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Coherent (COHR) stock slid Friday — here’s what traders watch before Feb. 4 earnings

Coherent (COHR) stock slid Friday — here’s what traders watch before Feb. 4 earnings

Coherent shares fell 2.9% to $196.94 Friday, trading between $189.50 and $204.70. The company will report quarterly results after the market closes on Feb. 4, following the Federal Reserve’s January decision midweek. Stifel and Susquehanna raised their price targets for Coherent this week. Investors are watching for updates on networking orders and margins amid volatile tech valuations.
Monolithic Power Systems stock snaps 8-day run — what to watch next for MPWR ahead of Feb. 5 results

Monolithic Power Systems stock snaps 8-day run — what to watch next for MPWR ahead of Feb. 5 results

Monolithic Power Systems shares fell 1.2% to $1,063.74 Friday, ending an eight-day rally and closing about 5% below their 52-week high. The iShares Semiconductor ETF dropped 1.1% as chip stocks broadly retreated. Monolithic Power will report fourth-quarter and full-year results after market close on Feb. 5, followed by a management Q&A webinar. U.S. markets are closed Sunday; trading resumes Monday.
Infineon stock price holds near a 52-week high — here’s what matters before Monday

Infineon stock price holds near a 52-week high — here’s what matters before Monday

Infineon shares closed down 0.68% at 42.30 euros on Friday, near their 52-week high. The company enters a quiet period ahead of its Feb. 3 earnings release, with investors watching for signs of demand in automotive and industrial chips versus growth in AI-related orders. Management projects first-quarter revenue near 3.6 billion euros. The next major event is the annual general meeting on Feb. 19 in Munich.
25 January 2026
TE Connectivity stock: What to watch after TEL’s Friday drop as Wall Street lifts targets

TE Connectivity stock: What to watch after TEL’s Friday drop as Wall Street lifts targets

TE Connectivity shares fell 3.3% to $223.84 Friday despite analysts at Barclays and Goldman Sachs raising their price targets after the company’s fiscal first-quarter report. The stock traded between $223.10 and $231.50, with about 2.9 million shares exchanging hands. TE forecast second-quarter adjusted EPS of about $2.65 and reported over $5 billion in quarterly orders.
25 January 2026
Zhongji Innolight (300308.SZ) stock: China’s new fund-favorite faces a Monday test after a 5.8% slide

Zhongji Innolight (300308.SZ) stock: China’s new fund-favorite faces a Monday test after a 5.8% slide

Zhongji Innolight’s Shenzhen-listed A-shares fell 5.8% to 585 yuan by Friday’s close, despite fund disclosures showing it as the largest holding among China’s active equity mutual funds. Shareholders are set to vote Jan. 28 on an H-share offering and a planned Hong Kong listing. A block trade of 43,900 shares totaled about 25.69 million yuan. Market value stands near 650 billion yuan with a P/E ratio of 68.36.
25 January 2026
Cambricon stock heads into Monday: what to watch after a Friday dip in China’s AI chip bellwether

Cambricon stock heads into Monday: what to watch after a Friday dip in China’s AI chip bellwether

Cambricon Technologies shares closed down 1.33% at 1,334.99 yuan ahead of Monday’s open in Shanghai. Investors are focused on the company’s March 13 earnings report and the April 16 lock-up expiration, which will release 3.33 million shares. The stock has dropped about 6% since last week but remains well above last year’s levels. Broker targets average 1,572 yuan, reflecting mixed sentiment.
MediaTek stock hits limit-up: Nvidia-linked “N1” talk and Feb 4 results are the next tests

MediaTek stock hits limit-up: Nvidia-linked “N1” talk and Feb 4 results are the next tests

MediaTek shares surged 9.8% to NT$1,630 on Friday, hitting Taiwan’s daily trading limit ahead of its Feb. 4 earnings call. Taiwan’s benchmark index reached a record high for the second straight day, closing at 31,961.51. Traders cited optimism over MediaTek’s Nvidia-linked “N1” PC chip. Markets reopen Monday after the Lunar New Year holiday.
Analog Devices stock (ADI) heads into Monday after board shake-up, with Fed week and chip earnings in focus

Analog Devices stock (ADI) heads into Monday after board shake-up, with Fed week and chip earnings in focus

Analog Devices shares fell 0.95% to $305.60 Friday as chip stocks declined, following Intel’s weak outlook. The company disclosed board changes, with Susie Wee retiring and Yoky Matsuoka joining as an independent director. Investors await Texas Instruments’ earnings Tuesday and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision Wednesday. ADI’s next earnings report is set for February 18.
TSMC stock jumps 2% into the weekend — here’s what Wall Street is watching next

TSMC stock jumps 2% into the weekend — here’s what Wall Street is watching next

TSMC’s U.S.-listed shares rose 2.3% to $334.87 at Friday’s close. Taiwan’s president expressed interest in expanding chip investment in Arizona during a meeting with a U.S. senator. TSMC North America named Sylvia Fang and Sajiv Dalal as directors, replacing David Keller. Investors await the Federal Reserve meeting and Big Tech earnings next week.
Intel stock price (INTC) tumbles 17% after outlook miss — what to watch before Monday’s open

Intel stock price (INTC) tumbles 17% after outlook miss — what to watch before Monday’s open

Intel shares fell 17% to $45.07 Friday after a weak Q1 forecast and warnings of supply constraints, then dropped another 1.8% after hours. Executives said demand for server chips outpaced production, with supply expected to bottom in Q1 and improve in Q2. Wall Street flagged the stock’s rally as overextended. Intel also filed a resale prospectus supplement linked to a Commerce Department arrangement.

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  • Oil Prices Fluctuate as U.S. Stocks Stay Near Record Highs
    April 30, 2026, 2:19 PM EDT. Oil prices experienced volatility amid ongoing global economic concerns, swinging between gains and losses. Meanwhile, U.S. stock markets remained resilient, hovering just above their all-time record levels. Investors balanced hopes of economic recovery against persistent supply chain challenges and geopolitical tensions affecting energy markets. The mixed performance reflects uncertainty in commodities despite sustained bullish sentiment in equities. Market watchers remain cautious as oil's instability contrasts with stocks' steady climb, underscoring divergent pressures in energy and equity sectors.

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Capital One $425 Million Settlement: Who Gets Cash and When Checks Arrive

Capital One $425 Million Settlement: Who Gets Cash and When Checks Arrive

30 April 2026
A federal judge approved Capital One’s $425 million settlement over 360 Savings accounts, setting automatic payments to eligible customers for around July 27 if no appeal is filed. Payments will reflect the extra interest customers would have earned at higher rates, minus fees and costs. The case does not cover credit cards. Customers do not need to file claims unless they opted out of electronic payment.
Indiana Gas Prices Near $5 as Refinery Outage, Iran War Hit Drivers

Indiana Gas Prices Near $5 as Refinery Outage, Iran War Hit Drivers

30 April 2026
Indiana’s average regular gasoline price jumped to $4.417 per gallon Thursday, up 32.5 cents from Wednesday and 72.7 cents from a week ago, according to AAA. Some South Bend and Fort Wayne stations hit $4.99. The spike follows a shutdown at BP’s Whiting refinery and volatile crude prices linked to the Strait of Hormuz. Indiana’s average now exceeds the national average of $4.300.
Carvana Stock Fell Even After Record Sales. The Margin Catch Is Why

Carvana Stock Fell Even After Record Sales. The Margin Catch Is Why

30 April 2026
Carvana shares fell 1.8% to $389.39 Thursday afternoon after the company reported record first-quarter sales and profit but a decline in gross profit per vehicle. Carvana sold 187,393 retail vehicles, up 40%, with revenue rising 52% to $6.43 billion and net income reaching $405 million. Gross profit per retail unit dropped to $6,783 from $6,938 a year earlier. Wall Street analysts raised price targets despite margin pressure.
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