CoVolt Power files for NYSE IPO with a nine-bank syndicate
CoVolt Power just filed its S-1 to list on the NYSE, and it lined up nine banks led by J.P. Morgan, Jefferies, RBC and UBS to do it. No price range or share count yet, so the first amendment is where the deal gets real.
Source: SEC filingMast owns the entire day's launch slate, wrapping hedge fund style strategies into three ETFs: corporate arbitrage, adaptive equities and commodities. Two carry 0.99% net expense ratios, hedge fund tactics at ETF access.
Futu Holdings closed up 9.75%, the biggest move in a 110-stock priority list where five names finished higher by 5% or more. The downside was far tamer: only Cipher Mining lost more than 4%.
The Dow's 444-point close, nearly double the Nasdaq's percentage gain, says money kept rotating into cyclicals and away from megacap tech all session. Anyone positioned purely in AI names got the smallest slice of today's rally.
Little West sets $4-$6 range on eighth S-1/A, targeting $18.75 million
Eight amendments in, Little West Holdings has finally put a number on its Nasdaq debut: $4 to $6 a share for 3.75 million shares, or about $18.75 million with Benchmark running the book. A priced range this late in the process is usually the last step before the deal goes live.
Source: SEC filing
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Walmart is sending shareholders about $1.97 billion, or 24.75 cents a share, with the money arriving September 8. Amgen is close behind at roughly $1.36 billion, and its $2.52 a share is the biggest per-share payment on today's list.
