Welcome to Extreme Investor Network, where we bring you the latest insights on the hottest companies in the stock market. Today, we are diving into the headlines of some key players before the opening bell.
GameStop, the infamous meme stock, saw a 1.1% dip as “Roaring Kitty” increased his ownership in the company. With 9.001 million GameStop shares and over $6 million in cash, the stock continues to attract attention from retail investors.
Adobe, the software giant, soared 14.2% after beating earnings and revenue expectations. With a strong performance in digital media revenue, including Creative Cloud subscriptions, Adobe raised its full-year guidance. JPMorgan upgraded the stock to overweight, citing a bright future for the company.
Hasbro, the popular toymaker, received an upgrade from Bank of America to buy from neutral, driving shares 1.7% higher. The firm highlighted Hasbro’s digital gaming strategy as a potential earnings driver in the coming years.
On the flip side, RH, the luxury retailer, tumbled 12.3% after reporting a wider loss per share than expected. Despite beating revenue estimates, the stock took a hit from the disappointing earnings report.
Boeing, the aircraft manufacturer, dipped over 1% after news broke of an investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration into counterfeit titanium used in some planes. Additionally, Boeing is under scrutiny for a recent incident involving a potentially dangerous “Dutch roll” movement on a Boeing 737 flight.
Zscaler, the cloud security stock, saw a 2% increase following an upgrade from JPMorgan to overweight. The bank highlighted Zscaler as a top Zero Trust Network Security vendor trading at a discount.
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