美股收盘：Archer大涨、MarineMax飙升、苹果下跌

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This is the closing bell on the stock movers report. The [music] companies making moves at the close of US trading with Carol Masser, Tim Stenovec, [music] Romaine Bostick, and Katie Greifeld.

All right, let's get to some of those stocks that were in the green today speaking of gainers. I want to start with shares of SpaceX. I want to draw your attention not to the 4.2% increase in the share price, but to the actual share price $138 and $0.74. That means it's trading it back above that IPO price of $135. It did get up to $139 earlier in the session today, uh but it's been trading below that IPO price since closing below that level almost a month ago.

That was back on July 16th. The 23% gain uh over the last two sessions before today have helped uh the company trade above its IPO price. We also saw last week the more than 900 million shares released for trading. That was the first in a series of lockups as they expired. But shares of SpaceX up above that IPO price closing today at almost $139 a share. Also, some M&A news in the eVTOL industry. Archer Aviation shares up 12% today this after we learned that Boeing will sell several units to Archer including Wisk, SkyGrid, and Insitu.

They specialize in developing technologies for flying taxis and for drones. As part of the deal though, Boeing is going to take a close to 20% stake in Archer and enter into a tech sharing agreement to retain access to the Wisk core autonomous flight technology. I still haven't seen any of these flying through the skies bringing us this way and [laughter] that.

know about you guys. I'm still I'm still

We live close by now. Not in not in the airspace over my house either, Tim.

I'm still taking the bike and the subway to work as of now, but maybe maybe that'll change. Uh

And from the [laughter] from the uh from the air to the sea, how's that? Uh I want to look at MarineMax. Uh shares surging 46% today. Uh the most intraday going back to November of 2008. It's going to be acquired by Safe Harbor Marinas. That's a Blackstone infrastructure portfolio company. $53 a share represents an enterprise value of about 1 and 1/2 billion dollars. Uh the deal was unanimously approved by MarineMax's board.

The share price represents a 96% premium to that closing price uh going back to uh earlier this year. And the transaction is expected to close by the end of the year 2026 pending regulatory approval and shareholder approval. And because it's being bought by Blackstone, it'll be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange become a privately held company. Once again, MarineMax shares up today by 46%.

Well, I want to turn to some of the names that we're watching that were in the red today. I am looking at shares of Apple ending the day lower by about 1.6%. Now, this comes after Jefferies cut the stock to underperform. This is a stock, of course, that was trading about ex uh dividend today. But this is another sign that Wall Street is getting more cautious on Apple. The big question here that Jefferies is essentially posing is the fact as to whether or not consumers will actually be able to uh afford the prices of iPhones.

And as you can think about it right now, I thought that iPhones were uh already a little bit expensive, a little too expensive for that matter. But uh Jefferies just isn't really convinced the fact that uh Apple will be able to convince customers to pay even more for those cell phones. So you are seeing shares to the downside. From there, we head over to Trade Desk. We're seeing shares of that company down about 3% at the closing bell.

Uh the company essentially got a wave of downgrades on Wall Street. That coming from HSBC, DA Davidson, BNP BNP BNP Paribas. All of this coming after its results. We do know that Trade Desk issued a weak forecast, and so essentially you're seeing Wall Street analysts responding to that. But this is a stock that's been doing pretty uh had a really tough year so far. I'm looking at shares of uh TradeDesk down about 65% so far for 2026.

And last up, I'm looking at Intel shares down about 4% at the closing bell. Now, it is lower after it said that it looks to raise about $15 billion in new stock. We were just talking earlier to Ian King. He said that this is a big deal. This news is a really big deal. And also a potentially its first public share sale since 1971. And this move is coming as the company looks to capitalize on renewed interest tied to the AI data center boom.

This is something that of course we've heard from so many different companies. So, Intel certainly not alone there. But it has had a windfall that hasn't really taken off like the likes of its competitors Nvidia and AMD.

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