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Morgan Stanley Raises Amazon Price Target to $350
Following a two-week-long correction of over 6%, the Nasdaq Composite bounced by over 1% on Monday as the AI trade staged recovery. Tech was also one of the stronger sectors in the S&P 500, where a 6% bounce in AI buildout exposed names like Western Digitaland SanDiskhelped to pace the index to 0.4% gains for the day. Consumer Cyclicals, however, was the best-performing sector in the benchmark thanks to the 5% bounce in shares of Amazonfollowing a bullish note from Morgan Stanley, which named the stock its "top pick" and raised its price target to $350 per share. On the flip side, Utilities was the worst-performing sector in the S&P, with a 4 basis point bounce in 10-year Treasury yields to 5.14% balancing its income appeal.In the opening hour of the evening session, S&P e-Minis and Nasdaq 100 contracts are both up a decimal. In commodities, WTI Crude Oil backed away from the $100-a-barrel level, though the contract is still up about 13% from the sub-$90 lows seen just two weeks ago.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -RBB Bancorpup 4.0%Washington Trust Bancorpup 3.0%Zions Bancorporationup 0.9%ALSO HIGHER -3M Companyup 5.2% after announcing GSEO collaborationBitdeer Technologiesup 4.0% after September production reportJELD-WENup 3.0% after CFO transition, affirmed guidanceTrex Companyup 2.0% after Stifel upgrade to BuyDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Crown Holdingsdown 5.5%Steel Dynamicsdown 5.1%W. R. Berkleydown 2.1%ALSO LOWER -FreightCar Americadown 19.3% after negative Q3 pre-announcementTorrid Holdingsdown 2.2% after CFO transition
W. Robert Berkley, Jr. Reports Q3 Revenue of $3.74B
Reports Q3 revenue $3.74B, consensus $3.23B. W. Robert Berkley, Jr., chairman, chief executive officer, and president, said: "The Company delivered another excellent quarter, generating an annualized 18.8% operating return on beginning-of-year stockholders' equity. These results demonstrate the continuing strength in how we manage our specialty insurance underwriting, as well as our investment portfolio. Our underwriting results have consistently been outstanding due to our unwavering commitment to rate adequacy and attention to terms and conditions. As the cycles for various product lines have decoupled, the breadth of our offering through our 60 specialty businesses allows for greater stability. Our long-term view and disciplined approach produced a strong 88.1% accident year combined ratio, excluding catastrophe losses. Our investment portfolio continues to be a great contributor to our economic model, with the domestic fixed-maturity portfolio serving as the primary driver. Income from fixed-maturity securities increased 10.3% over the corresponding period a year ago. The credit quality of our portfolio remains excellent, with an average strong AA- rating, and reinvestment yields continue to meaningfully exceed our portfolio's book yield."
Berkley Reports Q2 Revenue of $3.72B
Reports Q2 revenue $3.72B, consensus $3.2B. Gross premiums written grew to a record $4.1B. W. Robert Berkley, Jr., chairman, chief executive officer, and president, said: "The Company delivered an excellent second quarter in 2026, generating an annualized 20.5% operating return on beginning-of-year stockholders' equity, driven by outstanding underwriting performance and record net investment income. Disciplined cycle management has long been and remains a hallmark of the Company's success. We continue to see attractive opportunities across select liability lines. By focusing on business that offers appropriate risk-adjusted returns and favorable pricing, our Insurance segment grew gross and net premiums written by 5.4% and 3.7%, respectively, to record levels. This disciplined approach resulted in a strong overall 88.1% accident year combined ratio, excluding catastrophe losses."
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