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  • Midday Stocks Movers: Super Micro Plunges, Cracker Barrel Surges, Robinhood Up 5%
    June 10, 2026, 2:55 PM EDT. Freight stocks fell sharply as Amazon announced its less-than-truckload shipping service will open to outside companies. FedEx Freight and Old Dominion Freight Line dropped 5%, XPO fell 4%. Super Micro Computer slumped 18% after a $7 billion equity raise plan to finance hardware purchases. Chip stocks like Micron, AMD, and Broadcom declined 4-5%. Devon Energy rallied over 6% post a bullish upgrade and positive update after a $58 billion acquisition. Cracker Barrel soared 24% after raising full-year guidance and reporting better-than-expected Q3 results. Casey's General Stores jumped 14% on strong quarterly earnings and fuel margin growth. Gambling stocks including DraftKings rose on optimistic outlooks. Robinhood Markets gained 5% after reporting higher platform assets and receiving regulatory approval as an IPO underwriter.

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Webull Shares Climb; BULL Call Options Activity Rises as Retail Traders Pile In

Webull Shares Climb; BULL Call Options Activity Rises as Retail Traders Pile In

10 June 2026
Webull shares soared 11.9% to $6.16 as traders piled into short-dated call options, driving volume above average, following a recent FINRA rule change that eliminated the $25,000 minimum and day trade limits for small accounts—raising hopes for increased trading activity but leaving questions about whether higher costs will offset potential revenue gains.
Battalion Oil Shares Surge 50% on Heavy BATL Trading Ahead of Annual Meeting

Battalion Oil Shares Surge 50% on Heavy BATL Trading Ahead of Annual Meeting

10 June 2026
Battalion Oil shares soared 51% to $1.98 on record volume—over 120 million shares traded, more than five times shares outstanding—driven by speculation around its Monument Draw drilling plan, pending refinancing talks, and Thursday’s annual meeting, with no new earnings released and risks of dilution and compliance challenges still looming.
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