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NASDAQ:COO News 5 December 2025

Cooper Companies (COO) Stock Jumps on Q4 2025 Earnings Beat, Strategic Review and Fresh Analyst Upgrades

Cooper Companies (COO) Stock Jumps on Q4 2025 Earnings Beat, Strategic Review and Fresh Analyst Upgrades

Published: December 5, 2025 Cooper Companies, Inc. (NASDAQ: COO), the medical device group behind CooperVision contact lenses and CooperSurgical women’s health products, is back in the spotlight after a busy 24 hours of earnings, strategic moves and analyst reactions. Following a fiscal Q4 2025 earnings beat, a new long‑term free cash flow target, and the launch of a formal strategic…
5 December 2025
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Cooper Companies (NASDAQ: COO) Soars on Strategic Review and Q4 Beat: Stock Forecast and Analysis After 4 December 2025

Cooper Companies (NASDAQ: COO) Soars on Strategic Review and Q4 Beat: Stock Forecast and Analysis After 4 December 2025

The Cooper Companies, Inc. (CooperCompanies, NASDAQ: COO) just dropped a packed news day: fiscal Q4 2025 earnings, upbeat 2026 guidance, a formal strategic review, and a change in board leadership. Together, these announcements on 4 December 2025 jolted COO stock higher in extended trading and reshaped the investment narrative around this mid-cap medtech name. GlobeNewswire This article pulls together the…
5 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Silver Drops 17% Amid Bitcoin Sell-Off, Echoing Michael Burry's 'Death Spiral' Warning
    February 5, 2026, 1:51 AM EST. Silver plunged up to 17% over 24 hours, erasing recent gains and dragging down gold and copper amid thin liquidity and heavy speculative bets. The sell-off extended to crypto-linked silver tokens, with forced liquidations exceeding $17 million on Hyperliquid. Hedge fund manager Michael Burry earlier warned of a 'collateral death spiral', where falling bitcoin collateral triggers sales of tokenized metals. This dynamic forces traders to liquidate profitable metal positions to cover crypto losses, sometimes causing metals to drop harder than bitcoin. Markets remain sensitive to Federal Reserve chair nomination Kevin Warsh and rate hike expectations, but current moves largely reflect forced selling rather than fundamental factors.
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