How does this event compare to Mr. Cohen’s previous dealings? It is a larger gesture than those typically observed, exceeding his usual activity – a median sale of 15,220 shares since September 2024. The context, however, is crucial; the exercise of options lends a particular character to this transaction, a necessary adjustment of accounts rather than a decisive shift in allegiance.
The prevailing narrative centered on a disconnect between valuation and genuine application. The assumption was simple enough: if the deployment of AI failed to keep pace with the escalating financial commitments, a correction – a rather unpleasant one – was all but guaranteed. Even Satya Nadella, a figure hardly given to alarmism, acknowledged the need for broader adoption beyond the confines of the technology sector itself.
Palantir, now they know how to put on a show. Started by supplying the spooks and the Pentagon – very James Bond, very sophisticated. Now they’re selling to everyone, even accountants! Can you imagine? They’ve gone from tracking terrorists to tracking… tax deductions. The stock price has, shall we say, exploded. It’s gone up so much, I’m half expecting Jeff Bezos to offer them a ride to space.
The acquisition of 85,742 additional shares elevates Bouvel’s stake to a rather significant 6.38% of their reportable U.S. equity portfolio. A substantial commitment, wouldn’t you agree? One does not simply dabble with such sums. It suggests a confidence in BOND’s potential, or perhaps a weariness with the vulgar displays of more speculative ventures.
Transaction value is based on the SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price of $35.92.
In a policy briefing with the Legislative Council’s Finance Committee, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, didst address the audience with the measured flair of a rhetorician who suspects the punchline.
They reported earnings on January 29th. Big deal. Everyone’s praising “solid consumer spending.” Solid? What does that even mean? It’s just a word people throw around. Mastercard’s revenue up 18%, Visa 15%? So what? They’re supposed to be up more! It’s like ordering a pastrami on rye and getting… slightly more than half a pastrami. You just want what you paid for, is that so much to ask?
Amongst those attempting to navigate these turbulent waters, the names of Lucid Motors and Nio are frequently mentioned. Both have demonstrated a certain… eagerness, and it is with a discerning eye that we shall examine their prospects, lest enthusiasm outweigh sound judgment.
As of January 27, 2026 – a date that will undoubtedly be remembered by future historians for reasons we can only speculate upon – this purchase constitutes 7.91% of Symmetry Partners’ 13F reportable assets under management. Which is… a lot. It’s like deciding you’re only going to eat 7.91% of a very large pizza. A perfectly reasonable decision, of course, but one that raises questions about the existence of other, even larger pizzas.
The numbers, as they often do, tell a story. Lubner still holds a fair chunk of Arcellx, about $1.56 million worth, even after this little trim. The transaction price was based on a weighted average of $75.00, which seems…reasonable, given the closing price of $72.17 on January 20, 2026. It’s all a bit dizzying, isn’t it? All those digits floating around.