Welcome to Extreme Investor Network, where we bring you the latest news and insights in the world of finance. Today, we are looking at some of the top companies making headlines before the bell.
AMC Entertainment and GameStop are two stocks that have been at the center of the meme stock craze. However, both saw a dip in early morning trading as momentum fizzled out. AMC shares were down over 7% after the company announced a new stock issuance. GameStop shares also slid 6% in response.
Boeing, the airplane manufacturer, saw its shares slide 1.1% after news broke that the company violated a settlement related to its two fatal 737 Max crashes. This could potentially expose Boeing to U.S. prosecution.
On a more positive note, Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio saw its shares rise 3.3% after JPMorgan upgraded the stock to neutral from underweight. The bank cited potential benefits from Chinese government stimulus policies and Nio’s latest battery as a service (BaaS) strategy.
Technology company Dell also saw a rise in its stock, climbing about 2% after an increase in price target from Morgan Stanley. The bank highlighted Dell’s momentum with enterprise clients, particularly in AI server demand.
In the solar sector, SunPower experienced a 22.3% drop after a significant surge in the prior session. The drop came after the White House announced increased tariffs on certain solar products from China. Wolfe Research also downgraded the stock from peer perform to underperform, citing SunPower as an extreme example of the meme stock resurgence in clean technology names.
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