Freshworks Inc. dropped 2% on Wednesday, as the company scheduled its Q2 results for Aug. 4, updating investors on its AI push and cost cutting moves. Shares ended at $10.17, down from $10.38 Tuesday. The stock moved between $10.01 and $10.34 during the session.
Capital One Financial shares slumped Wednesday, finishing down 5.39% at $191.95. The loss stretched the decline for a second day, leaving the stock trailing the wider market and key banking rivals. Shares dropped about $11 from the previous close, bringing market value to roughly $119.4 billion.
AT&T Inc. shares didn’t move much late Wednesday after Wells Fargo started coverage with a bearish view, adding pressure to a telecom stock facing questions about SpaceX’s Starlink plans.
Penguin Solutions shares surged, not on renewed AI hype, but after the company posted a strong revenue beat driven by memory sales and boosted its full-year outlook, leaving the previous forecast outdated in just one quarter.
SoFi is trading today like a high-multiple lender with a fintech angle, rather than as an ETF sponsor. At 12:49 p.m. in New York, shares were down 2.0% to $17.40 on 43.2 million shares. Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 was off 0.2%, and the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund lost 1.5%.
Bandwidth Inc. climbed over 12% on Tuesday, easily outpacing the broader U.S. indexes, which traded lower. That move also brought fresh focus to the stock’s spot near the conversion price for a hefty convertible note offering from June.
Ford Motor Company shares fell Tuesday, after the automaker reported a 10.3% drop in U.S. sales for the second quarter. But Ford pointed to a different number: stripping out planned phase-outs of the Escape and Lincoln Corsair, and assuming no change in daily-rental sales, Q2 sales would have climbed 0.5%, the company said.
UiPath, Inc. traded higher before the bell Tuesday. The automation software firm is up 0.85% to $11.93 at 7:01 a.m. EDT, according to MarketWatch, after closing Monday at $11.83. Volume hit 69.8 million on Monday, running 179% of the 65-day average. The focus now is if UiPath can turn a steady July-quarter ARR outlook into better growth in the back half.
Intel Corporation shares traded lower in premarket Tuesday. Wall Street analysts have raised their earnings targets for the chipmaker going into its July 23 report.
U.S. markets hadn’t started regular trading at the dateline. July 3 isn’t a holiday this year—NYSE’s 2026 calendar still marks it as open. The exchange’s main session is set for 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
American Airlines Group Inc. slipped in premarket trading Tuesday, diverging from a rising airline index. The main issue for investors ahead of Q2 results is whether shares have already priced in lower fuel costs.
Bank of America Corporation set a new all-time high on Monday, though the price is now roughly in line with where many analysts have their targets. Shares finished at $59.90, up 1.99%, after hitting an intraday high of $59.95. Trading came after the New York Stock Exchange’s July 3 Independence Day closure.
As of 17:01 EDT, regular trading on the NYSE had ended and after-hours action had started. NYSE says core hours run 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, with late trading from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. The exchange closed for Independence Day on Friday, July 3, not Monday.
Netflix, Inc. dropped 1.7% to $76.31 around midday Monday, moving lower even as tech traded stronger after the Independence Day break. The Nasdaq 2026 calendar listed U.S. markets closed on July 3 for the holiday, and Monday’s regular session ran from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
Amazon.com, Inc. slipped at the open Monday on the Nasdaq, bucking gains in the tech sector as Wall Street opened up after being shut for the July 3 Independence Day holiday. The Nasdaq Composite gained 0.65% when markets opened. Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 showed a 1.3% advance in the latest quote. Nasdaq regular hours run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
Intel Corporation looked ready for a partial bounce before the bell on Monday, but investors are watching another figure: NVIDIA Corporation’s position in Intel now shows a paper profit of over $20 billion since last year.
SoFi Technologies traded higher in Monday premarket, giving investors a set number to work with. Each reported member is being valued at around $1,590, based on current market cap, despite the stock’s big slide in 2026. Shares last traded at $18.34, down 44% from the 52-week peak at $32.73, but still 22% above the 52-week trough of $14.92.
Intel Corporation traded up 2.86% at $123.79 ahead of the open, snapping back $3.44 after falling $6.67 on Thursday. That means the shares tried to recover more than half of last session’s loss in premarket, but didn’t get back all of it.
NIO Inc starts the new U.S. trading week with a sales narrative that’s tidier than its stock price, though still not spotless. U.S. markets stayed shut Friday since the NYSE marked July 3 as the 2026 Independence Day observance, so Thursday’s close remains the latest U.S. quote.
July 8, 2026, 9:03 PM EDT. Billionaires are cutting Tesla and putting more into Brookfield Corporation (TSX:BN), showing a turn toward steadier, diversified plays with repeat cash flows. Brookfield trades at C$62.28 and has a market cap of C$152 billion. Shares are up 116% in three years. First quarter 2026 net income jumped to US$1 billion from US$215 million a year earlier. Asset management fee-bearing capital rose 12% to US$614 billion, and fee-driven earnings rose 11%. Brookfield has raised US$67 billion so far this year, including a US$40 billion mandate from Just Group. Investors cite Brookfield's reach across infrastructure, renewables, real estate, and private equity as more reliable than Tesla's narrower product lineup.