Empowered Funds, LLC announced the liquidation of two Sophus Capital Emerging Market ETFs: EMEM will liquidate around October 14, 2026, and EMSC around October 28, 2026. Both ETFs will stop trading on Nasdaq and close to new purchases the day before their liquidation dates. Shareholders can sell shares before liquidation but may face limited market availability. After liquidation, cash will be distributed to shareholders, which may trigger taxable events. Investors should consult tax advisors regarding potential capital gains or losses from the liquidation.
Empowered Funds LLC's amended liquidation dates for two ETFs provide context for market activity. For readers following the Financials sector, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 18, 2026 20:42 WIB: out of 81 priced stocks, 13 rose and 67 fell. Notable movers include BTBT at USD 1.63 with a 6.54% increase and MARA at USD 12.20 with a 4.77% rise.
Duke Energy Corporation's stock is projected to rise about 8.26% to a price target of $127, down slightly from $133, reflecting confidence despite a recent price dip. The company expects a 4.42% increase in earnings per share to $1.89 and a 3.86% ris...
Xenon Pharmaceuticals halted new patient enrollment in its psychiatry clinical trials for the drug azetukalner after reports of neuropsychiatric side effects. This pause led to a sharp 27.6% drop in its stock price, marking its worst day since 2017. ...
Innate Pharma reported an EPS of -$0.24, beating analyst estimates of -$0.29, and revenue of $6.5 million, slightly above expectations. The company secured a strategic partnership with Sobi for its drug lacutamab, receiving a $75 million upfront paym...
HYPE token surged 10.5% to $91.20, reaching a new all-time high of $92.56 after Hyperliquid launched manual borrowing of USDC and USDT using HYPE and Bitcoin as collateral. The platform offers a 65% loan-to-value ratio for HYPE, higher than Bitcoin's...
CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. has engaged Mercator Geological Services to prepare an independent technical report on its Campbell-Crotser fluorspar project in Kentucky, following National Instrument 43-101 standards. The report will detail geology,...
