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NVDA pulled in heavy ETF inflows this week as fund rebalancing drove positioning shifts, while NEE saw the inverse—outflows accelerating as allocators rotated away. The divergence highlights how passive money moves before headlines catch up: energy infrastructure lost favor in fund mandates even as

Universal Health Services CEO Marc Miller and CFO Steve Filton both exercised options at $138.80 per share on Thursday — Miller for $6.9 million and Filton for $5.4 million — marking the kind of synchronized insider activity that rarely happens by accident. Over at Fox, John Nallen and Lachlan Murdo

⚡ HPQ drops operating results, exec exits at DG & DIS The Filing Cabinet Daily SEC Intelligence Tuesday, February 03, 2026 · 482 Filings Tracked While most...

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