3 "Clearance" Trades to Make This Week

GameStop Stock Edges Higher Thursday: What's Going On?

Shares of GameStop trading slightly higher Thursday afternoon, The stock is down some 15% of over the past month following a series of recent major debt transactions and acquisition shifts.

Sandisk Is Up More Than 35-Fold in a Year and Sits Nearly a Third Below Its Peak. History Says What Comes Next.

Sandisk has surged over 35-fold from its 52-week low but remains 32% below its June peak after a volatile summer. The article examines historical precedents of similar parabolic moves, finding that stocks like Nvidia and Tesla recovered to new highs when earnings kept growing, while GameStop and Micron never returned to their peaks when profits collapsed. Sandisk's future depends on whether memory pricing and earnings growth can sustain, with current valuations suggesting market skepticism despite company guidance for continued revenue growth.

Oil Jumps 3%, Yields Climb as Hormuz Hopes Fade: Stock Market Today

Crude surges above $80 and the 10-year yield hits an August high as an Iran-US deal on the Strait of Hormuz slips away, stalling Wall Street's record run.

GameStop’s $56 Billion eBay Saga Takes Another Turn As Ryan Cohen Considers Pulling Bid

GameStop considers withdrawing its $56B bid for eBay, shifting focus to a retail location partnership proposal.

CCJ's Uranium Production Down 5% in 1H26: Will 2026 Targets be Met?

Cameco Corporation reported a 5% decline in H1 2026 uranium production to 10.1 million pounds, with mixed performance across operations. McArthur River/Key Lake production rose 14% to 5.8 million pounds, but Cigar Lake output fell to 4.3 million pounds due to maintenance outages and operational challenges. Despite disruptions including flooding in Saskatchewan and equipment issues, Cameco maintained its 2026 production guidance at 19.5-21.5 million pounds. Energy Fuels made solid progress with 1.7 million pounds of finished uranium in H1, tracking toward its 2026 target of 1.5-2.5 million pounds.

Shares of uranium and nuclear-related companies are trading higher, possibly in response to Ontario Premier Ford's recent statement that Canada should cut the U.S. off from high-grade nickel and refined uranium produced in Ontario. The commodity has reached a seven-month high.