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Block [XYZ] surged nearly 10% in premarket trading after S&P Dow Jones Indices confirmed the company’s inclusion in the S&P 500, replacing Hess Corp effective July 23.

The milestone marks a major moment for the Jack Dorsey-led fintech company and could draw billions in passive investment inflows from index-tracking funds.

Block operates a diverse suite of brands, Square, Cash App, Afterpay, TIDAL, Proto, and Bitkey, all designed to expand access to the economy. Its move into the S&P 500 not only validates the company’s market cap and liquidity but also shows investor recognition of its business relevance and long-term growth strategy.

This isn’t just a sentiment boost. S&P additions typically trigger near-term buying from institutional investors, while also providing longer-term price support due to increased visibility and broader analyst coverage.

Traders also expect this inclusion to strengthen Block’s position as a core fintech holding, particularly with the integration of AI and the growth of decentralized finance.

The S&P 500 nod gives Block a credibility upgrade that can’t be ignored. While execution across its portfolio remains key, this catalyst could reignite broader interest in the stock heading into earnings season and the back half of 2025.

Domino’s Pizza [DPZ] posted solid Q2 results Monday morning, showing strong sales momentum and operational efficiency despite a slight decline in EPS.

The global pizza chain reported $3.81 in diluted earnings per share, down from $4.03 a year earlier, primarily due to a higher effective tax rate and losses associated with an investment in DPC Dash. Still, income from operations jumped 14.8% year over year, and revenue climbed 4.3% to $1.15 billion.

Same-store sales increased 3.4% in the U.S. and 2.4% internationally, with global net store growth reaching 178 locations during the quarter.

Domino’s now boasts over 21,500 stores worldwide and continues to lead the U.S. pizza category, aided by partnerships with major delivery aggregators and a broad menu that now includes stuffed crust offerings. Free cash flow surged nearly 44% to $332 million, helping the company fund $150 million in share repurchases.

Despite the EPS dip, the quarter showcased Domino’s operational resilience, with improved supply chain margins and disciplined spending. CEO Russell Weiner highlighted strong momentum in the delivery and carryout channels, and the company declared a quarterly dividend of $1.74, payable in September.

Domino’s is demonstrating its ability to grow in a challenging consumer environment, and the company’s digital strength and global footprint offer durable tailwinds.

With free cash flow accelerating and unit economics looking strong, this pizza leader remains a compelling long-term story.

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Opendoor Technologies [OPEN] is having a viral moment. Shares are up over 27% premarket and have surged nearly 200% in the last month, turning the real estate tech firm into the latest meme stock phenomenon.

The move gained traction after hedge fund manager Eric Jackson said betting on Opendoor now feels like backing Coinbase before FTX collapsed, an “only player left” thesis in the iBuyer space.

The excitement started on Reddit, where mentions of Opendoor exploded across WallStreetBets. Retail traders have flooded into bullish call options, creating a familiar setup reminiscent of GameStop’s infamous squeeze in 2021.

However, unlike GameStop, Opendoor is attempting a business model pivot, from a capital-heavy home-flipping model to an agent-assisted, asset-light platform.

Despite the buzz, risks abound. The company continues to post negative earnings, holds a debt-to-equity ratio exceeding 390%, and has an Altman Z-score indicating significant bankruptcy risk.

Analysts remain skeptical, with a wide range of price targets and concerns over execution. Still, Jackson’s bold claim that Opendoor could be a “100-bagger” has provided retail investors with just enough narrative to ignore the financials.

Opendoor is riding a wave of momentum fueled by optimism and online coordination. With earnings due August 5, a surprise EBITDA-positive quarter could fan the flames, or bring this rocket back to Earth. High-risk, high-reward traders should watch closely.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies is a crypto-native infrastructure firm that’s now making headlines for a very different reason: becoming the largest corporate holder of Ethereum. The company disclosed last week that it has accumulated over 300,000 ETH, worth more than $1.1 billion, with ambitions to eventually control 5% of Ethereum’s total supply. Its strategy involves raising capital, staking ETH for yield, and leveraging cash flows from crypto mining.

Shares are up 4.8% after hours as momentum builds behind Bitmine’s aggressive ETH accumulation strategy. With Ethereum rallying and attention shifting to crypto treasury management as a business model, Bitmine may be crafting its own version of the MicroStrategy playbook, except with ETH, rather than BTC.

Invesco is a global asset manager best known for running the massively popular QQQ ETF, which tracks the Nasdaq 100. The stock jumped 15% on Friday after the firm filed to convert QQQ from a unit investment trust into a management company, giving it greater flexibility and potentially unlocking more profit retention from fund operations.

Premarket gains of 2.2% suggest the move is still being digested, and investors may be positioning for long-term upside if the reclassification is approved. A drop in QQQ’s management fee from 0.20% to 0.18% also improves competitiveness in the crowded ETF space.

Dell Technologies is a leading enterprise hardware company with a growing presence in AI servers, edge computing, and enterprise storage. After a string of bullish analyst upgrades, shares climbed nearly 6% Friday and are up modestly again in premarket trading.

The catalyst was a BofA Securities raised its price target to $165, citing Dell’s strong positioning to capitalize on AI infrastructure buildouts. Mizuho and KeyBanc echoed bullish sentiments, citing Dell’s financial strength, server wins, and improving revenue forecasts. Dell is also expected to benefit as capital expenditure (capex) spending ramps back up, offsetting earlier public cloud headwinds.

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