CFTC Clears First Perpetual Futures on Individual US Stocks
The CFTC says single-stock perpetual futures can begin trading on eligible US exchanges, bringing contracts without expiration dates to individual equities.
The CFTC says single-stock perpetual futures can begin trading on eligible US exchanges, bringing contracts without expiration dates to individual equities.
Versant tops third-quarter estimates, raises its 2026 free cash flow outlook and plans another $100 million buyback as cable revenue falls.
Apple and Palantir fell after beating earnings estimates, as Apple warned of holiday margin pressure and Palantir’s contract growth trailed revenue.
Global venture funding approached $680 billion through September, while North American deal counts fell 16% year over year as capital flowed into giant rounds.
Disney reportedly plans thousands of layoffs, with some managers targeting 20% in annual savings, putting DIS margins and cash flow in focus before earnings.
Palantir posts $2.313 billion in Q3 revenue and $0.44 EPS, then lifts its 2026 sales outlook to $8.53 billion as U.S. commercial demand grows.
Intel shares fall more than 9%, extending a roughly 50% one-month decline as weak Q4 guidance, PC demand and manufacturing losses weigh on its recovery.
Mark Tilbury’s GTA VI savings claim assumes 50 nights at home replace $100 outings. The comparison works out to roughly $4,900 after buying the game.
Polymarket lists Anthropic pre-IPO perpetual futures with 24/7 trading and up to 10x leverage, offering price exposure without shares or IPO allocations.
Anthropic files for a Japanese offering of up to $3.5 billion and reportedly plans UK retail access through RetailBook ahead of its proposed Nasdaq IPO.
CoreWeave expands its CrowdStrike partnership with Falcon cloud protection, 24/7 threat hunting and managed response for production AI workloads.
Air China, China Eastern and China Southern report combined nine-month losses of 8.44 billion yuan as fuel costs overwhelm revenue and passenger growth.
Binance reports $3.64 billion in net outflows in the first 9.5 hours after withdrawals resumed, as it restores more services following its hack.