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When the S&P 500 rises but most stocks fall: the July 6 example
The July 2026 session illustrates the difference between an index’s return and the number of companies participating in its gains.
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Original archive · markets
SpaceX’s IPO: distinguish offer proceeds from company value
SpaceX’s June 2026 filing shows why the offer price, gross proceeds, net proceeds, and company valuation are different figures.
Original archive · markets
Futures, opening prices, and the close: lessons from June 9, 2026
The chip-led rebound illustrates why the time of a quote matters when interpreting a market report.
Original archive · markets
Tesla Q1 2026: the results behind the AI investment story
Revenue, automotive margins, and cash flow describe Tesla’s reported quarter. AI and autonomy plans require a separate assessment.