Today: 25 May 2026

Tesla (TSLA) stock drops 3% after hours — here’s what Wall Street is watching before earnings

Tesla (TSLA) stock drops 3% after hours — here’s what Wall Street is watching before earnings

Tesla shares fell 3.1% to $435.20 Monday, underperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which both closed higher. The company reported 2025 deliveries of 1,636,129 vehicles and energy storage deployments of 46.7 GWh. Tesla will release fourth-quarter results Wednesday as investors focus on robotaxi and Full Self-Driving software revenue. Lemonade will cut insurance rates for Tesla drivers using FSD in Arizona and Oregon.
Microsoft stock rises after Maia 200 AI chip reveal, with earnings and Fed decision next

Microsoft stock rises after Maia 200 AI chip reveal, with earnings and Fed decision next

Microsoft shares rose 0.9% to $470.28 in late trading Monday after the company launched its second-generation Maia AI chip and new developer tools. The Maia 200 chip goes live this week at a data center in Iowa, with another site planned in Arizona. The announcement comes ahead of Microsoft’s quarterly results due Wednesday.
Newmont stock price: why NEM rose as gold tops $5,100 and Scotiabank lifts target to $152

Newmont stock price: why NEM rose as gold tops $5,100 and Scotiabank lifts target to $152

Newmont shares rose 1.3% to $125.92 in after-hours trading Monday as gold prices hit a record $5,100 an ounce. Trading volume reached about 13.1 million shares. Scotiabank raised its price target for Newmont to $152, citing economic uncertainty and higher gold forecasts. The company’s Boddington mine in Australia resumed operations at reduced capacity after bushfires, with a Q1 production shortfall expected.
D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) stock drops after hours as quantum shares wobble — what to watch next

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) stock drops after hours as quantum shares wobble — what to watch next

D-Wave Quantum shares fell 7.4% to $23.75 in after-hours trading Monday, erasing earlier gains above $26. Other quantum-computing stocks, including IonQ and Rigetti, also dropped sharply. The declines came ahead of D-Wave’s Qubits conference in Florida this week, where investors expect updates on its product roadmap and customer progress. IonQ announced a $1.8 billion deal to acquire SkyWater Technology.
American Express stock price edges up after hours as AXP heads into Fed decision and earnings

American Express stock price edges up after hours as AXP heads into Fed decision and earnings

American Express shares rose 0.5% to $363.33 in after-hours trading Monday, ahead of its Friday earnings report. The S&P 500 closed up 0.5% and the Dow gained 0.6% as investors braced for Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision and a wave of corporate results. Visa, Mastercard, and Capital One also advanced late. Analysts expect AmEx to report $3.55 per share for the quarter.
Cisco stock jumps on Evercore upgrade as Cisco rolls out new 360 Partner Program

Cisco stock jumps on Evercore upgrade as Cisco rolls out new 360 Partner Program

Cisco shares rose 3.3% to $77.02 in after-hours trading Monday after Evercore ISI upgraded the stock and raised its price target to $100, citing AI demand and an enterprise network upgrade cycle. Cisco also launched its new “Cisco 360” partner program targeting AI. Arista Networks and Hewlett Packard Enterprise shares also advanced during the session. Cisco’s next earnings report is scheduled for Feb. 11.
26 January 2026
Palo Alto Networks stock climbs after the bell as Fed decision nears — what traders watch next

Palo Alto Networks stock climbs after the bell as Fed decision nears — what traders watch next

Palo Alto Networks shares rose 2.2% to $184.19 in late Monday trading, with about 5.3 million shares changing hands. CrowdStrike, Fortinet, and Zscaler also advanced ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision Wednesday. Nike said it is investigating a possible data breach after a ransomware group claimed to have leaked company data. Investors are watching for big-tech earnings and Fed policy signals this week.

Stock Market Today

  • Legal & General Group Plc Cuts Blackstone Stake to $713M Amid Insider Sales
    May 25, 2026, 11:22 AM EDT. Legal & General Group Plc reduced its stake in Blackstone Inc. (NYSE: BX) by 1.1% in Q4, holding 4.63 million shares valued at $713.44 million. Institutional investors own 70% of Blackstone, with recent small new stakes taken by several firms. Insider sales have been notable: Bx Buzz Ml-1 Gp LLC sold 7.48 million shares at $3.51 each, a 99.66% drop in ownership, and Vikrant Sawhney sold 30,014 shares at $125.79. Insider transactions show a net purchase over 90 days but corporate insiders hold just 1% of shares. Analysts have mixed views: HSBC lowered its target price to $131 with a hold rating, BMO raised it to $132 with an outperform rating, and Citizens Jmp cut its target slightly to $190 maintaining a market outperform stance.

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SK hynix AI Memory Crunch: Big Tech Offers to Fund Fabs as Capacity Runs Out

SK hynix Nears Record Highs as Traders Eye Holiday Week Moves

25 May 2026
South Korea’s stock market was closed Monday for Buddha’s Birthday. SK hynix last traded at 1,941,000 won on May 22, up 6.7% for the week but below its recent high. Foreign investors sold 10 trillion won in SK hynix and Samsung Electronics last week. Regulators warned about new leveraged products tied to both chip stocks.
BlackBerry Rallies 19%; Quiet Holiday Week Could Test QNX Momentum

BlackBerry Surges, Eyes on Tuesday for Next Move

25 May 2026
BlackBerry’s Toronto shares hit a 52-week high Monday, trading at C$11.47 before settling at C$11.37. U.S. shares remain frozen at $7.91 with the NYSE closed for Memorial Day. The stock jumped 28% last week after strong Q4 results and a new record for QNX revenue. CIBC raised its price target to US$8.50, citing momentum in BlackBerry’s QNX and secure communications units.
LPKF Laser Stock Rips Higher Again — The Order Book May Decide What Happens Next

LPKF Laser Stock Rips Higher Again — The Order Book May Decide What Happens Next

25 May 2026
LPKF Laser & Electronics SE shares surged 14.92% to 28.50 euros in delayed Xetra trading Monday, extending a five-day gain to 31%. The rally comes despite first-quarter revenue dropping to 17.1 million euros and EBIT losses widening to 6.9 million euros. CEO Klaus Fiedler recently bought shares, while analysts warn optimism over LPKF’s glass technology outpaces current orders. The company’s AGM is set for June 4 in Hanover.
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