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Nvidia rose after its $2 billion Marvell deal reinforced demand across AI infrastructure, with investors watching whether similar partnerships continue to drive gains after the recent pullback.
Illinois Tool Works doesn't toil in anonymity, but it's also not the apple of Wall Street's eye when it comes to industrial stocks -- and that's all right.
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A recent Reuters report suggested retail investors on popular brokerages Robinhood and SoFi wouldn't be able to buy SpaceX shares at the IPO price when it goes public.
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Investors made an understandable knee-jerk decision that then took on a life of its own. But this company's bigger-picture bullish thesis is still perfectly intact.
The gigantic private company may allocate up to 30% of IPO shares to retail investors, potentially raising tens of billions of dollars from individuals.
