a series of reforms ranging from foreign property ownership to liquor laws. Can Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman turn the kingdom into an investment destination? Christine Burke reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Alpine skiing: Men's super-G (10:30-12:50) Swiss speedster Marco Odermatt will be the man to beat if the 2025 season is anything to go by – the 28-year-old finished almost 300 points clear of his nearest rival Vincent Kriechmayr of Austria in the World Cup rankings and also claimed the World Championship title in February. Shocks do occur in this sport, however, like Ryan Cochran-Siegle's silver i...
Alpine skiing: Men's super-G (10:30-12:50) Swiss speedster Marco Odermatt will be the man to beat if the 2025 season is anything to go by – the 28-year-old finished almost 300 points clear of his nearest rival Vincent Kriechmayr of Austria in the World Cup rankings and also claimed the World Championship title in February. Shocks do occur in this sport, however, like Ryan Cochran-Siegle's silver in Beijing four years ago. The American won't be a medal favourite in Milan but every time he's reached a World Cup podium it has been on Italian snow. Ice hockey: Men's preliminary round (15:40) The opening game of the men's ice hockey is a high-profile clash between Finland and Slovakia, the 2022 gold and bronze medallists respectively. The return of NHL players to the Olympics for the first time since 2014 means team rosters will be stacked with world-class talent. Both sides will be vying to win Group B as that would mean they advance directly to the quarter-finals without having to contest an extra match in the play-off round. Luge: Men's & women's doubles (16:00) Officially, women's doubles is the only new luge event at these Olympics but technically men's doubles is one too, as it was previously open to both sexes, albeit it was always men who took part. The women's event might offer an opportunity for a rare non-German winner, with Austria's Selina Egle and Lara Kipp winning the last two world titles. In the men's doubles, Germany's Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt are aiming to win gold for a remarkable fourth consecutive Games. There are two runs in each event, with the women's second run at 17:53 and the men's second run at 18:44. Curling: Men's round robin (18:05-21:05) Britain's men, skipped by Bruce Mouat, had a phenomenal 2024-25 campaign, winning the world title and becoming the first rink ever to win four Grand Slam events in one season. Now they are targeting the Olympic title that has so far eluded them, although they came mightily close in 2022, losing to Swe...
U.S. manufacturers got a burst of new orders in January and business grew for the first time in 11 months, but the improvement appeared tied to the start of a new year and probably doesn’t herald an end to a tariff-induced slump.
U.S. manufacturers got a burst of new orders in January and business grew for the first time in 11 months, but the improvement appeared tied to the start of a new year and probably doesn’t herald an end to a tariff-induced slump.
Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority said a review of rules that limit foreign ownership in local stocks is underway as the kingdom looks to open further to overseas investors. “FOL is under review,” said board member Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Bin Hassan , referring to so-called foreign ownership limits that currently prevent overseas investors from holding majority stakes in local companies. “We a...
Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority said a review of rules that limit foreign ownership in local stocks is underway as the kingdom looks to open further to overseas investors. “FOL is under review,” said board member Abdulaziz Abdulmohsen Bin Hassan , referring to so-called foreign ownership limits that currently prevent overseas investors from holding majority stakes in local companies. “We are committed to make it happen and we hope it’s going to be happening this year.” The comments, made at the Capital Markets Forum Select in New York on Monday, indicate the regulator is proceeding with plans to lift the cap from 49% this year after months of uncertainty around the issue. Bin Hassan didn’t offer further clarity on next steps but the CMA has said that its review would include analysis of whether to completely remove foreign ownership limits or take a more gradual approach. A change in rules is perhaps the most highly-watched move for Saudi markets in 2026. A complete scrapping of the cap is something Wall Street firms from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to JPMorgan Chase & Co. have said could unlock $10 billion in fresh inflows for the Gulf nation. Read More: Saudi’s MBS Unleashes Months of Reforms to Draw More FDI Saudi Arabia’s move to liberalize its equity market is one of a recent flurry of reforms — including allowing all foreigners to directly trade local stocks — aimed at drawing more foreign direct investment to the kingdom. It’s also part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ’s effort to create more robust financial markets that can help advance his $2 trillion agenda to diversify the economy away from oil. The Tadawul All Share Index rallied 8.5% in January, its best month since 2022, in part due to bullishness around the changes. The benchmark rose 1.4% on Monday. Listen: Live Q&A: Can MBS Convince the World to Invest in Saudi Arabia?