Carvana stock drops again after Gotham short report; Wall Street braces for Feb. 18 results
Carvana Co. shares dropped 6.2% on Friday, closing at $401.11, capping a tough week filled with headline-driven volatility for the online used-car seller.
CarMax holds steady post-revenue beat with margins still tight
CarMax shares traded higher ahead of the bell Wednesday after the top U.S. used-car seller topped revenue forecasts, pushing new CEO Keith Barr into focus. Retail margins shrank though. Reuters said the stock was up more than 5% in premarket, but later KMX was at $52.11, near Tuesday’s close.
Carvana stock (CVNA) slips into the weekend as traders line up Fed week and earnings season
Carvana Co shares dipped on Friday, ending the day 1.0% lower at $473.31. The stock fluctuated between $462.45 and $486.50 during the session.
Carvana stock slides after the bell as Wall Street ends 2025 lower — what investors watch next for CVNA
Carvana Co. shares slipped in after-hours trading on Wednesday, ending the final session of 2025 lower as investors wrapped up the year with light liquidity and a broad pullback in U.S. equities.
Carvana stock drifts in thin trade after Fed minutes — what CVNA investors are watching
Carvana Co shares edged lower on Tuesday afternoon, trading down less than 0.1% at $433.32, as year-end portfolio shifts kept risk appetite uneven across consumer names.
CarMax (KMX) Ousts CEO Bill Nash, Warns of Weak Q3; Shares Slide ~12% — Nov. 6, 2025
CarMax said its board terminated CEO Bill Nash effective Dec. 1 and named director David McCreight interim CEO. The used‑car giant also issued a downbeat Q3 outlook, sending KMX shares lower on Nov. 6, 2025.
Nasdaq Surges Amid AI Frenzy and Fed Optimism – EA Skyrockets on $50B Buyout Buzz
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Nasdaq Stumbles as Fed Jitters Mount, Intel Soars, Tariffs Rattle Tech Markets
Wall Street’s momentum faltered in the latter half of this week, with the Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq-100 both posting their third straight daily loss on Thursday. The Nasdaq Composite closed at 22,384.70, and the S&P 500 and Dow Jones also fell around 0.5% and 0.4%, respectively reuters.com. These declines marked a sharp reversal from Monday, when all three indices notched record-high closes investopedia.com after a months-long tech-driven rally. Traders say the pullback partly reflects investors locking in profits on big tech names that had run up dramatically through the summer. The CBOE Volatility Index – Wall Street’s “fear gauge” – remains relatively low, but market breadth turned negative as decliners outnumbered gainers by about 3-to-1 on the Nasdaq exchange reuters.com, indicating more stocks are participating in the downdraft.
Wall Street’s Wild 48 Hours: NYSE Hit by Fed Jitters, Tariff Shocks & Earnings Surprises
After a euphoric run to all-time highs earlier in the week, U.S. equity indices hit a speed bump over the September 25–26 span. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 0.37% on Thursday to 46,121, and the S&P 500 lost ~0.5%, as nearly every sector sank rakutentrade.my reuters.com. Tech-heavy indexes like the Nasdaq Composite also slipped ~0.5%. These declines marked the third consecutive daily drop for Wall Street m.economictimes.com, ending a streak of record closes that kicked off the week. By Friday’s close, the Dow had slipped under 46,000, wiping out its earlier gains and putting major benchmarks modestly in the red for the week.
Hot GDP Surprise Shatters Wall Street’s Rally – Stocks Slide on Fed Jitters (Sept 25, 2025)
Wall Street’s September rally hit a wall on Thursday as all three major indexes extended their slide. The S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average each fell roughly half a percent, marking the third straight day of losses investopedia.com. This losing streak interrupted what had been a strong run: through Monday, the indices had climbed to record highs before momentum shifted mid-week investopedia.com. Traders used the recent high valuations as an excuse to take profits. “With the S&P pricing in 23–24 times expected earnings and ~15% annualized earnings growth over the next five years, that sounds pretty rich to me,” noted one chief investment officer, reflecting on stretched stock valuations reuters.com. Indeed, earlier in the week Fed Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that equity prices appeared high, evoking former Chair Greenspan’s “irrational exuberance” warning reuters.com reuters.com. Those valuation concerns, combined with fresh economic news, triggered a broad risk-off tone on Sept. 25.
CarMax Stock Crashes to 52-Week Low After Shocking Earnings Miss – What Investors Need to Know
CarMax’s stock had been underperforming even before the latest plunge. Heading into late September, KMX shares were already down roughly 30% year-to-date, dramatically lagging the S&P 500’s ~+13% gain finviz.com. In the week leading up to the earnings, the stock drifted in the mid-$50s per share, reflecting cautious sentiment. On September 25, 2025, however, CarMax’s stock cratered on heavy volume after the earnings release. In pre-market trading that morning, KMX fell about 12–13% immediately as the disappointing numbers hit the wires reuters.com. Once the market opened, the sell-off intensified – at one point the stock was down over 20% intraday, hitting fresh 52-week lows ground.news.
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