Stock Movers

On this episode of Stock Movers:- Tesla (TSLA) shares are lower this morning after Wedbush Securities analyst and a Tesla bull Dan Ives warns of a “code red” moment ahead of first-quarter earnings. Ives said Elon Musk should step back from his work at the DOGE and focus on Tesla as he believes Musk’s involvement with the government has led to brand damage.- Capital One (COF) shares are after receiving approval from US regulators to buy Discover Financial Services, creating the nation's biggest credit-card issuer by loan volume. The deal, valued at $35 billion, is expected to close on May 18 and will increase competition in payment networks, offer more products to customers, and deliver community benefits. Discover also was trading higher in premarket.- Netflix (NFLX) shares have continued their climb higher after Thursday's earnings report that showed record profit to start the year, with first-quarter earnings rising 25% to $6.61 a share, beating analysts' estimates. Netflix projected strong results in the current quarter, forecasting sales will grow 15% to $11 billion and a 44% jump in earnings to $7.03 a share, both above Wall Street projections.- Hertz (HTZ) shares are lower this morning after it jumped significantly this week following Bill Ackman's major investment in the company.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tesla's stock is facing troubles as analysts raise concerns about brand damage linked to Elon Musk's distractions. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a surge, with Coinbase and others benefitting from plans to pursue bank charters. In a major shake-up, Capital One is set to acquire Discover Financial Services, making it the largest credit card issuer in the U.S. Netflix continues to soar after reporting record profits, with optimistic forecasts for the upcoming quarter.

UnitedHealth Group faced a staggering 24% drop, revealing worry over rising medical costs and its first earnings miss in over a decade. Meanwhile, Eli Lilly's stock soared by 15% thanks to a breakthrough drug that aids weight loss and blood sugar control, posing a challenge to established contenders like Ozempic. On a brighter note, Netflix reported a profit surge, boosted by a successful price hike and popular global content, setting ambitious targets for subscriber growth and operating income by 2030.

UnitedHealth Group faced its biggest share drop in 26 years due to rising medical costs and an earnings miss, rattling the insurance sector. In contrast, Eli Lilly's stock surged after its new weight-loss pill matched the effectiveness of Ozempic, igniting competition in a booming market. The podcast also covers a significant $24 billion acquisition where FIS's shares rose, while Global Payments' shares dipped, highlighting contrasting fortunes amidst ongoing changes in the payments industry.

On this episode of Stock Movers:- Charles Schwab’s (SCHW) shares rise after it said daily average trades exceeded expectations as retail investors rushed to respond to market volatility in the first three months of the year, with company executives saying drivers of future earnings are in flux.- D.R. Horton (DHI) shares falls 1.5% after the homebuilder lowered guidance for full-year revenue; the guidance missed the average analyst estimate. Spring sales started slower than expected, cites “continued affordability constraints and declining consumer confidence”- Google (GOOGL) shares drop after a federal judge found Google guilty of illegally monopolizing online advertising technology markets for advertising exchanges and ad servers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UnitedHealth's shares take a nosedive after missing earnings for the first time in a decade, attributed to rising medical costs. Meanwhile, Eli Lilly's stock soars as new data reveals their experimental weight-loss pill is as effective as the popular Ozempic, edging closer to a needle-free option. TSMC's ADRs thrive on a strong sales forecast for the upcoming quarter, bolstered by expectations of AI revenue growth despite challenging geopolitical climates. The stock market tells a tale of highs and lows!

A significant setback hits United Health, as its earnings forecast is slashed amid rising Medicare care needs. Meanwhile, Eli Lilly celebrates a breakthrough with its weight-loss drug, making waves in the pharmaceutical industry. TSMC also exceeds expectations, projecting robust sales driven by AI growth. Hertz bounces back on news of a major hedge fund investment, highlighting the potential for recovery in the car rental sector. The stock market's volatility continues to captivate investors!

United Health faces significant stock declines following a grim earnings forecast, with concerns about Medicare care needs. In contrast, Hertz celebrates a major surge after an investment from Pershing Square Capital. Eli Lilly's groundbreaking drug triumph lifts its stock, marking a significant win in the pharmaceutical world. Meanwhile, Alcoa grapples with tariff-related costs, impacting its adjusted profits despite surpassing earnings expectations. This highlights the unpredictable landscape of the stock market.

Hermès faces a downturn as luxury sales in China fall short of expectations, highlighting the challenges in the high-end market. Meanwhile, Siemens Energy's stock soars after a positive revenue outlook, boosted by demand for key products. In contrast, J Sainsbury braces for a tough year as profit forecasts remain stagnant amid rising costs and fierce competition. This dynamic landscape showcases the varied fortunes of companies in different sectors.

Defense stocks like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin are soaring thanks to a proposed $1 trillion budget, showing resilience in a tough market. Meanwhile, JB Hunt is facing a sharp stock decline as tariffs weigh heavily on their performance. On a brighter note, Hertz is riding high after a major investment from Pershing Square, marking its biggest gain ever. However, Omnicom is struggling with revenue that fell short of expectations, leaving investors anxious about future earnings reports.