First Majestic Silver Corp. has been upgraded to a Hold rating due to a fair valuation and improved operational outlook, driven by increased gold and silver demand. The company’s production guidance now expects gold output to rise by 30% through 2028, boosted by the restart of the Jerritt Canyon mine. Despite these positives, the valuation premium has decreased, with a price target of $21 by year-end 2027, indicating limited near-term upside. Key risks include silver price volatility, rising costs, and challenges in expanding throughput and advancing the Jerritt Canyon pre-feasibility study.
Utility stocks Edison International and PG&E Corporation fell sharply after California lawmakers passed wildfire legislation without expected liability protections, exposing utilities to costly claims. Edison dropped over 23%, nearing its 52-week low...
Several stocks saw significant gains due to recent financing disclosures, new analyst coverage, and leadership appointments. Antelope Enterprise Holdings rose 83% after raising nearly $19 million in a private placement. Ticketplus jumped 31% followin...
Scotiabank increased its price target for Palo Alto Networks to $430, suggesting a 13% upside from current levels, following a 30% surge in shares after strong Q3 results. The cybersecurity firm is expected to deliver robust Q4 performance and signif...
Altrova Health reported its first significant commercial revenue of $112,000 for the nine months ended June 30, 2026, up from $15,551 the previous year, reflecting successful distribution and commercialization efforts. The company expanded its partne...
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Innventure, Inc. by investors who bought shares between November 2025 and August 2026. The suit alleges that Innventure misled investors about a major deal involving its subsidiary Accelsius and DarkNX to...
