Stock Movers PulteGroup Sinks; Pepsi, Delta Rise on Earnings
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Oct 9, 2025 PulteGroup's stock takes a hit after being labeled 'overvalued' by analysts, amidst significant social media scrutiny. Delta Airlines sees its shares soar after a surprising earnings report, signaling strong future demand. Meanwhile, PepsiCo also reports an earnings beat, highlighting cost-cutting efforts and a potential portfolio shift to adapt to changing consumer preferences. This dynamic week reveals the impact of social media and shifting market sentiments on major companies in the housing and consumer goods sectors.
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Social Posts Trigger Homebuilder Selloff
- Social-media pressure from President Trump and FHFA Director Bill Pulte rattled homebuilder stocks this week.
- The S&P homebuilder gauge fell over 9.6% in four days, shaving about $19.5 billion in market value.
Family Link Intensifies Scrutiny
- Bill Pulte is the grandson of Pulte Group's founder, adding irony to the criticisms.
- That family link intensified attention and pressure on PulteGroup shares specifically.
Delta Beats Estimates And Raises Guidance
- Delta raised its adjusted full-year EPS guidance to about $6, beating the $5.80 analyst estimate.
- Shares reacted positively, rising 4.3% on stronger-than-expected earnings and guidance.
