Investment Insights 16 February 2026 - 21 May 2026

TROO down 5% in late trading
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TROO down 5% in late trading

TROOPS, Inc. shares dropped 5.4% to $3.83 Thursday before recovering slightly in after-hours trading, underperforming a rising broader market. The company’s latest annual report showed 2025 revenue up to $17.1 million but net loss widening to $27.91 million. TROOPS faces court orders in Hong Kong to pay over HK$400 million and a Cayman Islands winding-up petition. Volume was below average at about 247,000 shares.
May 22, 2026
Fold Holdings Stock Nears $1 As New SEC Filings Put Share Supply In Focus
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Fold Holdings Stock Nears $1 As New SEC Filings Put Share Supply In Focus

Fold Holdings shares slipped 0.8% to $1.26 after the company filed new prospectus supplements and reported annual-meeting results. CEO Will Reeves sold 20,362 shares to cover tax withholding, retaining 5.51 million. First-quarter revenue fell 21% to $5.6 million, with a net loss of $29.2 million. Shareholders elected two directors and ratified the auditor for 2026.
May 21, 2026
Rio Tinto’s Output Jump Comes With a Supply-Chain Warning Investors Can’t Ignore
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Rio Tinto’s Output Jump Comes With a Supply-Chain Warning Investors Can’t Ignore

Rio Tinto’s first-quarter iron ore production in Pilbara rose 13% to 78.8 million tons, while copper output climbed 9% to 229,000 tons. The company kept 2026 guidance unchanged but warned of limited visibility on supply-chain risks from the Middle East conflict. London shares closed up 2.3%. Bauxite output fell 11% after weather disruptions in Australia.
April 22, 2026
Woodside Energy Group Ltd Shares Back in Focus as Oil Shock Raises Stakes for Scarborough, Louisiana LNG
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Woodside Energy Group Ltd Shares Back in Focus as Oil Shock Raises Stakes for Scarborough, Louisiana LNG

Woodside Energy’s U.S. shares closed up 0.7% at $24.41 as Brent crude stayed above $109 a barrel and buyers sought non-Middle East supply. The Scarborough LNG project is over 94% complete, with first cargo targeted for late 2026. Woodside assumed control of the Beaumont New Ammonia plant in Texas in March, but lower-carbon output is delayed past 2026 due to construction setbacks.
April 6, 2026
ANZ Group Holdings Limited Moves 2026 Half-Year Results Forward, Resets Interim Dividend Dates
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ANZ Group Holdings Limited Moves 2026 Half-Year Results Forward, Resets Interim Dividend Dates

ANZ Group has moved its 2026 half-year results announcement to May 1, ahead of major rivals NAB and Westpac. The bank also reset its interim dividend dates and set August 13 for its third-quarter update. ANZ’s first-quarter cash profit rose to A$1.94 billion, with expenses down 8%. The lender still faces scrutiny over net interest margin management and ongoing regulatory issues.
March 6, 2026
Nebius (NBIS) stock rises after Compass Point starts coverage — $150 target in focus
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Nebius (NBIS) stock rises after Compass Point starts coverage — $150 target in focus

Nebius shares climbed 4.6% to $106.44 Thursday after Compass Point initiated coverage at Buy with a $150 price target. The gain outpaced a drop in the Nasdaq 100. Investors focused on Nebius’s capacity expansion, rising spending, and the pending Tavily acquisition. The company reported Q4 revenue of $227.7 million and ended 2025 with $3.7 billion in cash.
February 19, 2026
JPMorgan stock price: what to watch after the Presidents Day pause on Wall Street
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JPMorgan stock price: what to watch after the Presidents Day pause on Wall Street

JPMorgan Chase shares closed down 0.03% at $302.55 Friday, with 9.1 million shares traded. U.S. markets shut Monday for a holiday, while futures showed a 68% chance of a Fed rate cut in June. A judge ruled JPMorgan must face parts of a class action over low interest on cash sweep accounts. The bank’s next update is set for February 23 in New York.
February 16, 2026

Stock Market Today

  • Guzman y Gomez Ends US Expansion, Closes Chicago Stores
    May 21, 2026, 8:29 PM EDT. Guzman y Gomez, the Australian Mexican burrito chain, has shut its eight Chicago outlets, ending its US expansion after years of losses. Founder Steve Marks cited slower-than-expected sales and higher capital needs as key reasons for the exit. The company expects a $40 million exit cost, with $15 million earmarked for employee and lease obligations. GyG entered the Chicago market in 2020 but failed to meet targets despite investing tens of millions. The chain remains strong in Australia, its core market, with 242 stores and plans to reach 1,000 over time. Despite initial hype after its 2024 stock listing, shares have declined steadily. Internationally, GyG still operates in Singapore and Japan.