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  1. Howmet shed $11 billion before GE moved a single casting orderHowmet Aerospace (NYSE:HWM) fell 10.70% after GE agreed to acquire CPP. Its valuation now depends on which casting orders move.
  2. Novartis paid $12 billion for Avidity. Its lead drug just failed Phase IIINovartis AG (NYSE:NVS) lost 13.9% after three clinical setbacks; the $42.5 billion reaction reaches far beyond one failed drug.
  3. Quanex paid down $42.25 million as nine-month free cash flow fell 32%Quanex Building Products CORP (NYSE:NX) rose 22.23% after Q3. Margin recovered, but Tyman debt still absorbs a thin cash record.
  4. Guidewire shed $3.4 billion because 17% ARR growth no longer cleared the barGuidewire Software, Inc. (NYSE:GWRE) fell 19.9% after a soft Q1 outlook. Its cloud backlog and owner cash now have to defend $162.
  5. FICO shed $4 billion when FHFA opened VantageScore to all GSE lendersFAIR ISAAC CORP (NYSE:FICO) fell 16.7% as FHFA widened VantageScore access; the price still requires double-digit owner-cash growth.
  6. Gap cut its sales outlook and raised EPS without lifting implied profitGap (NYSE:GAP) rallied 12.9% after lifting EPS guidance. The raise came from fewer shares while Old Navy's sales fell again.
  7. Elastic's 19% rally outran a $24 million GAAP operating lossElastic N.V. (NYSE:ESTC) rallied 19.3% after cRPO accelerated. The filed economics show how much cash conversion the new price assumes.
  8. Salesforce borrowed $25 billion to retire 103 million sharesSalesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) rose 22.6% after Q2 bookings accelerated; the balance sheet shows what its 103 million-share buyback cost.
  9. Nearly 40% of Abercrombie's Q2 EBIT came from a tariff refundAbercrombie (NYSE:ANF) gained 35.7% on Q2 results, but a $100m tariff refund supplied nearly 40% of EBIT while comparable sales were flat.
  10. Foot Locker's $32 million loss erased $4.9 billion from Dick'sDICK'S Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS) fell 30.7% after Foot Locker lost $32 million. We trace the damage from footwear margins into owner cash.
  11. XPeng found a robot valuation before it found durable EV profitsXPeng (NYSE:XPEV) fell 8.6% after a Q2 miss and Dogotix financing. The robot mark is rich; supplier-funded cash is the harder fact.
  12. BJ's $800 million expansion bill is more than twice last year's free cash flowBJ's Wholesale Club (NYSE:BJ) rose 5.6% after lifting guidance. Membership growth supports the move; the $800 million capital plan sets its limit.
  13. Alibaba's 45% cloud surge came with a RMB44.7 billion cash outflowAlibaba (NYSE:BABA) fell 8.6% after cloud revenue grew 45% but quarterly free cash flow sank to a RMB44.7 billion outflow.
  14. Hecla's cash costs are negative; its valuation still assumes $83 silverHecla Mining (NYSE:HL) rose 14.4% after the Treasury doubled long-end buybacks. We compute the silver price $20.54 already assumes.
  15. Transaction margin dollars grew 42 per cent. Klarna still lost almost a quarter of its value.Klarna (NYSE:KLAR) fell 22.8% on a euro-and-Germany volume cut that raised margin guidance. We test what its $5.7bn price now assumes.
  16. $940 million from GLPI cannot solve Bally's broader funding gapBally's (NYSE:BALY) fell 26.3% after a going-concern warning. Chicago has committed funding, but the parent still needs outside capital.
  17. KinderCare's 545 long leases turn a 4% enrollment slip into a 24% EBITDA dropKinderCare (NYSE:KLC) lost 46.2% after cutting 2026 guidance. Its 545 long leases turn a modest enrollment decline into an occupancy reckoning.
  18. At $15.23, Nubank's 33% ROE has to outrun 6.9% arrearsNu Holdings (NYSE:NU) rallied 9.3% after its first $1 billion quarter; the valuation now asks credit returns to survive seasoned arrears.
  19. Globant's client ledger lost 77 names while revenue stood stillGlobant S.A. (NYSE:GLOB) fell 13.39% after hours after flat Q2 revenue. The test is whether AI revenue can outrun client attrition.
  20. Coach beat every target. Tapestry still lost $5.1 billionTapestry (NYSE:TPR) fell 16.49% despite record Coach results. The sell-off asks how much growth was already in the price.
  21. On's 20% plunge turns wholesale discipline into an Americas growth wagerOn Holding (NYSE:ONON) fell 20.29% after slowing wholesale growth and narrowing its sales outlook. Record margins make the verdict less simple.
  22. Medical Properties Trust moved its debt wall to 2032. The 9.25% coupon sets the costMedical Properties Trust (NYSE:MPT) fell 11.7% after moving $2.4bn of debt to 2032 at 9.25%. The issue is the cash left after the coupon.
  23. Berkshire's US$32.6 billion buying burst barely dents its cash mountainBerkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.B) deployed US$32.6bn through July, but US$359.2bn of liquidity still dominates the allocation question.
  24. Post Holdings bought back $909 million of stock before a 13% selloffPost held its FY2026 midpoint, but a preliminary bridge to roughly $1.48bn of comparable FY2027 EBITDA puts 4.6x leverage and $100 buybacks under scrutiny.