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Toyota just became $JOBY Aviation’s biggest shareholder with a 15.3% stake after investing $250M—the first half of a $500M commitment. The move brings Toyota’s total funding in the eVTOL maker to $894M, as Joby targets commercial air taxi service in Dubai by early 2026. - BBG https://t.co/RVRdGZ9rpI
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Toyota just became $JOBY Aviation’s biggest shareholder with a 15.3% stake after investing $250M—the first half of a $500M commitment. The move brings Toyota’s total funding in the eVTOL maker to $894M, as Joby targets commercial air taxi service in Dubai by early 2026. - BBG https://t.co/RVRdGZ9rpI
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Stifel Maintains Buy Rating on $OKTA, Raises PT to $130 from $120
Analyst comments: "Okta delivered a solid F1Q26 print, with all key metrics above guidance and/or Stifel/street estimates. That said, shares traded off 12%+ in after-hours given the cRPO beat (cRPO grew 14%-Y/Y, above guidance of 12%-Y/Y) was below some whisper numbers (we heard 15%-16% Y/Y), along with the fact that F2Q26 cRPO guidance was modestly below consensus (but in line with our forecast), as well as higher short interest and strong YTD performance (+59% YTD vs. Nasdaq [-0.6%]). In terms of fundamentals, there were a number of bright spots including: 1) early signs that Okta's GTM changes are progressing, 2) improving Auth0 and new logo traction, and 3) continued momentum across newer products, etc. Regarding the macro/guidance, management notes of no impacts in the April quarter (and early May), but is baking in additional conservatism to guidance (e.g., FY26 top-line guidance was reaffirmed; profitability goes higher but by less than the beat)."
Analyst: Adam Borg
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Stifel Maintains Buy Rating on $OKTA, Raises PT to $130 from $120
Analyst comments: "Okta delivered a solid F1Q26 print, with all key metrics above guidance and/or Stifel/street estimates. That said, shares traded off 12%+ in after-hours given the cRPO beat (cRPO grew 14%-Y/Y, above guidance of 12%-Y/Y) was below some whisper numbers (we heard 15%-16% Y/Y), along with the fact that F2Q26 cRPO guidance was modestly below consensus (but in line with our forecast), as well as higher short interest and strong YTD performance (+59% YTD vs. Nasdaq [-0.6%]). In terms of fundamentals, there were a number of bright spots including: 1) early signs that Okta's GTM changes are progressing, 2) improving Auth0 and new logo traction, and 3) continued momentum across newer products, etc. Regarding the macro/guidance, management notes of no impacts in the April quarter (and early May), but is baking in additional conservatism to guidance (e.g., FY26 top-line guidance was reaffirmed; profitability goes higher but by less than the beat)."
Analyst: Adam Borg
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TSMC & ASE are facing growing shortages of key AI packaging materials, per local reports. Japanese suppliers like Asahi Kasei & Mitsubishi Gas are struggling to keep up with surging demand. Asahi is tightening PSPI supply, while BT resin delays now stretch 4–5 months. (@dnystedt)
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TSMC & ASE are facing growing shortages of key AI packaging materials, per local reports. Japanese suppliers like Asahi Kasei & Mitsubishi Gas are struggling to keep up with surging demand. Asahi is tightening PSPI supply, while BT resin delays now stretch 4–5 months. (@dnystedt)
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Robinhood $HOOD is rolling out its desktop trading platform, Robinhood Legend, to UK users starting Wednesday. https://t.co/VaBn7jZakL
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Robinhood $HOOD is rolling out its desktop trading platform, Robinhood Legend, to UK users starting Wednesday. https://t.co/VaBn7jZakL
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Vail Resorts $MTN CEO Kirsten Lynch has stepped down, with Executive Chair Rob Katz returning as chief executive. Katz, who led the company from 2006 to 2021, takes over as skier visits dip 3.1% YTD. Vail reaffirmed its FY25 EBITDA outlook, expecting results in the lower half of its March forecast.
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Vail Resorts $MTN CEO Kirsten Lynch has stepped down, with Executive Chair Rob Katz returning as chief executive. Katz, who led the company from 2006 to 2021, takes over as skier visits dip 3.1% YTD. Vail reaffirmed its FY25 EBITDA outlook, expecting results in the lower half of its March forecast.
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A record 71% of EU firms say China’s weakening economy is their biggest challenge, ahead of US-China tensions (47%), per EU Chamber survey. Only 12% expect profitability to improve, and 73% say doing business got harder. https://t.co/HP7XIRFTuS
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A record 71% of EU firms say China’s weakening economy is their biggest challenge, ahead of US-China tensions (47%), per EU Chamber survey. Only 12% expect profitability to improve, and 73% say doing business got harder. https://t.co/HP7XIRFTuS
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SAUDI AI GIANT HUMAIN TO LAUNCH $10B VC FUND — Backed by the $940B Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia’s new AI firm Humain is in talks with OpenAI, xAI, and A16Z, per FT. It’s targeting 7% of global model training by 2030 and has inked $23B in deals with $NVDA, $AMD, AWS, and $QCOM.
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SAUDI AI GIANT HUMAIN TO LAUNCH $10B VC FUND — Backed by the $940B Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia’s new AI firm Humain is in talks with OpenAI, xAI, and A16Z, per FT. It’s targeting 7% of global model training by 2030 and has inked $23B in deals with $NVDA, $AMD, AWS, and $QCOM.
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WMO says there’s an 80% chance the world sees another record hot year by 2030, with at least one year likely to top 2024 — the hottest on record. Temps are projected to run 1.2°C to 1.9°C above pre-industrial levels, raising risks of extreme weather and economic disruption. https://t.co/ExDitkk6IS
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WMO says there’s an 80% chance the world sees another record hot year by 2030, with at least one year likely to top 2024 — the hottest on record. Temps are projected to run 1.2°C to 1.9°C above pre-industrial levels, raising risks of extreme weather and economic disruption. https://t.co/ExDitkk6IS
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One in five CEOs at top 50 carmakers stepped down over the past year, as EV disruption, Chinese competition, and tariff risks shake up the industry, per FT. CEO turnover now outpaces other sectors, with Stellantis, Volvo, Nissan, and Lucid all making leadership changes. https://t.co/oNSpt5jvMD
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One in five CEOs at top 50 carmakers stepped down over the past year, as EV disruption, Chinese competition, and tariff risks shake up the industry, per FT. CEO turnover now outpaces other sectors, with Stellantis, Volvo, Nissan, and Lucid all making leadership changes. https://t.co/oNSpt5jvMD
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