Disney shares dipped roughly 0.2% to $104.22 in after-hours trading Tuesday following the announcement that Josh D’Amaro will step in as CEO on March 18, replacing Bob Iger. Board chair James Gorman called D’Amaro “the right person to take the helm.”
Caterpillar shares ended Tuesday at a record high of $702.89, up 1.73%, after hitting an intraday peak of $710. With U.S. markets now closed, the key question is whether the stock can maintain the $700 level when trading resumes Wednesday.
Shares of Seagate Technology Holdings plc climbed $11.25, roughly 2.6%, to settle at $444.45 on Tuesday, after fluctuating between $424.61 and $458.87 during the session. According to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing, CEO William D. Mosley sold 20,000 shares on Feb. 2 in several transactions, with prices ranging from $401.10 to $434.3067.
KLA Corp shares slipped 3.9% to $1,355.54 on Tuesday, then held steady in after-hours trading. The stock swung between $1,324.61 and $1,445.65 during the session, with roughly 2.1 million shares changing hands.
Visa shares dipped 1.47% to close at $328.93 on Tuesday, holding steady in after-hours trading. Investors balanced the news of a fresh cross-border money-movement deal in China against a generally weak market backdrop.
Merck & Co shares climbed 2.2% in after-hours trading Tuesday, closing at $115.84. During the session, the stock fluctuated between $109.02 and $118.35.
GE Vernova shares climbed roughly 3.3% to $780.25 in after-hours trading Tuesday following news that Xcel Energy signed a strategic alliance deal with the power equipment manufacturer.
Shopify shares dropped 9.8% on Tuesday, hitting $119.29 in after-hours trading—roughly $12.91 less than the previous close. Around 25.7 million shares changed hands.
Shares of Lam Research slid 3.1% to $230.10 in Tuesday’s regular session and were little changed in after-hours trade. The stock touched an intraday low of $226.88.
Mastercard shares dipped 0.8%, settling at $550.72 in late Tuesday trading. The stock fluctuated between $549.62 and $560.00 throughout the session. It kicked off the day at $554.33, with roughly 5.7 million shares traded.
S&P Global shares fell 11.3% to $468.21 on Tuesday, holding steady after hours following a steep drop in information services and analytics stocks. Trading volume hit around 6.7 million shares.
Robinhood Markets, Inc. shares slipped 3.2% on Tuesday, ending the day at $87.07, and dipped another 0.8% in after-hours trading to $86.40. The stock had already tumbled 9.6% the previous day.
Chevron shares climbed 2.3%, closing at $178.04 on Tuesday and hitting a fresh 52-week high. The energy sector pushed higher despite a broader market pullback. Trading volume reached about 18.2 million shares, surpassing the stock’s 50-day average. Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips also saw gains, each rising over 3%, even as the S&P 500 and Dow finished lower.
Intuit shares dropped 10.9% to $434.09 in after-hours trading, following an 11% slide during regular session. Salesforce, Datadog, and Adobe each lost roughly 7%, while Synopsys and Atlassian declined about 8%. The S&P 500 software and services index tumbled 3.8%. “We’re seeing a lot of software companies across the spectrum get hit,” noted Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley Wealth. John Campbell of Allspring Global Investments added that parts of the market were “priced for perfection.”