Rackspace Crashes 31% in Two Days: Short Squeeze Ends Brutally
From May 15 to today, Rackspace lost 31%. FY2026 EPS guidance is negative at -$0.15 to -$0.20, equity stands at -$1.2 billion.
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From May 15 to today, Rackspace lost 31%. FY2026 EPS guidance is negative at -$0.15 to -$0.20, equity stands at -$1.2 billion.
ServiceNow leads gainers with +6.55%, while Rackspace Technology crashes 18% — two extremes on a volatile trading day.
IMF says: rate hike not necessary
In a single afternoon, 13,271 GLD call contracts on the $419 strike changed hands - vol/OI ratio exploded to 884%, the highest level in three months.
Coal prices have surged 45% since the Middle East conflict began – the fastest rebound since 2015.
Adobe raises Creative Cloud Pro to $69.99 (+27%) starting June 17 — analysts call it the most aggressive pricing power move since the 2013 subscription shift.
On a single trading day, 6.5 million QQQ contracts flowed through the market — the largest single-day volume since Q1 2026 and a direct signal of institutional repositioning.
On May 14, 2026 at 8:34 AM EST, institutions bought Cisco calls worth $2.1 billion — the largest single-day call position in networking sector history.
SLV tumbled 8.6% to $69.04, marking its steepest one‑day drop in years.
Hang Seng plunges 418 points below the 26,000 mark — the sharpest drop in three weeks. Nikkei loses 2%, over $120 billion in market cap evaporates overnight.
Bitcoin rose 0.3% to $78,180, outpacing both gold and the stock market amid US‑Iran tensions.
In the first 90 minutes after the earnings report, calls were bought at a 40:1 ratio — the highest call flow in the footwear sector in three months.