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Fed Holds Rates Steady, Tech Stocks Perform Strongly
Major indices finished the day marginally higher after the Federal Reserve left the Fed Funds rate unchanged as expected in a 10-2 vote and Fed Chair Warsh struck a mixed tone, noting that while uncertainty remains elevated in part due to "geopolitical developments," domestic spending has been "resilient." Technology was by far the best-performing sector on Wednesday, bolstered by memory and semiconductor names in the wake of better-than-expected results from SK Hynixalong with a constructive investor day update from Oracle.Markets are set for a much more rocky Thursday however following significant post-earnings weakness from Alphabetand Fortinet. Google parent was down nearly 10% below $295 per share - the lowest levels since April - after worse-than-expected Q3 earnings and a maintained capex outlook. Fortinet reports better than expected earnings, but weaker than expected Service Revenue was cited as a cause of a slide in the stock of over 20%, also weighing on other cybersecurity names. Microsofthit record highs and extended sessions above $565 per share after its set of results, but retreated to $540 during the earnings call that reduced capex outlook and hinted at looking for "additional sources of funding".Index futures are lower following the spate of Tech earnings news, with S&P e-Minis down 0.4% and Nasdaq 100 contract down 1.1%.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Glaukosup 17.7%Teladoc Healthup 8.9%Carvanaup 8.4%Chipotle Mexican Grillup 6.9%Cohuup 6.5%Gen Digitalup 5.9%eBayup 4.1%KLA Corporationup 4.1%O'Reilly Automotiveup 3.7%Microsoftup 2.5%ALSO HIGHER -Lumentumup 8.9% after Bloomberg report of takeover interest from Marvell, which is down 7.5%.DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Fortinetdown 25.7%Sprouts Farmers Marketdown 21.8%ServiceNowdown 17.4%Alphabetdown 9.6%Tyler Technologiesdown 6.3%FormFactordown 5.3%FedExdown 2.3%Ford Motordown 1.1%
Sees Q4 Comparable Store Sales Down 2%-4%
Sees Q4 comparable store sales (2%)-(4%)
Sees FY26 Net Sales Growth of 4.3%
Sees FY26 net sales growth 4.3%
Sprouts Farmers Market Announces Leadership Transition
Sprouts Farmers Market announced a planned leadership transition, effective January 4, 2027, whereby Nick Konat, current president and chief operating officer, will take on the role of chief executive officer and join the board of directors. Jack Sinclair, who has served as CEO since 2019, will transition to the role of executive chairman. Sinclair said, "The Board and I have spent significant time and consideration developing our succession plan, and we believe that now is the right time to transition Sprouts to its next generation of leadership. Following the Board's comprehensive search process, we determined that Nick was the right leader for Sprouts. I've worked closely with Nick since he joined Sprouts in 2022 and seen firsthand his talent, drive and strong dedication to our people. He played a central role in shaping and executing our strategy, and I have tremendous confidence in his ability to lead the company to new heights. I want to thank all our team members for their deep commitment to Sprouts and their support for each other, our customers, our communities and our shareholders. I will be supporting Nick during the transition period, and it will be a privilege for me to continue serving Sprouts as its executive chairman." As part of this leadership transition, Joe Fortunato will serve as lead independent director beginning January 4, 2027, the first day of Sprouts' 2027 fiscal year.
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