FTAI, ASTS among market cap stock movers on Tuesday

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Tuesday’s market has seen swings in various stocks based on news and other factors. Today, stocks like Fortress Transport...

Tuesday’s market has seen swings in various stocks based on news and other factors. Today, stocks like Fortress Transport Infrastructure (FTAI) and New Providence Acquisition Corp N (ASTS) are rallying, while Rivian Automotive (RIVN) is falling. Below are highlights of some of the biggest stock movers, from mega-caps to small caps.

Mega-Cap Movers (Market Cap:$200 billion USD or higher)

No mega-cap stocks were provided in the context.

Large-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap:$10-$200 billion USD)

Fortress Transport Infrastructure (FTAI) +13.24%
New Providence Acquisition Corp N (ASTS) +5.53%
Xpeng Inc (XPEV) +4.83%
Baidu-Exch (BIDU) +4.44%
NIO Inc (NIO) +4.31%
Rocket Companies Inc (RKT) +4.01%
Hecla Mining Comp (HL) +3.18%
Karman Holdings (KRMN) -3.48%
Rivian Automotive (RIVN) -6.19%

Mid-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap:$2-$10 billion USD)

Ondas (ONDS) +7.98%
Fermi America LLC (FRMI) +8.05%
Navan Inc (NAVN) +6.0%
Americold Realty Trust (COLD) +4.12%
Vipshop Holdings (VIPS) -5.79%
Zenas Biopharma (ZBIO) -5.19%
Corcept Therapeutics (CORT) -10.48%
WeShop Holdings Ltd (WSHP) -11.36%

Small-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap:$300 million - $2 billion USD)

NovaBay Pharmaceuticals Inc (NBY) +27.39%
SGOCO Group (TROO) +21.22%
Ultragenyx (RARE); Jefferies downgrades Mereo BioPharma stock to Hold after setrusumab trial failure +14.63%
AXT Inc (AXTI) +13.16%
Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises (BW) +12.57%
Redwire (RDW) +10.91%
Hexindai (AHG) +10.22%
TryHard Holdings (THH) -15.83%
Diginex Inc (DGNX) -24.84%
Lionheart III (SMX) -41.74%

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Jobless claims, crude oil inventories to headline Wednesday’s economic data

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As traders approach another pivotal day for financial markets, a series of crucial decisions and economic data releases that could sway market dynamics are expected on Wednesday, December 31, 2025. Market participants will closely monitor the weekly Initial Jobless Claims report for insights into the labor market’s health, while energy traders will focus on the EIA Crude Oil Inventories data that could impact oil prices. These key economic indicators will provide valuable information about the state of the U.S. economy as the year draws to a close.

Major Economic Events to Watch

• 8:30 AM ET - Initial Jobless Claims: Expected to rise slightly to 217K from the previous 214K, providing insight into the labor market’s stability heading into the new year.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Crude Oil Inventories: Forecast to show a draw of 2.000M barrels compared to the previous week’s build of 0.405M barrels, potentially supporting oil prices if confirmed.

Other Important Economic Events to Watch

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA Mortgage Applications: Previous reading showed a decrease of 5.0%, offering a glimpse into housing market activity.

• 8:30 AM ET - Continuing Jobless Claims: Previous reading was 1,923K, providing a broader view of ongoing unemployment benefit claims.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Cushing Oil Inventories: Previous reading showed an increase of 0.707M barrels at this key delivery point for WTI crude.

• 1:00 PM ET - Baker Hughes U.S. Rig Count: Previous count was 409, serving as a leading indicator of demand for oil products.

• 1:00 PM ET - U.S. Baker Hughes Total Rig Count: Previous count was 545, offering a comprehensive view of drilling activity.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Crude Oil speculative positions: Previous reading was 54.9K, showing market sentiment among speculative traders.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC S&P 500 speculative positions: Previous reading was -166.0K, indicating speculator positioning in equity futures.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Gold speculative positions: Previous reading was 234.0K, reflecting sentiment in the precious metals market.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative positions: Previous reading was 46.4K, showing tech-focused futures positioning.

Other Economic Events to Watch

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate: Previous reading was 6.31%, indicating borrowing costs for homebuyers.

• 7:00 AM ET - Mortgage Refinance Index: Previous reading was 1,084.3, measuring refinancing activity.

• 7:00 AM ET - Mortgage Market Index: Previous reading was 299.8, gauging overall mortgage application activity.

• 7:00 AM ET - MBA Purchase Index: Previous reading was 169.9, tracking applications for home purchases.

• 8:30 AM ET - Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg.: Previous reading was 216.75K, providing a smoother trend of unemployment claims.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks: Expected to increase by 0.500M barrels versus previous 0.202M.

• 10:30 AM ET - Gasoline Inventories: Forecast to show a build of 1.100M barrels compared to previous 2.862M.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Crude Imports: Previous reading showed an increase of 0.609M barrels.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates: Previous reading showed a decrease of 0.2%.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Heatoil Stock: Previous reading showed a decrease of 0.399M barrels.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Refinery Crude Runs: Previous reading showed a decrease of 0.212M barrels.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Gasoline Production: Previous reading showed an increase of 0.215M barrels.

• 10:30 AM ET - EIA Weekly Distillate Fuel Production: Previous reading showed an increase of 0.107M barrels.

• 11:30 AM ET - 4-Week Bill Auction: Previous yield was 3.570%.

• 11:30 AM ET - 8-Week Bill Auction: Previous yield was 3.585%.

• 12:00 PM ET - Natural Gas Storage: Expected to show a draw of 169B cubic feet compared to previous 166B.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Soybeans speculative positions: Previous reading was 192.9K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Aluminium speculative net positions: Previous reading was -2.3K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Copper speculative positions: Previous reading was 64.8K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Silver speculative positions: Previous reading was 36.4K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Natural Gas speculative positions: Previous reading was -128.0K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Wheat speculative positions: Previous reading was -50.2K.

• 3:30 PM ET - CFTC Corn speculative positions: Previous reading was 14.7K.

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FTAI Aviation Lifts Off on New Platform to Convert Jet Engines Into Power Turbines

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By Adriano Marchese

Shares of FTAI Aviation climbed after the company said it was launching a new platform to convert jet engines into power turbines to supply energy for data centers.

The stock rose 123%, to $194.47, midday Tuesday, and is up about 35% this year.

The aviation-services and aircraft-engine-leasing company said the new platform would repurpose CFM International CFM56 engines and extend their life through use as an aeroderivative gas turbine.

The CFM56-based turbine is expected to produce about 25 megawatts of power and give grid operators more precise control than larger units, FTAI said.

The New York company said the large global supply of CFM56 engines, which it pegs at over 22,000, allows the turbine to be produced at scale, offering an alternative at a time when many industries are facing backlogs for power-generating equipment.

"After over a year in development, we plan to begin production of the FTAI Power aeroderivative using our proprietary conversion architecture offering the market an alternative to address the unprecedented need for electricity," Chairman and Chief Executive Joe Adams said.

FTAI expects production on the new power turbine to begin in 2026, the company said.

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Top US Asset Manager Stocks to Watch: RBC Capital

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Investing.com -- The landscape of US asset management continues to evolve with several standout performers catching the attention of analysts.

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According to recent rankings from RBC Capital, certain firms are positioning themselves for strong growth through strategic expansion and capital efficiency.

These top-ranked asset managers demonstrate resilience in a competitive market while pursuing distinctive paths to value creation.

1. Ares Management (ARES) leads the pack as one of the top global alternative investment platforms according to RBC Capital.

The firm has significantly expanded its real estate segment, which now ranks as its second-largest business line. Analysts highlight substantial fee-related earnings (FRE) growth potential over the long term, making it RBC’s favorite name in the sector.

2. Ameriprise Financial (AMP) is next with RBC noting favorable fundamentals within its Advice & Wealth Management segment, supported by positive market conditions and an attractive capital return story.

However, analysts expect net investment income to decline year-over-year in 2026 given the current rate outlook. Distribution expenses remain a focus area due to the competitive advisor recruiting landscape.

Recently, BMO Capital initiated coverage on Ameriprise Financial with a Market Perform rating, while RBC Capital reiterated its Outperform rating. The company also appointed Liane J. Pelletier to its board of directors.

3. Artisan Partners (APAM) is recognized for its focus on delivering differentiated outcomes for clients through high-value-add strategies.

RBC appreciates the firm’s capital return through dividends story and notes potential for inorganic expansion of APAM’s platform in the future.

Artisan Partners reported third-quarter earnings per share that surpassed analyst forecasts. The company also announced a definitive agreement to acquire real estate private equity firm Grandview Property Partners.

4. Cannae Holdings (CNNE) faces an evolving situation following a recent shareholder meeting where only two of Carronade’s four board candidates were elected, though shareholders voted to de-classify the board.

RBC suggests this may delay Carronade’s timeline for implementing changes. Analysts are waiting for clearer signs of portfolio monetizations and capital returns, while noting that broader AI and software concerns could temporarily impact some of CNNE’s portfolio investment valuations.

Despite these challenges, RBC still sees upside potential to their sum-of-the-parts valuation.

Following its annual meeting, Cannae Holdings shareholders elected two board nominees from activist investor Carronade Capital and approved a proposal to declassify the company’s board of directors.

5. Victory Capital (VCTR) continues to pursue an inorganic growth strategy with what RBC describes as an "expansive opportunity set" for potential M&A. Management remains active in discussions with a long-term goal of building VCTR into a $1 trillion AUM firm.

In recent news, Victory Capital reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share and revenue that surpassed analyst expectations. The company also reported total client assets of $317.7 billion as of November 30, 2025.

6. Voya Financial (VOYA) rounds out the list with RBC favoring its capital-light, high free cash flow generating business model and organic growth opportunities.

The firm’s 2026 capital allocation reflects planned expansion of its wealth management platform, while potential improvement in the group stop-loss business remains a focus area.

Voya Financial announced third-quarter earnings and revenue that exceeded analyst estimates. The company also disclosed plans for a $100 million share repurchase in the fourth quarter of 2025.

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The New Scarcity in Luxury Isn't Product, It's Proof

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SMX Plans Q1/2026 Expansion of Cotton Material Identity Into Denim to Support Authentication, Traceability, and Recycled Content Verification

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / December 30, 2025 / SMX PLC (NASDAQ:SMX; SMXWW), a global provider of material-embedded identity and digital traceability solutions, is helping fashion and luxury brands move from reputation-based trust to evidence-based certainty. That shift is no longer optional. It is becoming a prerequisite for value.

Luxury has always known how to manufacture scarcity. Limited runs. Controlled distribution. Materials sourced from specific regions and processed through tightly guarded techniques. For decades, product scarcity alone was enough to sustain pricing power and brand authority.

That equation is now under pressure. Products can be copied, referenced, and visually approximated at scale. What cannot be easily replicated is certainty. The ability to prove, without debate, what something is and where it came from has become the rarest asset in luxury.

This is where the next competitive divide is emerging.

From the start, SMX has approached this shift not as a branding challenge, but as a structural one. By embedding identity directly into materials, SMX reframes scarcity itself, away from how much exists and toward how much can be proven.

When Scarcity Moves Beyond the Object

In today's luxury ecosystem, that's vital. Especially with value tested far beyond the boutique.

Today, products move into resale markets, insurance portfolios, cross-border trade, and regulatory review. And each environment applies pressure not to appearance, but to verification. Scarcity that relies only on a limited supply begins to weaken when proof cannot travel with the product.

This is where traditional systems struggle. Labels detach. Documentation fragments. Digital records exist separately from the materials they describe. Over time, even authentic products can lose pricing power simply because certainty becomes harder to establish.

In other words, scarcity without proof becomes fragile. Worse, the scarcity of proof compounds. But that need not be the case.

Proof as Infrastructure, Not Storytelling

Material-level identity, precisely what SMX provides, changes the economics of scarcity. When an immutable molecular identity is embedded directly into raw materials, verification no longer depends on context, interpretation, or explanation. It becomes inherent. Products carry their own proof through manufacturing, resale, redistribution, and recycling, without requiring revalidation at each step.

This is not about telling a better story. It is about eliminating the need to tell one at all. Verification shifts from narrative to confirmation. Scarcity stops being aspirational and becomes enforceable, rooted in something that cannot be duplicated or inferred.

At scale, this fundamentally alters how value behaves. Products that can be proven retain credibility across markets and over time. Those that cannot face quiet erosion, regardless of craftsmanship or brand heritage. Certainty compounds. Doubt discounts.

The consequences of the latter are now visible in how fashion manages inventory. As highlighted in The State of Fashion 2025 report, brands are contending with billions of dollars in excess stock while simultaneously experiencing stock-outs in high-demand categories. Discounting has become a blunt instrument, clearing inventory at the expense of margin and brand equity.

This imbalance is not solely a forecasting failure. It reflects a deeper structural issue. Products lose identity as they move through supply chains, making it harder to sort, reclassify, resell, or redeploy inventory with confidence. When proof is absent, scarcity collapses at precisely the moment it should protect value. Products become harder to place, harder to price, and harder to defend.

Why Denim Becomes the Test Case

Against that backdrop, SMX's decision to enter the denim and recycled-denim segment in Q1 2026 is not incidental. It is strategic.

Denim is one of the world's largest and most culturally durable apparel categories, with global market estimates approaching $90 billion annually and more than 4.5 billion pairs of jeans sold worldwide each year. It sits at the intersection of high-volume production, premium brand positioning, and growing consumer demand for recyclability, authenticity, and origin integrity.

It is also where the industry's structural pressures converge most visibly. Denim brands face demand volatility, pressure to reduce overproduction, and rising requirements to increase and verify recycled content. Yet recycled-denim streams often lose integrity once materials are blended, processed, or traded, undermining confidence in sustainability claims and circular-economy economics.

By extending its cotton-based material identity capabilities into denim, SMX is applying its "giving materials memory" framework to one of fashion's most complex and consequential categories. Embedded identity allows denim and recycled-denim materials to retain verifiable information about origin, composition, and lifecycle events, even after transformation and reuse.

That has implications beyond authentication. It enables recycled feedstocks, production offcuts, unsold inventory, and end-of-life garments to be recognized as more credible, tradable inputs rather than opaque liabilities. Waste becomes identifiable. Inventory becomes sortable. Circularity becomes auditable. That ability is timely.

Scarcity That Holds Its Shape Over Time

Luxury has always prized longevity. Heritage gains value with age. Provenance becomes more important, not less.

Material-embedded proof behaves the same way. The longer a product exists, the more valuable certainty becomes. Identity does not decay. It accumulates relevance.

This is the difference between scarcity that must be protected and scarcity that protects itself.

As luxury navigates excess inventory, tighter regulation, and increasingly sophisticated secondary markets, the brands that anchor scarcity in proof will quietly separate themselves. Not through louder exclusivity, but through enduring certainty. The very thing SMX delivers.

About SMX

As global businesses face new and complex challenges relating to carbon neutrality and meeting new governmental and regional regulations and standards, SMX is able to offer players along the value chain access to its marking, tracking, measuring, and digital platform technology to transition more successfully to a low-carbon economy.

Forward-Looking Statements

This information contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements are based on current expectations, estimates, forecasts, and assumptions regarding future events involving SMX , its technologies, its partnership activities, and its development of molecular marking systems for recycled PET and other materials. Forward-looking statements are not historical facts. They involve risks, uncertainties, and factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied.

Forward looking statements in this editorial include, but are not limited to, its announced capital facility and its terms, expectations regarding the integration of SMX's molecular markers into U.S. recycling markets; the potential for FDA-compliant markers to enable recycled PET to enter food-grade and other regulated applications; the scalability of SMX solutions across diverse global supply chains; anticipated adoption of identity-based verification systems by manufacturers, recyclers, regulators, or brand owners; the potential economic impact of turning recycled plastics into tradeable or monetizable assets; the expected performance of SMX's Plastic Cycle Token or other digital verification instruments; and the belief that molecular-level authentication may influence pricing, compliance, sustainability reporting, or financial strategies used within the plastics sector.

These forward-looking statements are also subject to assumptions regarding regulatory developments, market demand for authenticated recycled content, the pace of corporate adoption of traceability technology, global economic conditions, supply chain constraints, evolving environmental policies, and general industry behavior relating to sustainability commitments and recycling mandates. Risks include, but are not limited to, changes in FDA or international regulatory standards; technological challenges in large-scale deployment of molecular markers; competitive innovations from other companies; operational disruptions in recycling or plastics manufacturing; fluctuations in pricing for virgin or recycled plastics; and the broader economic conditions that influence capital investment and industrial activity.

Detailed risk factors are described in SMX's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Annual Report on Form 10-K and subsequent Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. These statements speak only as of the date of publication. SMX undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events, changes in circumstances, or new information, except as required by applicable law.

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Randian Capital eyes TSA overhaul as billion-dollar catalyst for Clear Secure

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Investing.com -- Randian Capital, a retail activist investor that helped catalyze a monstrous stock jump and management overhaul at Opendoor Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:OPEN)earlier this year, has set its sights on a new target: Clear Secure Inc (NYSE:YOU).

Amid a push for a strategic turnaround at One Group Holdings, Randian is now betting that the Trump administration’s focus on government efficiency will transform Clear from a niche travel perk into a critical pillar of national infrastructure.

In a series of recent posts on X and a statement made to Investing.com, Randian argued that the market is fundamentally mispricing the identity-verification company, failing to account for its potential to replace what the investor calls the "hidden tax" of TSA wait times.

Outsourcing the TSA

The crux of Randian’s thesis rests on the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). With the TSA currently operating on an annual budget exceeding $11 billion, Randian posits that the agency’s inefficiency is not a hurdle for Clear, but a massive total addressable market (TAM) waiting to be unlocked.

"The TSA spends billions delivering long lines and outdated tech," Randian stated. "A real efficiency agenda would outsource major portions, if not all, of airport security to Clear over time. It saves taxpayers billions and gives Americans their time back."

In its statement, Randian emphasized to Investing.com that Clear’s existing infrastructure is the ideal foundation for this transition. "We believe the Clear experience is a great product as shown by consistent positive customer feedback and growth, and the company should take advantage of the DOGE momentum to take over additional parts of the TSA value chain," the investor noted.

By leveraging Clear’s existing biometric infrastructure, Randian suggests the U.S. could see a "GDP increase overnight" as lost productivity in airport terminals is reclaimed. The investor also floated the idea of a potential partnership with Palantir Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:PLTR) to integrate AI-driven automated threat detection and predictive screening.

A "Defense Prime" Valuation

Despite a heavy short interest, currently sitting at roughly 17% of the float, Randian sees a clear path to a multibillion-dollar valuation upgrade. The investor’s model projects:

Long-term EBITDA: $500 million as the company absorbs TSA functions.
Valuation Multiple: 15x–20x, consistent with "Defense Prime" stocks characterized by sticky, predictable federal revenue.
Target Enterprise Value: $7.5 billion to $10 billion, representing a potential 50% to 100% upside from current levels.

To accelerate this value realization, Randian is calling for Clear’s management to overhaul its capital allocation strategy. "The company should seriously consider a modest amount of leverage to increase the pace of repurchases at current attractive levels," Randian told Investing.com, specifically advocating for $200 million to $300 million in aggressive stock buybacks.

Beyond the Airport Gate

While travel remains the core driver, the activist’s thesis extends into the broader "identity economy." In a post-AI world, Randian argues that biometrics will become the gold standard for high-stakes verification, including:

Banking and Financial Services
Secure Voting Systems
Live Event Access

"Identity is a critical vector," Randian noted. "In the AI era, biometrics win. Clear isn’t just an airport company; it’s an identity utility."

Market Sentiment

Wall Street has historically viewed Clear through the lens of discretionary consumer spending, a "nice-to-have" subscription for frequent flyers. Randian’s pivot toward a "Government-as-a-Service" model challenges that narrative.

Clear Secure Inc stock was 0.5% higher on Tuesday, as of 1:00 pm ET.

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DevvStream stock soars after nuclear power, eSAF collaboration MOU

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Investing.com -- DevvStream Corp (NASDAQ:DEVS) stock surged 6.8% Tuesday after the carbon management firm announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding to evaluate a strategic collaboration focused on small modular reactor nuclear power development and sustainable aviation fuel production.

The agreement involves IP3 Corporation, Southern Energy Renewables, and XCF Global Inc (NASDAQ:SAFX), outlining a framework to assess the development of zero-carbon nuclear electricity from small modular reactors to support clean fuel production and energy-intensive markets like AI data centers.

The proposed collaboration aims to advance reliable nuclear power to enable continuous electrolysis, hydrogen production, and downstream fuel synthesis. The parties also intend to evaluate environmental-attribute structures associated with electro-sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) and related low-carbon fuel pathways.

"Together, we are exploring real-world asset and tokenized environmental-asset frameworks with the potential to unlock additional value, improve liquidity, and help lower the delivered cost of clean energy and fuels," said Sunny Trinh, Chief Executive Officer of DevvStream. "We see this as a potential America-first model that combines U.S. resources, digital infrastructure, and scalable markets."

The MOU also contemplates future development of digital infrastructure to enhance transparency, including tokenization of eligible environmental assets and the use of digital measurement, reporting, and verification systems.

Any specific collaboration arrangements, investments, or project development activities remain subject to confirmatory due diligence, negotiation and execution of definitive agreements, internal corporate approvals, and any required regulatory approvals.

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