There are some companies making headways in the stock market.
CarMax
Shares of the auto dealer increased by 7% on better-than-expected quarterly results. CarMax earned 44 cents per share, beating Refinitiv’s guidance of 24 cents per share.
Newmont
The shares declined by 2.9% in the early hours on news that Newmont had raised the price of its $19.5 billion takeover bid for Newcrest Mining in Australia, or 16% more than before. If the transaction closes, it will strengthen Newmont’s position as the world’s largest gold producer.
Upstart
Upstart declined by 2% after JPMorgan introduced an underweight stance on credit rating hedges, citing deteriorating loan conditions.
Whirlpool
Shares increased by about 2% after Goldman Sachs enhanced Whirlpool to purchase from neutral. The bank said inventories of the appliance stocks are cheap and could rise by more than 20%.
Moderna
The biotech giant is down by 4.9% after the company delayed its flu shot due to a lack of cases caught in the late-stage study. The news arrived after a company representative informed CNBN on Monday that Moderna wishes to have a line of new vaccines for cancer, heart disease, and other unconfirmed diseases on the market by 2030.
LendingClub
The lending platform earned 4.8% after JPMorgan had initiated an analysis of stock as overweight. According to the bank, LendingClub’s recent selloff was probably too harsh as investors grew nervous about financial institutions and the possibility of a recession.
Bumble
The shares of this matchmaking company increased by 1% after Baird led coverage of Bumble and gave it an upgraded rating, noting that the stock has fallen this year relative to the S&P 500 and now trades at a “relatively low” rating. The company has a price target of $23 on Bumble, which suggests the stock could gain more than 23%
Array Technologies
Shares of this solar technology company increased by 2% after Wolfe Research launched the Array study with an upgraded score. Wolfe said in a note to customers that Array will benefit from expanding large-scale solar energy generation.
WW International
Shares appeared more than 28% after Goldman Sachs said the weight-loss company could triple in value. “WW’s subscriber base and earning power are shrinking, but we believe this new solution to obesity is a catalyst for change,” Goldman said.
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