Talactac Leah sold $229K of VIK

Viking Mines said it has signed a binding agreement to sell 12 tenements covering its non-core First Hit gold project in Western Australia to ASX-listed First Au. Viking will receive $2.2m upfront ($1.2m cash, $1m in First Au shares) plus up to $2.8m in milestone-linked performance rights. Proceeds fund a focus on its Nevada Linka tungsten project; completion is subject to approvals.

U.S. and Iran announced a preliminary agreement to ease conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, according to the report. Oil fell more than 5% to the lowest since March. Airline shares rose: United, Delta and American up 4.5% each; Southwest up 4%. Cruise stocks also gained: Norwegian +4.7%, Carnival +4.5%, Royal Caribbean +4.3%, Viking +3%, as investors expect lower fuel costs.

Wall Street analysts issued multiple calls Monday. Goldman initiated HawkEye 360 as buy; Morgan Stanley upgraded Dell to equal weight; Wells Fargo upgraded Tandem Diabetes Care to overweight. Citizens initiated Microsoft at Market Outperform with a $550 target; Barclays initiated IBM at overweight with a $350 target. Cantor reiterated Tesla overweight; RBC reiterated Meta outperform. Broadcom was reiterated overweight by Morgan Stanley, raising its target to $485.

Viking Holdings (VIK) has risen 108% over the past year, outpacing Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian, which gained 4% to 21%, according to the article. It says Viking leads North American outbound river cruising with over half the market and has $6.7B trailing revenue. Viking’s market cap is $41B and enterprise value $43B, and its latest-quarter revenue rose 18%. The article also cites 92% of 2026 capacity booked and 21x next-year earnings.

Redmile Group, LLC purchased 400,000 indirectly-held shares of Attovia Therapeutics, Inc. (ATTO) at $17.00 ($6.80M total) on 2026-08-06.

Redmile Group, LLC purchased 200,000 shares of Attovia Therapeutics, Inc. (ATTO) at $17.00 ($3.40M total) on 2026-08-06.