IPOs for 2026

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ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: February 13, 2026 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: February 13, 2026

IPOs for 2026 SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are among the biggest IPOs that could debut in 2026. Read now Chart of the week: Auto sales chugging along US auto sales have been a relatively bright spot the last several years, rising from their September 2021 low. Read now What's next for gold and silver? Market Sense dives into the historic price swings and what it could mean for investors. Watch now A play on gaming stocks Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the gaming industry. Read now Backdoor, Mega, and Roth conversions explained Learn about ways that may help you money grow tax-free1. Watch now How to maximize tax-advantaged savings Layering accounts may help optimize tax savings. Read now

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