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Earnings Reports 5 February 2026

CarMax reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $8.01 billion, surpassing forecasts due to higher used-car prices and strong wholesale demand, though its retail used-vehicle gross profit per unit fell as the company continued price cuts to drive sales. La-Z-Boy shares rebounded after hours following an earnings beat, despite flat revenue and ongoing weakness in same-store orders and Joybird sales; retail expansion supported results. Micron Technology shares declined 3.6% after a record close, as semiconductor stocks broadly slipped with investors taking profits. Netflix shares fell amid deal speculation involving Roku and Lionsgate, with the next earnings date set for July 16; the stock’s outlook remains tied to ads, pricing, and engagement. AT&T shares dropped 1.23% while the broader market rose, with telecom stocks pressured more by rate changes than company-specific news. Dave & Buster’s shares fell 4.72% after reporting Q1 revenue, profit, and comps below estimates, raising questions about future sales and free-cash-flow targets. Nokia shares pulled back 3.32% in Helsinki after a recent surge, with its ADR slightly higher in New York. Ford shares lagged the S&P 500, slipping 0.3% as the company seeks to keep importing China-built Lincoln Nautilus amid upcoming U.S. rules for connected-car software. Nu Holdings shares rose 1.7% despite a Citi downgrade and lowered price target, while Brazilian shares underperformed U.S. markets. SoFi Technologies gained 3.35% as growth-focused fintech stocks advanced, with its Q2 earnings expected in late July or early August. Citi raised its S&P 500 year-end target to 8,100, citing stronger earnings and AI-driven demand, while a U.S.-Iran framework deal eased oil market pressures. Palantir settled at $127.99, down 2.36%, with Q2 revenue guidance between $1.797 billion and $1.801 billion; bulls cite strong U.S. AI demand, while bears focus on valuation. Coupang shares fell 2.49% after a previous jump, as the company prepares to book about $410 million in privacy-related fines in Q2.
Carvana stock falls 4%: what CVNA traders are watching before Feb. 18 earnings

Carvana stock falls 4%: what CVNA traders are watching before Feb. 18 earnings

Carvana shares fell 4.3% to $393.04 Wednesday, swinging between $366.62 and $410.52 during the session. COO Benjamin Huston sold shares on Feb. 3 under a preset trading plan, according to an SEC filing. Rosen Law Firm said it is investigating possible securities claims against Carvana. The company will report fourth-quarter and full-year earnings after markets close Feb. 18.
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Constellation Energy stock sinks nearly 7% as PJM price-cap push keeps traders cautious ahead of earnings

Constellation Energy stock sinks nearly 7% as PJM price-cap push keeps traders cautious ahead of earnings

Constellation Energy shares fell 6.7% to $250.46 Wednesday on heavy volume after Washington pressed PJM to cap power prices and speed up grid connections for data centers. The drop came despite Constellation’s recent $7 billion Calpine acquisition, which made it the largest U.S. electricity producer. Other wholesale power stocks also declined, while NextEra Energy rose 1.3%.
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CrowdStrike stock slides again: AI jitters, insider filings and March earnings loom

CrowdStrike stock slides again: AI jitters, insider filings and March earnings loom

CrowdStrike shares fell 1.5% to $415.36 Wednesday, extending a six-day losing streak and leaving the stock 27% below its November peak. Trading volume hit 4.7 million shares. The drop followed insider sale disclosures and a broader $830 billion selloff in software stocks amid AI disruption fears. Investors now await CrowdStrike’s March 3 earnings report.
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Analog Devices stock pops as chip dealmaking back in focus ahead of ADI earnings

Analog Devices stock pops as chip dealmaking back in focus ahead of ADI earnings

Analog Devices shares rose 3% to $320.44 Wednesday, bucking declines in major chip stocks. The move followed Texas Instruments’ $7.5 billion deal to buy Silicon Labs, drawing attention to the analog chip sector. Trading volume in ADI topped its recent average. Investors are focused on ADI’s Feb. 18 earnings for signals on demand and margins.
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Amgen stock jumps 8% after earnings beat — what to know before Thursday’s open

Amgen stock jumps 8% after earnings beat — what to know before Thursday’s open

Amgen shares surged 8.2% to $366.20 Wednesday after quarterly earnings beat forecasts and the company issued a 2026 outlook above consensus. Investors focused on progress in Amgen’s MariTide obesity program, which could allow less frequent dosing. The company reported Q4 revenue of $9.9 billion and adjusted EPS of $5.29. Amgen plans $2.6 billion in 2026 capital spending and capped share buybacks at $3 billion.
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Coca-Cola stock steadies after CEO Quincey’s sale filing as Wall Street braces for Feb. 10 results

Coca-Cola stock steadies after CEO Quincey’s sale filing as Wall Street braces for Feb. 10 results

Coca-Cola closed up 0.6% at $77.35 on Wednesday, steadying after hours as an SEC filing showed CEO James Quincey plans to sell about 337,824 shares worth $25.4 million. Jefferies raised its price target to $88 ahead of next week’s earnings. UBS cited expectations for another “on-algorithm” year. The planned sale represents less than 0.01% of Coke’s outstanding shares.
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PayPal stock price slips after-hours as CEO shake-up and weak 2026 outlook keep PYPL under pressure

PayPal stock price slips after-hours as CEO shake-up and weak 2026 outlook keep PYPL under pressure

PayPal shares fell 1.6% to $41.03 in after-hours trading Wednesday after the company named HP’s Enrique Lores as CEO, replacing Alex Chriss. The stock drop followed weak 2026 profit guidance and a slowdown in branded checkout growth. PayPal reported Q4 revenue of $8.68 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.23, but scrapped its 2027 targets. CFO Jamie Miller will serve as interim CEO until March 1.
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Bloom Energy stock slides in after-hours as traders brace for Thursday earnings

Bloom Energy stock slides in after-hours as traders brace for Thursday earnings

Bloom Energy shares dropped 12.8% to $147.35 in after-hours trading Wednesday after a volatile session. Wall Street expects fourth-quarter profits to fall from last year despite higher revenue, with analysts forecasting $0.25 per share on $649.12 million in sales. Investors are focused on guidance and orders tied to data-center power demand. Bloom reports earnings Thursday after the close.
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Merck stock rises after-hours as cautious 2026 forecast meets new cholesterol pill headlines

Merck stock rises after-hours as cautious 2026 forecast meets new cholesterol pill headlines

Merck shares rose 2.2% to $118.33 in after-hours trading Wednesday after new data showed its experimental cholesterol drug enlicitide cut LDL by up to 60% in a major trial. The company’s 2026 revenue forecast of $65.5–$67.0 billion missed Wall Street estimates, citing pressure from off-patent drugs and U.S. pricing. Keytruda sales reached $8.37 billion last quarter, while Gardasil revenue fell 34%.
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Booking (BKNG) stock slips after-hours as AI worries hit analyst notes ahead of Feb. 18 results

Booking (BKNG) stock slips after-hours as AI worries hit analyst notes ahead of Feb. 18 results

Booking Holdings shares fell 0.8% to $4,607.13 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Citizens Bank downgraded the stock, citing AI risks and a lack of near-term growth drivers. The stock has dropped 9.3% since Tuesday amid heavy volume and sector-wide declines. Booking will report fourth-quarter and full-year earnings on Feb. 18. KeyBanc maintained an overweight rating but trimmed its price target.
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Coinbase stock slides after Nevada lawsuit over sports event contracts; earnings ahead

Coinbase stock slides after Nevada lawsuit over sports event contracts; earnings ahead

Coinbase shares fell 6.2% to $168.62 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Nevada’s gaming regulator filed a civil enforcement action to block the company’s sports-linked event contracts. The Nevada Gaming Control Board seeks a court order halting what it calls unlicensed wagering. Coinbase called the move a “state power grab,” arguing federal law should apply. Bitcoin and ether also dropped, weighing on exchange stocks.
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Stock Market Today

  • Canaan CEO Zhang Nangeng Buys 500,000 ADS in Open Market
    June 17, 2026, 10:46 PM EDT. Canaan Inc. (ticker: CAN) Chief Executive Officer Zhang Nangeng purchased 500,000 American Depositary Shares (ADS) on June 15, 2026. The purchase, disclosed in an SEC Form 4 filing, reflects a direct acquisition of shares by the company executive. This move may signal confidence from Canaan's leadership in the company's prospects. ADS represent shares of a foreign company traded on U.S. exchanges, allowing investors to buy shares without dealing with cross-border transactions. Zhang's transaction enhances his stake in Canaan, a key player in blockchain technology and cryptocurrency mining hardware.

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