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Wall Street finished the week with mixed trends as Israeli-linked stocks made headlines. Teva surged to a yearly high following FDA approval for its schizophrenia drug WELTRUZA, SimilarWeb outlined its new CEO compensation package, and Citi downgraded Nova.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with a mixed trend as the TA-35 fell 0.16% to 4,089.94 points and the TA-125 edged up 0.04% to 3,934.01 points amid fluctuating stock performances.

On October 7, Nova festival survivor Lala Levi found refuge in the home of Holocaust survivor Sarah Jackson at Kibbutz Saad. Their chance encounter sparked a profound, enduring intergenerational bond.

IDF officers recount their harrowing experiences on October 7, 2023, detailing rescue operations, the grim recovery of victims at the Nova festival, and lasting trauma.

The Phoenix has built a massive 7 billion shekel position in Israel's semiconductor sector, adding 3 billion shekels to stakes in Nova and Camtek.

Investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald prefers to avoid Israeli chip inspection firms Nova and Camtek after recent double-digit pullbacks, highlighting growth concerns and favoring alternative semiconductor equipment stocks.

Companies in this sector published excellent reports, yet they suffered the largest sales by foreign investors this week. Behind the move lies a warning sign coming straight from Wall Street. What do the foreigners know about these stocks, and what does it mean for your portfolio?

For the third time, the Nova Heaven project returns to the Nevada desert with a new installation featuring the names of the 413 victims and four nights of music. Vintage Culture, ANNA, Max Styler, and LP Giobbi will join Infected Mushroom, Captain Hook, Rafael, Darco, and a long list of Israeli artists.

For weeks, the Israeli chip giant was at the top of foreign purchases, and this week it jumped to the sellers' side. Along with it, a hot defense stock continues to absorb heavy liquidations. What is behind the wave of liquidations, and what does it teach us about your portfolio?

A mostly green week on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with two major developments: the fourth-largest bank on the exchange entered the list of the ten largest companies, replacing a chip manufacturer that reported its results. Meanwhile, the largest company on the exchange jumped nearly 9% and is approaching a market value of one trillion shekels.

Record results for Nova in the second quarter: it beat market revenue and profit forecasts, presented an optimistic outlook for the next quarter, and the stock is reacting with gains in pre-market trading on Wall Street. CEO: "Achievements derived from expanding market share and deepening collaborations."

The measurement equipment manufacturer from Rehovot recorded record revenue and profit, beat analyst forecasts, and presented a forecast suggesting continued growth — but investors were still disappointed. What is behind the numbers?

Asset management giant BlackRock has purchased Nova shares totaling more than 800 million shekels since the beginning of the year. Following the latest acquisition, its stake in the company has risen to 6.8%.

Following Teva's mixed results, the market is focusing on forward-looking guidance rather than just current figures. This week, attention turns to reports from Tower, Nova, Bezeq, El Al, and Nice.