Nebius Group shares ended Tuesday at $179.11, a drop of 3.76%. By 4:06 a.m. Eastern in after-hours trading, the stock had bounced to $185.42, up 3.53%. Investors are bracing for the Q1 earnings release before the bell, with the company’s call scheduled at 8:00 a.m. ET.
Bank of America shares ticked up 0.4% to $50.61 ahead of the bell, reversing some of Tuesday’s 1.29% slide to $50.41. Roughly 6,800 shares changed hands premarket, MarketWatch data showed.
Ondas Inc ticked up 0.2% to $10.05 in premarket trade Monday, clawing back a sliver after losing 11.9% Friday, when shares fell to $10.03 and erased most of a two-day rally that had pushed the price to $11.39. The stock has swung between $0.57 and $15.28 in the past year.
BETA Technologies Inc shares held steady in premarket hours Thursday, following a sharp rally the previous day sparked by news that Amazon.com owns a 5.3% stake in the electric aircraft company.
Microsoft shares slipped about 0.2% in premarket trading on Monday, changing hands around $486.69, as equity futures edged lower to start the final week of 2025. MarketWatch data showed the stock was down $1.02 from Friday’s close.
Dec. 23, 2025 — Nike, Inc. finished Tuesday’s regular session modestly higher and added a small gain in after-hours trading, as fresh insider-buying disclosures and new analyst target cuts gave investors more signals to weigh heading into a holiday-shortened U.S. session on Wednesday, Dec. 24. New York Stock Exchange+3MarketScreener+3SEC+3
Clearwater Analytics Holdings, Inc. finished Tuesday, December 23, 2025, in “deal-trade” mode — and that’s still the story after the bell. With the company now under a signed agreement to be acquired for $24.55 per share in cash, CWAN’s upside is largely capped unless a higher bid emerges during the go-shop window, while the remaining downside is mostly tied to deal risk and timing. Business Wire+1
Apple Inc. heads into the Monday, December 22, 2025 market open after a high-volume finish to last week and a steady drumbeat of headlines touching the company’s three biggest investor narratives right now: iPhone 17 demand, Apple Intelligence and Siri’s AI roadmap, and global App Store regulation.
NVIDIA Corporation is ending Wednesday, December 17, 2025 with investors trying to separate two competing narratives: near-term nerves about the “AI trade” and data-center financing, versus ongoing demand signals from the AI supply chain and continued platform expansion.
Danaher Corporation finished Thursday’s session with a steady, incremental gain—and then stayed active after the closing bell as investors weighed a mix of technical signals, fresh analyst commentary from earlier in the week, and a relatively quiet company-specific headline slate heading into Friday’s open.
Coca-Cola ended Thursday, December 11, 2025 lower after investors digested a major leadership announcement—then edged up slightly in after-hours trading. With markets rotating around Federal Reserve policy expectations and tech volatility, KO is heading into Friday, December 12, 2025 as a classic “defensive” name investors often revisit when macro uncertainty rises.
Palantir Technologies Inc. closed Thursday’s session essentially flat after a volatile trading day dominated by fresh worries about an “AI bubble” and ongoing enthusiasm around its new $448 million U.S. Navy contract. As of the post‑close print around $187–188 per share, Palantir is hovering just below its recent highs and remains one of 2025’s most explosive AI winners. Investing.com+1
Alphabet’s “Google stock” is starting Wednesday’s session slightly on the back foot, with pre‑market trading reflecting a pause after an extraordinary AI‑driven rally and ahead of a key Federal Reserve decision later today.
Netflix stock is heading into Wednesday’s session on the back foot, as investors continue to digest a historic bid for Warner Bros. Discovery and an aggressive hostile counter-offer from Paramount Skydance — all under the glare of regulators and politicians.
Microsoft is trading lower in pre-market on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, as investors digest a fresh wave of multi‑billion‑dollar AI infrastructure announcements, Office price hikes, and mixed headlines around enterprise AI adoption.
Amazon is trading slightly higher in Wednesday’s pre-market session, even as broader U.S. equity futures edge lower ahead of a pivotal Federal Reserve rate decision later in the day.Investopedia+1
As U.S. equity futures tread water ahead of today’s Federal Reserve rate decision, Apple stock is trading almost flat in pre-market on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, consolidating just below recent all‑time highs and inside a tight technical pattern that has traders laser‑focused on the $280 and $273 zones.
JPMorgan Chase is trying to steady itself in Wednesday’s pre‑market session after a sharp sell‑off on Tuesday that wiped nearly 5% off the stock. The move came as investors digested a surprise jump in the bank’s 2026 expense guidance and a more cautious tone on the U.S. consumer—just hours before a closely watched Federal Reserve decision on interest rates.
Quantum computing stocks are waking up quietly this Wednesday — but behind the small pre‑market moves, there’s a loud new message from Wall Street: massive insider selling, bubble warnings on valuations, and mixed technical signals for 2026.