Janus Living, Inc.

Ukrainian-rooted startup Swarmer, whose drone software is actively used in combat missions, debuted on Wall Street with the best result since the listing of Newsmax, US President Donald Trump's <a href="https://www.euronews.com/business/2025/05/05/newsmax-ceo-shares-his-secrets-to-success-as-trumps-favourite-us-channel-sees-its-stock-so#:~:text=Self%20declared%20as%20US%20President%E2%80%99s%20%E2%80%9Cfavourite%20US%20channel%E2%80%9D%2C">"favorite American TV channel."</a> Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken and payment service PhonePe have postponed their IPOs amid the Iran crisis. The new Texas Stock Exchange is assembling a stellar team for its upcoming launch. The main events in the IPO market for the week - in our selection.

Startup with Ukrainian roots grows by 1000%, pauses Kraken: the main thing about IPO by March 22

Citi's pessimistic scenario assumes the largest cryptocurrency collapses to $58,000

Citi worsens bitcoin forecast by 20% due to stalled cryptocurrency laws in the US

Blackstone Inc.

BlackRock, Inc.

Morgan Stanley

Wealthy investors tried to withdraw more than $10 billion from several of the largest private credit funds in the first quarter, forcing management companies to limit withdrawals. This jeopardized one of the key sources of growth for Wall Street and prompted comparisons among some market participants to the first signs of the 2008 financial crisis, <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/3103e960-5e54-4cff-a439-b61a77ab21bd">writes the</a> Financial Times.

'Bubble deflated': investors take billions out of private credit funds

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The largest U.S. bank will cut back on the amount of funding it provides to private lending funds secured by the business loans they issue

JPMorgan discounted loans to software developers. How does this threaten the stock market?

Blue Owl Capital Inc.

This is another blow to the private lending market

BlackRock has restricted withdrawals from its flagship fund for the first time. Shares plummeted

Gold miners will remain profitable even with the precious metal at $4,000 per troy ounce, according to Danny Moses of Moses Ventures

Traders from "The Downgrade Game" reveal the best investments in the midst of the soft-apocalypse

Janux Therapeutics, Inc.

Janux Therapeutics – a small-cap developer of prostate cancer therapies – has lost more than 65% of its market value over the past year. The steepest decline followed the release of data on one of the key candidates in the company’s pipeline. Despite this, Janux shares remain in the portfolios of BlackRock and investor Steve Cohen, according to its <a href="https://www.gurufocus.com/stock/JANX/ownership">Form 13F filing</a> as of the end of September. Wall Street analysts, for their part, continue to recommend buying the stock, expecting it could rise more than 300%.

Why biotech Janux, held by Blackrock and Steve Cohen, has consensus upside of 300%

Kaiko analyst Adam McCarthy sees the risk of bitcoin collapse down to $70000

Bitcoin collapsed to a nine-month low. What does Trump's favorite to head the Fed have to do with it?

Capitalism must evolve so that more people can benefit from economic success rather than watching from the sidelines, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest investment firm, said in a keynote speech at the Davos forum.

What's wrong with capitalism: highlights from BlackRock's Davos speech

Alphabet Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

NVIDIA Corporation

Multi-billion dollar investments by IT giants are causing growing concerns among market participants

BlackRock has noticed a shift in investors' priorities in the AI market. What are they choosing now?

BlackRock senior portfolio manager Tom Becker calls 2025 a "boring rally." He observes that the low volatility of the last three quarters — when the release <a href="https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9rjjkw">of Taylor Swift's movie</a> seemed more significant than trading sessions — hides a fragile equilibrium that investors mistakenly mistake for long-term stability.

"The old rules don't work": what red flags does BlackRock see in 2026?

Freedom has released its top U.S. stock picks for 2026, making sweeping changes to last year’s <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/freedom-broker-obnovil-spisok-lucsih-investidej-na-2025-god">lineup</a>. Most prior picks have been dropped, while a new group of stocks has emerged as macroeconomic conditions, corporate earnings trajectories, and sector dynamics have shifted.