Plug Power Inc. is set to deliver its second-quarter results after posting a 5.31% gain on Friday. The stock advanced 5.8% over the past week to close at $2.18. Earnings will be released after Monday’s market close, with a conference call scheduled for 4:30 p.m. EDT.
Lockheed Martin starts Monday with an all-time high backlog for the second quarter and has secured a fresh missile contract valued at as much as $58.6 billion. However, its stock rose just 0.9% last week. U.S. cash markets did not open on Sunday.
SpaceX closed its inaugural lockup week almost level with the $135 IPO price. A rally on Friday snapped a four-week decline. The stock ended 1.4% under its offer price.
Amphenol Corporation begins the week ahead of a 2-for-1 stock split. The company’s order book suggests underlying strength, with second-quarter orders surpassing sales by approximately $1.9 billion.
SK hynix Inc. has authorized an investment of 54.3 trillion won, equivalent to $38.3 billion, to build two semiconductor facilities in South Korea. The investment is substantial. However, it does not translate to an immediate boost in supply.
NEW YORK, August 8, 2026, 17:09 EDT – Tesla climbed 5.6% following the announcement of its $16.8 billion Terafab initiative, prompting renewed investor debate over how the ambitious project will be financed.
lululemon athletica inc. settled at $128.58 on Friday, climbing 3.1%. Shares added 8.2% for the week on a close-to-close basis. The advance has outpaced analysts’ forecasts for earnings.
Plug Power Inc. heads into Monday's earnings with a relatively low sales target and a significant cash challenge. Analysts forecast a decline in revenue growth.
Nokia Oyj finished Friday at €8.156, marking a 2.5% increase for the week. However, the weekly advance concealed a swift turnaround, as shares gave back the bulk of Tuesday’s 6.5% surge over the last three sessions.
U.S. markets did not open over the weekend. SoundHound shares posted back-to-back double-digit increases following Wednesday’s earnings. Volume on Friday was more than double the stock’s typical trading activity.
UiPath recorded a 7.5% increase on Friday, concluding its best week in several months. Shares of the automation-software company climbed from $12.76 on July 31 to $15.05, representing a gain of nearly 18%.
AbCellera Biologics Inc. advanced 9.7% in after-hours trade on Friday. The gain came after the company confirmed it will release ABCL635 Phase 2 results on Monday. Nasdaq will remain closed over the weekend.
Ondas Inc. heads into the weekend following a 21.6% gain over the week. The main issue remains execution. Shareholders are looking for its newly acquired units to achieve the significant second-half growth projected in company guidance.
Westwater shares surged nearly 100% on Friday following news that the U.S. Export-Import Bank approved a graphite loan. The stock finished the session at $0.7672, trading 131.6 million shares.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. finished its initial lockup period close to its IPO price. Shares climbed 15.9% on Friday, ending just 1.4% under the $135 offering price.
DoubleVerify Holdings closed Friday trading 2.95% lower than Nielsen’s $13.60 per share cash bid. The stock surged 12.8% following announcement of the $2.15 billion deal.
Bob’s Discount Furniture, Inc. must achieve a normalized adjusted EBITDA margin of about 11.4% in the second half to meet its yearly midpoint target. This calculation excludes the additional 53rd week.
The Trade Desk, Inc. ended Friday at $13.80, slipping 21.9% after issuing a third-quarter revenue outlook that missed projections. The stock recorded the sharpest loss on the S&P 500.
Wayfair Inc. jumped 25.6% last week after delivering a quarter driven by higher volumes. Orders contributed roughly 80% of the 7.5% rise in revenue, based on a straightforward growth-rate breakdown.
Shares of Ambev S.A. ADRs declined 3.5% over the past week, ending Friday at $3.00. Adjusted profit for the second quarter surpassed estimates by 16.2%, while volume, revenue and EBITDA came in below expectations.
Hecla Mining Company posted its best weekly performance in months following strong cash flow results and the paydown of its last outstanding bond debt. Shares climbed 6.24% on Friday and advanced 19.33% over the week.
Barrick Mining Corporation faces heightened scrutiny from shareholders as it prepares for Monday’s earnings and its North American IPO. According to Bloomberg on Sunday, major investors are resisting the proposed minority float. U.S. and Canadian equity exchanges were shut.
Tesla shares climbed 5.58% last week, breaking a three-week stretch of losses, but its retail flow increase outpaced its gains compared to the broader market. The Nasdaq ended the week up 5.19%.
Applied Materials, Inc. approaches Thursday’s earnings with expectations close to its recent stock gains. Preliminary consensus estimates remain less than 1% above management’s midpoint guidance. Cash conversion is set to be the primary measure.
TeraWulf Inc. has secured contracts for 839 megawatts dedicated to AI and high-performance computing, with just 102 MW currently operational. The 12.2% rate of activation is now a main focus for the company’s shares.
Snap’s rally following earnings obscured a subtler change. The bulk of the quarter’s additional sales came from direct revenue. U.S. cash markets did not open on Sunday. Trading on the NYSE is set to begin Monday at 9:30 a.m. EDT.
Sterling Infrastructure finished Friday at $547.06 per share. The stock fell 8.3% over the week even after posting record results for the quarter. U.S. cash markets did not open on Sunday afternoon.
The Tema Space Innovators ETF rose 18.2% over the past week, outperforming the strongest of three chosen space-fund competitors by 6.2 percentage points.
Cipher Digital Inc. ended trading on Friday at $17.18, marking a 5.7% decline for the session. The stock was down 23.0% compared to the previous Friday, and it also registered a 28.9% decrease from Monday’s closing price. Trading volume totaled 45.2 million shares, 1.66 times higher than its 65-day average.
A third-party vendor on Walmart Inc. is offering a wood-burning fire pit at a reduced price at the same time a burn ban is active in Washington, restricting its use. The timing highlights a challenge for marketplace economics.
Pfizer Inc. ended Friday’s session at $26.76, marking its sixth consecutive day of gains. Shares climbed 7.0% across the week, outpacing the S&P 500’s performance by almost double.
Nokia Oyj is set for a challenging fourth quarter as profit expectations rise. Analysts now forecast a comparable operating margin of 19.1% for the fourth quarter.
International Business Machines Corporation starts Monday following a 6.1% gain over the past week. However, consensus price targets from Wall Street have dropped by 13.3% in the past month.
Rocket Lab faces a tougher bar ahead of Monday’s earnings release. The stock ended Friday’s session at $82.83, up 27.5% for the week. U.S. markets did not trade on Sunday.
Nu Holdings faces a tougher challenge than customer gains as it prepares to report on Thursday. U.S. markets will be shut on Sunday. Investors are looking for evidence that increased lending continues to generate sufficient returns after factoring in anticipated losses.
Electronic Arts Inc. ended its public-market run at $209.70 on August 4. Holders will receive $210 cash under a roughly $55 billion takeover. Nasdaq suspended trading before the following session.