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Stocks Poised to Extend Winning Streak -- WSJ
Today 3:27 PM ET (Dow Jones)Print
Technology and other growth stocks edged up Wednesday as more earnings reports rolled in that were better than feared by investors
The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 1.8%, and the S&P 500 edged up 0.8%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 85 points, or 0.3%. All three indexes were poised to rise for a second consecutive session.
Technology, communications and consumer discretionary stocks led the rally as investors sought out riskier areas of the market. For much of the year, rising interest rate have weighed on the value of stocks that are more focused on growth rather than near-term cash flows. Some of that pressure has eased over the past month.
"We have a far less volatile 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, inflation expectations have come down, and earnings season, so far, has been better-than-feared," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR Inc. "Technology and consumer services have been some of the most beaten-down segments of the market. Now risk appetite is coming into those areas."
Stocks have swung in recent days, buffeted by an earnings season that has been scrutinized for signs about how the highest inflation in more than four decades and slowing economic growth are affecting companies. Recent results from companies such as Goldman Sachs and Citigroup came in above Wall Street's expectations, even though both banks reported substantial declines in profit.
"Earnings have been supportive of the narrative that growth isn't falling off a cliff," said Fahad Kamal, chief investment officer at Kleinwort Hambros. "It doesn't necessarily look like a recession is coming. But companies have been cautious with their guidance."
Shares of Netflix rose 6.4% and are up 13% this week, on pace for their best weekly performance since July 2020. The streaming service said late Tuesday that it lost fewer subscribers last quarter than it had expected and forecast it would add 1 million net new subscribers in the current quarter.
Media agency house Omnicom rose 4% after it posted revenue that beat analysts' expectations and raised its guidance.
Oil services firm Baker Hughes fell 11% after its chief executive said he sees demand deteriorating over the next 18 months.
Abbott Laboratories slid 2% after reporting its nutrition sales were hit by a recall and manufacturing shutdown of some infant formula products, though it raised its guidance.
Results from Tesla are expected after markets close. Analysts expect the shutdown of its Shanghai assembly plant to lead to the first sequential decline in quarterly profit in over a year. Investors are also keen to see if any revisions to CEO Elon Musk's forecast for over 1.5 million vehicles to be produced in 2022.
Sentiment on Wall Street remains at historically pessimistic levels. Some investors see this earnings season as a potential turning point for this year's market rout.
"Market sentiment is worse today than it was early in the pandemic; even 2008 pales in comparison to the bearishness right now," said Keith Buchanan, portfolio manager at Globalt, an Atlanta-based money manager. "This earnings season could be the catalyst for that to start to change."
Mr. Buchanan says his firm has cash to deploy across its strategies, particularly in global stocks. "Once we see the last flush lower or confirmation of a breakout, we are ready to get aggressive," said Mr. Buchanan.
Elsewhere, sales of previously owned homes fell for their fifth straight month in June, as rising home prices and higher interest rates continued to weigh on buyer demand. The median sales prices of an existing home notched another record high in June, rising 13.4% from the previous year to $416,000. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was 5.51% in the week ended Thursday, up from 2.88% from a year earlier, according to housing-finance agency Freddie Mac.
Bond markets reflected a more pessimistic view. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note edged up to 3.040% from 3.017% on Tuesday. Yields rise when prices fall. The yield on shorter-dated bonds remained higher, with the 2-year yield at 3.255%. That's known as an inverted yield curve and is a popular recession predictor.
Brent, the global benchmark for crude, ticked down 0.4% to $106.92 a barrel, reversing direction after three consecutive days of gains.
"Energy prices reflect the wider sentiment in the market. What's creating this volatility are higher chances of a recession," said Antonio Cavarero, head of investments at Generali Insurance Asset Management.
Overseas, the pan-continental Stoxx Europe 600 slipped 0.2%. In Asia, most major benchmarks rose. The Shanghai Composite Index
News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
Today 3:00 PM ET (Dow Jones)Print
Boeing Poised to Increase 787 Production Once Deliveries Resume
The FAA administrator declines to predict when the agency may allow Dreamliners to restart delivery.
Lyft Lays Off About 60 Employees, Folds Its Car Rentals for Riders
The company is the latest to cut back on staff and adjust businesses amid growing economic concerns.
Growth Cools at Once-Hot Uber Eats and DoorDash
The food-delivery apps introduce new measures as they face high inflation and a potential economic downturn.
Media Mogul Byron Allen Buys Black News Channel Out of Bankruptcy
Allen Media Group is acquiring the network for $11 million, as Mr. Allen seeks to revive a cable news channel that provided Black Americans' perspective on current events before shutting down this year.
Chipotle Shuts Store in Maine That Wanted to Unionize
The burrito chain cited staffing problems at the Augusta store; a lawyer for organizers said the company is worried about the growing unionization effort.
Baker Hughes Posts Wider Loss on Component Shortages, Rising Costs
Oilfield services company Baker Hughes reported a wider quarterly loss, facing component shortages, rising supply-chain costs and the suspension of Russian operations.
Abbott Labs Raises Earnings Outlook as Revenue Climbs
Abbott Laboratories raised its annual earnings guidance after posting higher-than-expected revenue from Covid-19 testing products, offsetting the effects of a recall and production halt at its baby-formula plant in Sturgis, Mich.
Oracle and Microsoft Agree to Deepen Interoperability of Cloud Platforms
The deal reflects an evolving market in which customers use multiple clouds and decline to be locked in to a single service.
E-Commerce's Red-Hot Cash-Burn Problem
With winds blowing in the wrong direction, some e-commerce companies could face the risk that their cash burn turns into a bonfire.
Macau Casinos to Reopen Saturday After Covid-19 Shutdown
Casinos in the gambling hub of Macau will be allowed to reopen Saturday after a nearly two-week shutdown amid a Covid-19 outbreak, according to the government.
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Boeing And 24 Stocks Moving Premarket
Today 6:23 AM ET (Benzinga)Print
Gainers
Qudian Inc. (NYSE: QD) rose 61.3% to $1.92 in pre-market trading after the company issued an update on its QD Food ready-to-cook meal business.
AMTD Digital Inc. (NYSE: HKD) rose 40% to $22.70 in pre-market trading after gaining 108% on Friday. The company priced its IPO at $7 per share.
ITHAX Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: ITHX) rose 31.4% to $18.39 in pre-market trading after jumping over 40% on Friday. ITHAX Acquisition’s shareholders approved business combination with Mondee.
Intelligent Living Application Group Inc. (NASDAQ: ILAG) rose 25.8% to $2.83 in pre-market trading after declining 11% on Friday. The company reported closing of $20.24 million initial public offering.
Vertical Aerospace Ltd. (NASDAQ: EVTL) rose 17% to $5.85 in pre-market trading. Vertical Aerospace shares jumped 72% on Friday after the company announced FLYINGGROUP has conditionally pre-ordered up to 50 VX4 aircrafts.
LumiraDx Limited (NASDAQ: LMDX) rose 16.2% to $2.73 in pre-market trading after dropping around 10% on Friday. LumiraDx, last month, announced it achieved CE Mark for two new Fast Lab Solutions molecular tests, including Dual-Target SARS-CoV-2 STAR Complete and SARS-CoV-2 & Flu A/B RNA STAR Complete.
SunLink Health Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: SSY) rose 13% to $1.13 in pre-market trading. SunLink Health Systems reported a Q3 loss of $0.14 per share in May.
Bitfarms Ltd. (NASDAQ: BITF) rose 12.8% to $1.32 in pre-market trading. The Paraguayan government has re-approved a cryptocurrency bill which will now regulate crypto mining and trading in the country.
McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE: MUX) rose 11.7% to $0.3980 in pre-market trading after declining 11% on Friday.
Array Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARRY) rose 11.6% to $12.09 in pre-market trading.
Franco-Nevada Corporation (NYSE: FNV) rose 11.5% to $142.00 in pre-market trading. Franco-Nevada today is expected to report its second quarter 2022 results on August 10, 2022.
Second Sight Medical Products, Inc. (NASDAQ: EYES) rose 10.9% to $2.34 in pre-market trading.
China Pharma Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CPHI) rose 10.4% to $0.2270 in pre-market trading. China Pharma, last month, announced receipt of noncompliance notice from NYSE American.
Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: GMBL) rose 10.3% to $0.44 in pre-market trading.
Meten Holding Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: METX) rose 9.7% to $1.24 in pre-market trading.
Offerpad Solutions Inc. (NYSE: OPAD) rose 9.6% to $2.40 in pre-market trading. Offerpad Solutions is expected to release Q2 financial results on Wednesday, August 3, 2022.
Synthetic Biologics, Inc. (NYSE: SYN) rose 8.9% to $0.1775 in pre-market trading. Synthetic Biologics shares dipped 30% on Friday after the company announced a 1-for-10 reverse stock split.
The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) rose 2.7% to $151.75 in pre-market trading. The company said it expects demand for over 41,000 new airplanes by 2041 amid recovery in demand for international air travel. Boeing is reportedly nearing the end of regulatory hurdles for resuming deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner after a nearly two-year pause over some production defects.
Losers
United Maritime Corporation (NASDAQ: USEA) fell 32% to $4.13 in pre-market trading after jumping 176% on Friday. The company, last week, announced it will acquire a fleet of four Aframax petroleum tankers.
AN2 Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: ANTX) shares fell 14.6% to $7.60 in pre-market trading after jumping around 15% on Friday.
Aeterna Zentaris Inc. (NASDAQ: AEZS) fell 8.8% to $0.2170 in pre-market trading. Aeterna Zentaris announced shareholder approval of share consolidation.
Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. (NYSE: HTA) fell 8% to $26.99 in pre-market trading. Healthcare Realty’s shareholders approved merger with Healthcare Trust Of America.
Enochian Biosciences, Inc. (NASDAQ: ENOB) fell 7.7% to $2.01 in pre-market trading.
Nymox Pharmaceutical Corporation (NASDAQ: NYMX) fell 7.2% to $0.2785 in pre-market trading after surging around 39% on Friday.
Revelation Biosciences, Inc. (NASDAQ: REVB) fell 6.7% to $1.25 in pre-market trading. Revelation Biosciences recently announced data base lock for its Phase 1b CLEAR clinical study to evaluate the
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Its the ongoing theme of this administration for sure....(red) markets.....
News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
Today 3:00 PM ET (Dow Jones)Print
EV Startup Rivian Looking to Cut Costs, Make Workforce Reductions, CEO Says
The electric-vehicle startup is looking to realign its business by cutting costs, halting hiring of non-factory workers and making other reductions, according to an internal letter from Chief Executive RJ Scaringe.
Three Arrows Crypto Hedge Fund's Founders at Odds With Liquidators
Court-appointed liquidators for cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital said its founders can't be located and aren't cooperating in the investigation of its assets, allegations that the founders denied.
Endo Moving Toward Bankruptcy Filing Without Opioid Settlement Deal
Without a deal with opioid plaintiffs after years of negotiations, the pharmaceutical company is considering filing for bankruptcy as a means to restructure its more than $8 billion of debt and thousands of outstanding lawsuits, according to people familiar with the matter.
Google Countersues Match for Breach of Contract Over App Store Payments
Search giant wants to ban dating-app company from its app store amid a dispute over payments
Netflix in Talks With Hollywood Studios for New Ad-Supported Platform
The streaming giant is seeking to amend its programming deals with major entertainment studios to allow it to put content on an ad-supported version of the service.
Former Herbalife China Executive Ordered to Pay Fine After Defaulting in SEC Case
Yanliang 'Jerry' Li didn't send a lawyer to respond to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission bribery charges brought in New York.
Walmart Orders 4,500 Electric Vans From Canoo
Shares of Canoo jumped after Walmart said it will use the electric vehicles to fulfill online orders and control costs.
The Elon Musk-Twitter Deal Saga: What's Happened So Far
The Tesla CEO is seeking to abandon his bid to buy the social-media company, capping a tumultuous stretch since he struck an agreement to buy it in April.
PepsiCo Revenue Rises as Higher Prices, Snack Brands Lift Business
PepsiCo reported a 5.2% increase in revenue in the latest quarter, driven by price increases and strong sales of its snacks and packaged foods.
Peloton to Stop Making Bikes Itself
The maker of connected fitness equipment said it plans to exit all the manufacturing operations it owns as it works to simplify its supply chain and reduce its cost structure.
U.S. stocks slump ahead of June inflation data
Today 3:27 PM ET (MarketWatch)Print
By Joseph Adinolfi and WILLIAM WATTS
U.S. stocks tumbled Tuesday afternoon, falling to their lowest levels of the day during the last hour of trading as investors braced for the June consumer price index data due for release Wednesday.
How are stocks trading
On Monday, the Dow fell 164 points, or 0.5%, while the S&P 500 declined 1.2% and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.3%.
What's driving markets
After a fleeting rebound off the 18-month lows the S&P 500 index touched in mid-June, the mood was again cautious on Tuesday as the strong dollar weighed on sentiment ahead of Wednesday's consumer-price index for June, while the second-quarter corporate earnings reporting season starts on Thursday.
With the inflation report looming large on the economic data calendar, investors appear reluctant to open new positions ahead of the data, even as the White House has preemptively dismissed the report as already out of date.
"The overarching driver of trade today is the CPI report tomorrow and investors' reluctance to get out directionally one way or the other in advance of it," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
Traders remain wary about the prospects for corporate profits also amid signs of slowing global economic growth and heightened inflation, although declining commodity prices have spurred hopes that the Federal Reserve might be able to transition back to cutting interest rates as soon as next year.
"There's been some talk of peak inflation in the US due -- among other reasons -- to a fall in some agriculture food prices. After all, it was the soaring prices of wheat, corn and other soft commodities, as well as energy, that have boosted inflation so much over the past year or so," said Fawad Razaqzada, financial markets analyst at City Index. "With these prices coming down a little, this is clearly some good news -- and some light at the end of the tunnel."
The drop in commodity prices, however, may not be reflected in the June consumer price index due Wednesday, he said. "So, just like May, there is a risk that inflation could overshoot again. If so, this will likely trigger fresh gains for the dollar."
See also: 'The good, the bad and the ugly': here's how the market might react to the latest U.S. inflation data
As for the dollar. investors are worried about how a surging U.S. currency may impact corporate earnings, Luschini added.
"Investors are thinking about what it means in terms of tightening financial conditions, plus the fact that it will work to be counterproductive to earnings," Luschini added.
The dollar has soared versus major rivals in 2022, but pulled back from a 20-year high for the ICE U.S. Dollar Index Tuesday after the euro came tantalizingly close to hitting parity versus the U.S. currency for the first time in around two decades.
Big U.S banks will kick off the second quarter earnings reporting season proper in coming days, with JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Morgan Stanley (MS) on Thursday, and Citigroup (C) and Wells Fargo (WFC) on Friday.
Expectations are for limited earnings growth. Analysts are forecasting an average 4.3% increase for companies in the S&P 500, which would be the weakest since the end of 2020, according to FactSet.
Three months ago analysts were projecting growth of 5.9%, and the difference reflects building concerns that rampant inflation, and the consequent higher borrowing costs imposed by central banks to counteract it, have caused profit margins to compress.
As for economic data Tuesday, the National Federation of Independent Business said its small-business optimism index fell 3.6 points to 89.5, the lowest level since the first few months of the pandemic in 2020. The index has declined during five of the past six months. Meanwhile, 34% of survey respondents said inflation is their primary concern, the highest percentage since 1980 -- a sign that inflation has continued to hurt small businesses, which don't share the pricing power of large corporations.
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield fell 3.5 basis points to 2.958% as traders sought the relative safety of government debt.