Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey opened to a massive $264.1 million globally this weekend. That's one of the biggest debuts in years. IMAX is a direct winner — and the company reports earnings on Wednesday. The film's performance sets an unusually strong backdrop heading into that print.
Alphabet reports Q2 results on Tuesday after the close. It's the marquee event of the week. Short interest sits at just 1.5% of free float — options flow leans firmly bullish. Intel follows on Wednesday, carrying far more risk. Charter Communications and Southwest Airlines also report midweek.
Short sellers are not retreating from high-conviction bets. sits at 70% SI % FF with availability at essentially zero. remains the most-shorted name tracked, at 79% — though shorts covered sharply this week after a big unwind. Both names look like powder kegs heading into any catalyst.
Wall Street reshuffled its financial sector rankings. Morgan Stanley earned an upgrade. State Street saw its average target rise by nearly $12 to $196.89. On the other side, Prudential Financial and Fox Corporation both took downgrades. Fox already carries 21% short interest — bears aren't done there.
Bessemer Venture Partners filed 10 sales of ServiceTitan this month, totalling $71M in exits. Meanwhile, a 10% owner bought $32M of Mission Produce — a notable accumulation in the avocado distributor.
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