# Stock Market
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SpaceX Hits New Lows After Nasdaq 100 Inclusion as Market Gravity Takes Hold
SpaceX shares fell 6% to a record low following its rapid inclusion in the Nasdaq 100, as investors opted for profit-taking over further speculation. The company faces a difficult path ahead characterized by massive AI-related losses, regulatory hurdles for its data centers, and an upcoming expiration of insider lock-up periods.
Trump’s Ownership Society 2.0: A White House Bell-Ringing and the New Politics of the Bull Market
President Trump held a historic dual-exchange bell-ringing ceremony at the White House to launch 'Trump Accounts,' a program gifting $1,000 in investment capital to American newborns. The event highlights a second-term strategy that aggressively aligns populist social policy with stock market performance, while simultaneously attacking short-sellers as unpatriotic.
China’s Markets Regulator Targets ‘Vulgar Betting’ as Social Media Manipulation Evolves
Chinese regulators are aggressively cracking down on 'vulgar betting pacts'—a new form of stock manipulation using social media clickbait to drive speculative price spikes. The Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges have begun suspending trading accounts to prevent internet influencers from turning the stock market into a casino-like environment.
India’s AI Deficit: Why the World's Fastest-Growing Economy is Lagging in the Tech Rally
J.P. Morgan Asset Management warns that India is missing the global AI investment surge due to its lack of hardware infrastructure and semiconductor exposure. This has led to capital outflows and valuation concerns, though potential remains if the country can successfully pivot to the AI application and productivity phase.
Convenience or Gimmick? Why Redflag Chain’s Robotic Ambitions Hit a Dead End
Chinese retailer Redflag Chain has terminated its humanoid robot vending project due to technical instability and poor return on investment. The decision marks a shift back to pragmatic operational upgrades as the company grapples with two years of declining profits and a significant slump in its share price.
Tesla’s Delivery Paradox: Why Record Sales Triggered a Market Sell-Off
Tesla reported record-breaking Q2 deliveries of 480,126 units, significantly exceeding market forecasts, yet its stock price plunged 7.5% amid concerns over inventory-driven sales and margin sustainability. The mismatch between delivery volume and investor confidence highlights deepening anxiety over Tesla's ability to maintain growth in a saturated, hyper-competitive global EV market.
China’s IPO Market Defies Gravity: Inside the 2026 First-Half Surge
China’s A-share market saw a perfect 100% success rate for IPOs in the first half of 2026, with no stocks falling below their issuance price. Driven by massive gains on the STAR Market, nearly 80% of new listings doubled in value on their first day, creating record-breaking returns for investors.
Brinkmanship in the Gulf: Conflicting Signals and Market Resilience
Diplomatic confusion persists as the US and Iran dispute the status of Doha talks, while Iran asserts stricter control over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite Israel's warnings of potential military action, global markets and Chinese tech stocks have shown resilience, staging a significant late-day rally.
The Great Reallocation: Goldman Sachs Foresees a Pivot from Property to Stocks in China
Goldman Sachs reports that Chinese household wealth is entering a structural shift away from real estate and low-yield deposits toward equities and insurance. While stocks currently make up less than 10% of household portfolios, the long-term potential for growth is high as the property sector's dominance wanes.
The Data Center Dividend: How a Single Electronics Giant is Carrying the Thai Stock Market
Thailand’s stock market has outperformed regional peers this year, driven by an 80% surge in Delta Electronics (Thailand) Pcl. The company, which provides critical power infrastructure for AI data centers, has become Thailand’s first $100 billion firm and now dominates one-fifth of the national index.
Uber’s Last-Mile Land Grab: Shares Surge as Platform Diversifies Beyond Food Delivery
Uber shares rose 6% after the company announced a significant expansion of Uber Eats' retail partnerships, including Kiehl’s and FedEx Office. The move into beauty and office supplies marks a strategic pivot toward 'instant retail,' aiming to leverage its logistics network for broader consumer services.
The Trillion-Dollar Man: Musk’s Historic Payday and the Limits of Corporate Ambition
Elon Musk has secured a record-breaking $116 billion pay package after meeting rigorous Tesla performance goals, officially making him the first trillionaire in history. The payout has reignited debates over wealth inequality and corporate governance, while markets worry about the long-term impact of his eventual stock divestment in 2028.