IJR News — today's news from every sideDerek Foss I have tried keeping my spine angle steady before but adding that little tilt sounds like it could lock in the plane without extra moves. Tom Gallagher Phoenix in summer sounds worth it if the heat doesn't bother you and prices drop that low. Chris Dalton Leading the league in ejections isn't the kind of mark a new manager wants after one year. Dana Whitfield It's odd how four similar ETFs lost nearly all their shorts while DOCT gained so many. Maybe a rotation in how people view the buffers. Rachel Meyers Rising Treasury yields will keep pressuring the market until inflation shows real signs of cooling. Derek Foss That slow first half was frustrating to watch but Patterson's burst before the break really flipped the game in their favor. Chris Dalton Weather swings like this always throw off my fall plans for the garden. Rachel Meyers Day-to-day status is decent news but they should keep a close eye on any lingering effects from the bleeding. August Short Interest Swings Across Five SecuritiesFinance — Sep 13, 2026Several small- to mid-cap financial instruments and funds saw notable August short-interest changes, with NMFCZ up 130%, MTPOF up 225.8%, MUEL down 50%, SMMU down 67.6%, and MGF up 158.3%, indicating shifting trader positioning across fixed income, regional banks, specialty manufacturing, municipal bond ETFs, and government-focused funds. The reports underscore a broad tilt of short interest moves across diverse corners of the financial market rather than a single sector trend.
Wella files for NYSE IPO after swinging back to profit — Aug 31, 2026Wella Company, owner of brands such as Wella Professionals, OPI, Clairol and ghd, filed for a U.S. IPO to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WELA, with Goldman Sachs, BofA Securities, KKR, and J.P. Morgan among the underwriters. The move comes amid sustained revenue growth and profitability improvements, backed by KKR’s majority stake and a global footprint in more than 100 countries.
