IJR News — today's news from every sideRachel Meyers Coast Guard crews deserve credit for heading out right away on a search like this even in the dark. Chris Dalton Acadia Realty Trust upgrade makes sense if they see steadier returns there than in volatile pharma names. Short Interest Rises Across Four Stocks, Up 105%-366%Business — Sep 25, 2026Short interest rose sharply in September across Laramide Resources, MIRA Pharmaceuticals, Universe Pharmaceuticals and VIDA Global, increasing 105.5%, 118.1%, 154.7% and 365.7%, respectively, by Sept. 15. The short positions represented a wide range of trading pressure: Laramide had a 173.6-day days-to-cover ratio, while the other three had ratios of 0.1 to 0.2 days.
Chris Dalton Starting Nasdaq trading at 17 dollars feels like a steady launch for a company still in development. Chris Dalton Partnering with pharma companies early on should help turn these AI designs into something that works in real clinical settings. Chris Dalton The $350 million raise at that valuation feels ambitious even with three clinical programs underway. Indexes Advance as AI Infrastructure Stocks Draw Retail Focus — Sep 17, 2026Retail investors buzzed about tech and AI-related names such as Intel, Apple, Nvidia, Nebius Group, and Oracle, while major dividend announcements from PACCAR, Abbott, Texas Instruments, and Kroger highlighted a shift toward income-focused stability. The day-to-day market move featured AI-infrastructure rotations, post-earnings rallies in cloud/server names, and notable stock surges and catalysts in Aethlon Medical, Oklo, CID HoldCo, Xenon Pharmaceuticals, and Moderna-related themes.
Nicole Hardy The Philippines needs stronger allies to push back against repeated harassment in those waters. Sam Okafor Pakistan needs to explain how its ships ended up that close and work harder to prevent repeats of this incident. Short Interest Falls Across Five Stocks — Sep 9, 2026Five stocks—Replimune Group, Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Frontier Group Holdings, Lucid Group, and indie Semiconductor—showed notable declines in short interest on August 14, with short floats at 43.08%, 34.79%, 39.54%, 41.01%, and 32.43% respectively and days-to-cover ranging from about 6 to 13.37. In parallel, institutional activity shifted across these names, with large players like BlackRock, State Street, UBS, and others increasing or decreasing stakes, and insider trading across the period mostly involving sales rather than purchases.
