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Walmart in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on Sunday, February 19, 2023. Walmart’s earnings forecasts for this year have fallen short of analyst expectations, suggesting further trouble as the world’s largest retailer is hit by a surge in sales. stock.Photographer: Dustin Chambers/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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Check out the companies that are trending in intraday trading.
walmart — Shares of the major retailer rose slightly after the company reported that it outperformed earnings and sales in the first quarter of its fiscal year. Walmart also raised its outlook for the full year. However, the adjusted earnings outlook for the second quarter was lower than expected.
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Netflix – Netflix shares surged 9.8% in a day after the streaming giant made a pre-presentation to advertisers, and many on Wall Street were optimistic. The company said its new ad-supported tier has nearly 5 million monthly active users.
bath and body works — The company’s shares rose more than 9% after its first-quarter earnings beat expectations. The company also raised its full-year outlook. Bath & Body Works reported adjusted earnings of 33 cents a share, while analysts surveyed by Refinitiv had expected earnings of 26 cents a share. The company’s revenue of $1.4 billion was in line with expectations.
fedex — The shipping giant’s shares rose 1.7% in midday trading. Deutsche Bank yesterday raised its price target on FedEx shares and reiterated its Buy rating, saying the company’s June 20th quarter results could help the stock rise on strong forward guidance.
Alibaba — Shares of the Chinese e-commerce giant fell 3.5% after its recent quarterly earnings report was mixed. Earnings fell short of Wall Street expectations. Alibaba also revealed plans to spin off its cloud division.
Procter & Gamble — Shares fell 2% after Trust downgraded shares from buy to own. The Trust said it believes the stock valuation “fully reflects these restructuring efforts” despite P&G’s success in refocusing its product portfolio and cutting costs.
synopsis — Shares rose 8% the day after the software company announced its second-quarter earnings. Synopsys’ quarterly profit and sales beat Wall Street expectations. The company also raised its full-year outlook for profit and sales growth.
micron technology — Shares of the memory and storage solutions company rose 4.9% after news that it plans to invest $3.7 billion in Japan to boost production of dynamic random access memory chips.
Regional Bank Stocks — Stocks of some hard-hit regional bank stocks rose, continuing their rally from previous trading. pack waist and Zions Bank Co., Ltd. They rose 8% and 1.7%, respectively.but SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF It fell 0.4%.
Nvidia — Shares rose 4.5% on Thursday to a 52-week high. In a memo, Susquehanna said the company’s earnings call next week should see better results and prospects due to the ongoing “AI gold rush.”
take-two interactive — Shares surged about 13% after Wednesday’s earnings report, hitting a 52-week high. The video game company posted $1.39 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter, beating analyst estimates of $1.34 billion, according to Refinitiv. Indeed, the company’s guidance for first-quarter and full-year bookings fell short of Wall Street’s expectations.
Cincinnati Financial — Shares rose 2% after Bank of America upgraded the insurer from neutral buy. The company said the worst should be behind the rise in umbrella claims.
Copert — The stock jumped 6% and hit a 52-week high on Thursday. The online car dealership’s fiscal third-quarter profit and sales beat Wall Street expectations.
— CNBC’s Samantha Soobin, Alex Haring, Brian Evans and Michelle Fox contributed reporting.
