Key statistics
Previous close$44.87
Open$44.53
Day high$44.53
Day low$44.53
52-week high$52.52
52-week low$37.62
Market cap1.23B
Volume—
Average volume—
P/E ratio—
Forward P/E—
EPS—
Dividend yield0.00%
Market context
Why it moved
CPOAX, a capital preservation-oriented fixed income fund, declined modestly as geopolitical tensions escalated following Iranian missile and drone attacks on Kuwaiti infrastructure, prompting a risk-off shift in bond markets and pressuring fund valuations.
What is happening
Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.
July 17, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) is trading modestly lower, reflecting spillover from Morgan Stanley's disappointing Q2 earnings, which sent MS shares down over 3% on July 16 due to wealth management margin compression and slower-than-expected investment banking recovery. This is notable given the otherwise strong financial sector backdrop — Wall Street peers like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BlackRock posted record Q2 results — while the broader financial sector ETF (XLF) holds near 52-week highs, underscoring fund-specific headwinds tied to its Morgan Stanley parentage.-1.3412
July 14, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) is trading lower in pre-market, slipping roughly 2.8% from its previous close of $46.22 to $44.92, underperforming broader financial sector peers as the XLF sector ETF edges down just 0.30% in extended hours. The fund's decline comes amid a mixed macro backdrop: while major U.S. bank earnings from JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs are beating Q2 estimates on strong dealmaking and trading, Morningstar flags that financial services stocks have been among the worst-performing sectors over the past year, citing concerns over AI disruption and cracks in private credit. Compounding sentiment, renewed U.S.-Iran tensions are pushing oil prices higher and injecting geopolitical uncertainty into an already cautious pre-market session.-2.8126
July 13, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) declined as a risk-off tone gripped markets, with renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities sending oil prices sharply higher and weighing on equity sentiment broadly. The asset management sector faces additional headwinds as investors brace for a pivotal week of Q2 earnings from major banks and key U.S. inflation data, while the S&P 500 trades near 52-week highs but faces scrutiny over whether elevated energy prices could reignite inflationary pressure and complicate the Fed's rate path.-1.6386
July 9, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) edged higher as the broader financial services sector found support amid a strong session for asset managers, highlighted by Goldman Sachs surging on a $70 billion pension outsourcing mandate win from Verizon and Lockheed Martin. The XLF financial sector ETF held relatively steady, while Q2 earnings season anticipation — with major banks reporting July 14 — boosted sentiment across asset management names. Geopolitical volatility from renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and rising oil prices continued to create a complex macro backdrop, but the fund's modest gain reflected resilience in the asset management space.0.7937
July 8, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) declined amid a broad risk-off session as President Trump declared the U.S.-Iran peace framework 'over,' sending oil prices surging over 5% and triggering a global equity selloff. The Financial Services sector ETF (XLF) also retreated, with geopolitical tensions and rising crude prices stoking inflation fears ahead of the Federal Reserve's June meeting minutes release — pressuring asset managers and financials broadly as investors rotated away from risk assets.-1.5964
July 2, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) closed essentially unchanged after hours, holding steady at $46.29 amid a mixed backdrop for asset management stocks. The broader finance sector saw XLF slip marginally in after-hours trading, while the S&P 500 ended a volatile session lower as investors awaited the June nonfarm payrolls report. Asset management peers broadly underperformed following mixed Q1 earnings, with names like Carlyle down 16% and Blackstone off 7.7% since reporting. A hawkish Fed stance under Chair Kevin Warsh and rising rate-hike expectations have weighed on financial sector sentiment, though Q2 2026 marked the S&P 500's strongest quarterly gain in six years, boosting AUM valuations across the industry.June 30, 2026MS Insight Fund Class A (CPOAX) rallied sharply, gaining nearly 4% to close at $46.29, outperforming the broader financial sector as the XLF edged slightly lower in after-hours trade. The fund's advance came on the final trading day of the first half of 2026, a period marked by a strong equity rally driven by AI optimism, a fragile US-Iran ceasefire lifting market sentiment, and the Supreme Court's ruling to preserve Fed Governor Lisa Cook's position — a development that eased concerns over central bank independence and provided a steadier macro backdrop for asset managers.3.766
