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Earnings Reports 3 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.
Nvidia stock drops on OpenAI chip doubts as investors brace for earnings

Nvidia stock drops on OpenAI chip doubts as investors brace for earnings

Nvidia shares fell 2.9% to $185.61 Tuesday morning after reports that OpenAI is testing alternatives to Nvidia’s AI chips for inference tasks. OpenAI has considered chips from AMD and several startups. The broader chip sector rose, with AMD shares up about 4%. Nvidia’s quarterly earnings are scheduled for February 25.
PayPal dumps CEO Alex Chriss, taps HP chief Enrique Lores as earnings miss and dividend debut jolt stock

PayPal dumps CEO Alex Chriss, taps HP chief Enrique Lores as earnings miss and dividend debut jolt stock

PayPal named HP’s Enrique Lores as CEO, replacing Alex Chriss after weak Q4 results and a downbeat 2026 forecast sent shares tumbling 16% premarket. Jamie Miller becomes interim chief. Q4 revenue rose 4% to $8.7 billion, but branded checkout volume lagged. The board declared PayPal’s first quarterly dividend of $0.14, payable March 25.
Lumentum stock jumps into earnings day as LITE traders brace for after-bell report

Lumentum stock jumps into earnings day as LITE traders brace for after-bell report

Lumentum shares surged 8.1% Monday to $423.42 ahead of its fiscal Q2 earnings due after Tuesday’s close. Wall Street expects adjusted EPS of $1.40 and revenue near $646.7 million. Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $350 but kept an equal-weight rating. Investors are watching for signals on data-center demand and guidance during the 5 p.m. ET call.
Snowflake stock rises premarket after OpenAI deal, AI product rollout puts Feb. 25 earnings in focus

Snowflake stock rises premarket after OpenAI deal, AI product rollout puts Feb. 25 earnings in focus

Snowflake shares rose 1.3% to $193.22 in Tuesday’s premarket after announcing a $200 million partnership with OpenAI and new AI tools in London. The company will report fiscal 2026 earnings on Feb. 25. Jeremy Burton resigned from the board following Snowflake’s acquisition of Observe, Inc., with no disagreement cited. Executives are set to present at Morgan Stanley’s tech conference on March 3.
Rambus stock dives 14% premarket after earnings as supply snag dents near-term outlook

Rambus stock dives 14% premarket after earnings as supply snag dents near-term outlook

Rambus shares fell 14.4% to $97.37 in premarket trading Tuesday after the company reported a one-time supply chain disruption that will hit near-term shipments. Fourth-quarter GAAP revenue reached $190.2 million, with record product sales of $96.8 million. The company projected lower product revenue for Q1 and warned that meeting targets depends on new contracts.
PayPal stock jumps in premarket ahead of Q4 earnings: what investors watch today

PayPal stock jumps in premarket ahead of Q4 earnings: what investors watch today

PayPal shares rose 2.8% to $53.80 in premarket trading Tuesday ahead of earnings expected at $1.29 per share on $8.78 billion revenue. Analysts are watching for updates on branded checkout adoption, margin forecasts, and spending trends as competition from Apple Pay and Stripe intensifies. The company’s new checkout rollout has reached just 25% of merchants. Price targets have been trimmed by several brokers.
Disney stock slides 7% in premarket after earnings flag park headwinds, CEO succession in focus

Disney stock slides 7% in premarket after earnings flag park headwinds, CEO succession in focus

Disney shares fell 7.3% to $104.45 in premarket trading Tuesday, outpacing declines at media rivals. The drop followed new disclosures, including a halt to reporting TV and streaming subscriber numbers and warnings of weaker international park attendance. Disney reported quarterly revenue of $26 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.63 per share. CEO succession and parks outlook remain in focus for investors.
AMD stock price jumps in premarket as OpenAI eyes Nvidia alternatives ahead of earnings

AMD stock price jumps in premarket as OpenAI eyes Nvidia alternatives ahead of earnings

AMD shares rose about 4% to $246.27 in early Tuesday trading ahead of its earnings report, with Wall Street expecting $1.32 EPS and $9.7 billion revenue for the December quarter. OpenAI is reportedly considering AMD chips as alternatives to Nvidia for AI inference, though still relies on Nvidia hardware. HSBC raised its AMD price target to $335. Nvidia fell nearly 3% and Intel gained 5% in premarket moves.
Prudential share price ticks up on fresh buyback filing as March results loom

Prudential share price ticks up on fresh buyback filing as March results loom

Prudential shares rose 0.75% to 1,215 pence Tuesday after the company disclosed it repurchased 317,142 shares on Feb. 2 at £12.0211 each, with plans to cancel them. The buybacks are part of a $1.2 billion program launched in January and set to finish by Dec. 18, 2026. Shares remain near a 52-week high, up about 78% over the past year. Final results are due March 19.
Shell stock price slides with oil — what to watch before Feb 5 earnings

Shell stock price slides with oil — what to watch before Feb 5 earnings

Shell’s U.S. shares fell 1.7% to $75.73 on Monday as oil prices slid over 4% following signs of easing U.S.-Iran tensions. Brent crude settled at $66.30 a barrel. Investors are focused on Shell’s fourth-quarter results and dividend announcement due Feb. 5. Analysts expect major European oil firms to cut shareholder returns, mainly by reducing buybacks.
GSK share price nears a one-year high ahead of earnings after Wave drug handback and R&D cuts

GSK share price nears a one-year high ahead of earnings after Wave drug handback and R&D cuts

GSK shares edged up 0.1% to 1,926.5 pence Tuesday, nearing a one-year high ahead of its earnings report due Wednesday. The company is cutting about 350 R&D jobs in the UK and U.S. and recently returned rights to the WVE-006 drug candidate to Wave Life Sciences. Investors await CEO Luke Miels’ first major update and signals on cost controls and R&D priorities.
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Stock Market Today

  • INSPECS Group and Two UK Penny Stocks to Watch Amid Market Uncertainties
    June 18, 2026, 3:52 AM EDT. The UK stock market faces pressure as the FTSE 100 slips due to weak Chinese trade data, spotlighting the appeal of UK penny stocks for growth prospects. INSPECS Group plc, with a market cap of £98.11 million, recently raised £7.5 million via equity offering, despite a £9.56 million net loss and high debt. The company maintains short-term asset coverage over liabilities and a three-year cash runway. FDM Group (Holdings) plc, valued at £115.4 million and debt-free, saw earnings drop 72.4% last year and has a 9.51% dividend yield that may be unsustainable due to thin profit margins. These small-cap stocks offer potential but carry risks amid global economic uncertainties, making them notable watch points for investors seeking growth in niche segments.

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