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Apple Shares Face Worst Post-Earnings Drop in 13 Years, $460B Wipeout
The major averages were somewhat higher near noon as traders weighed earnings from Apple and Amazon. While Amazon was trading higher on its quarterly beat, Apple is on pace for a $460B wipeout as its shares are seeing the worst post-earnings drop in 13 years. The sharp losses come after the iPhone maker provided a lower-than-expected revenue outlook for Q4 in the face of foreign exchange issues and supply constraints.The combination of a patient Fed and softer inflation has helped support risk assets, although expectations for future rate moves remain highly sensitive to incoming economic data.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Applereported better-than-expected Q3 results butfor Q4 revenue growth amid foreign exchange issues and supply constraintsAmazonreported, with AWS net sales rising to $42.23BChevronreported better-than-expected Q2 earnings and revenue, with the company adding that it reportedExxon MobilreportedRedditreported better-than-expected Q2 results and provided2. WALL STREET CALLS:Benchmark and BTIGRobloxto Sell following quarterly resultsPiper Sandler and Cantor FitzgeraldReplimuneto Overweight following a postive FDA panel vote supporting RP1 approvalArgusBoston Scientificto HoldGuggenheimQuanta Servicesto BuyBMO CapitalNextpowerto Outperform3. AROUND THE WEB:Chimeis planning to cut about 10% of its workforce, or 150 employees, to capitalize on efficiencies created by AI, Bloomberg reportsTSMCis developing advanced AI chip packaging technology, internally called "EMIB-like," that is said to be similar to Intel'sEmbedded Multi-die Interconnect Bridge technique, The Information saysAmazonand Walmart'sshopping bots are sidelining "Made in USA" product data on their platforms, WSJ reportsThree years ago, Warner Bros. Discovery'sfilm "Barbie" racked up $1.5B in worldwide box office sales, the most for a Warner Bros.film, and now the company wants to get a sequel under production, NY Times saysSome Teslaexecutives have been instructed by Elon Musk to prepare for a separation of the company's China business in the event of a potential merger with SpaceX, WSJ reports4. MOVERS:AXT Inc.increases afterand providing guidance for Q3nVent Electrichigher in New York afterand listening additional manufacturing space in MinnesotaNewell Brandsand DexComgains in New York afterGoDaddyfalls after, providing guidance for Q3, and narrowing its outlook for FY26Cerusand Veracytelower after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:AbbVie, cut its EPS guidance for FY26, and provided guidance for Q3RBC Bearings, with EPS and revenue beating consensusColgate-Palmolivewith CEO Noel Wallace commenting on "strong broad-based top- and bottom-line results, despite a difficult operating environment"Eaton, provided guidance for Q3, and raised its outlook for FY26Magnaand raised its outlook for FY26INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 191.57, or 0.37%, to 52,399.63, the Nasdaq was up 67.77, or 0.27% to 25,189.95, and the S&P 500 was up 16.41, or 0.22%, to 7,454.04.
Veracyte Shares Drop 24.1% to $45.37
Veracyte is down -24.1%, or -$14.41 to $45.37.
Veracyte Shares Drop 24% to $45.41
Veracyte is down -24.0%, or -$14.37 to $45.41.
Amazon Earnings Beat Expectations, Stock Rises Nearly 10%
Semiconductors, Equipment, Memory, and Hardware stocks rallied hard on Thursday, with investors inclined to bottom-fish in the AI capex buildout theme which has dogged market sentiment for over a month. Names like Sandisk, Micron, Lam Research, and Western Digitalwere up double-digits on the session, also boosting many Industrials involved in the AI ecosystem, while the "made-obsolete-by AI" spaces of the market - Software, Travel Services, Insurance, and Enterprise IT - lagged. Other counter-cyclicalsectors which had helped to keep the market from falling off a cliff for weeks - namely Healthcare and Staples - also saw significant outflows. While all major indices were sharply higher however, skeptical voices question the sustainability of the rebound. The lack of "market breadth" is one of the biggest concerns and with merit - despite the sharp bounce today, less than 200 names in the S&P 500 were higher on the session.In the opening hours of the evening session, Nasdaq 100 is holding up Thursday's bullishness with a 0.6% rise, while S&P 500 futures are up a more modest 0.2%. Afterhours, the spotlight fell on results from Amazon.comand Apple. Amazon ended the afterhours session up nearly 10% as earnings blew away consensus thanks to 37% growth in its Amazon Web Services cloud unit. Apple, however, was down 6%, spoiling CEO Tim Cook's final earnings call, as the company's softer than expected revenue outlook for September quarter overshadowed its strong performance in Q3.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Cohuup 16.1%Ryan Specialty Holdingsup 13.4%Monolithic Power Systemsup 9.6%Amazon.comup 9.0%DexComup 7.3%Guardant Healthup 6.5%SPX Technologiesup 6.4%Merit Medical Systemsup 4.7%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -MasTecdown 15.2%Robloxdown 13.8%Redditdown 10.3%Veracytedown 9.7%GoDaddydown 8.2%Strykerdown 7.5%Appledown 5.9%Coinbase Globaldown 5.2%Cortevadown 1.6%
Company Raises 2026 Total Revenue Guidance to $590M to $596M
Consensus $585.45M. The company said, "The company is raising 2026 total revenue guidance to $590 million to $596 million, or 14% to 15% growth, from prior guidance of $582 to $592 million, or 13% to 14% growth. The company is also raising testing revenue guidance to $576 million to $582 million, or 17% to 18% growth, from prior guidance of $570 million to $580 million, excluding the contribution from recently launched tests. The company continues to expect adjusted EBITDA margin to be greater than 26%."
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