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AbbVie stock (ABBV) firms up into earnings week as markets turn cautious

AbbVie stock (ABBV) firms up into earnings week as markets turn cautious

AbbVie shares rose 1.17% to $223.01 Friday, outperforming a broader market dip after Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. Trading volume in AbbVie topped its 50-day average ahead of next week’s earnings report. The stock remains about 9% below its 52-week high. AbbVie will release results and hold its earnings call early Wednesday.
AbbVie stock rises as ABBV heads into Feb. 4 earnings; Botox price talks in focus

AbbVie stock rises as ABBV heads into Feb. 4 earnings; Botox price talks in focus

AbbVie shares rose about 1% Friday, closing near $222.73 ahead of its Feb. 4 earnings report and first 2026 guidance. Investors are watching Botox pricing risks after Medicare listed it for price negotiations, and new aesthetics data from Paris. The stock dropped 2.35% Wednesday, ending a five-day rally. Goldman Sachs kept a neutral rating with a $223 target.

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    June 26, 2026, 3:10 PM EDT. Despite significant weakness in technology stocks, the overall market breadth remains positive, indicating more stocks are advancing than declining. This divergence shows the market's resilience beyond the tech sector, with investors finding strength in other areas even as tech faces challenges.

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MARA stock shifts as focus turns to Long Ridge power data, bitcoin less in play

MARA stock shifts as focus turns to Long Ridge power data, bitcoin less in play

26 June 2026
MARA surged 6.6% to $14.79 after a new filing revealed Long Ridge Q1 adjusted EBITDA of $25.4 million versus MARA’s $1.04 billion loss, as investors digested details of MARA’s $1.5 billion deal to pivot from bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure; Citizens initiated coverage at Outperform with a $24 target citing demand for “powered capacity.”
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