Shares of Tyler Technologies (NYSE: TYL) declined after analysts at Baird and Piper Sandler cut their price targets following a mixed Q2 earnings report where profits missed expectations. The company also announced the acquisition of public safety software firm CODY Systems.
Options data compiled by Bloomberg suggests Oklo Inc. shares could move 13% in either direction following its August 7 earnings release. An analysis of the past eight reports shows the stock's actual move has exceeded the implied volatility 50% of the time.
Options traders are pricing in a potential 7.1% move for Under Armour (UAA) shares following its earnings report on August 7. Historical data shows the stock has often seen even greater volatility, exceeding the options-implied move in six of its last eight announcements.
Options market data suggests Wendy's Co. shares could see a significant move of 7.8% following its upcoming earnings report. Historically, the stock's reaction has often been more subdued than these implied volatility metrics.
Options traders are anticipating a significant price swing for Calumet Inc. following its upcoming earnings report on August 7, with historical data showing a mixed record for such predictions.
The Athens General Composite index ended Friday's session down 0.08%, with losses from major stocks like National Bank of Greece offsetting gains in the real estate sector. Market breadth was positive despite the benchmark's slight decline.
Shares of Tyler Technologies are extending their post-earnings decline after the public sector software company reported second-quarter revenue and profitability that fell short of analyst expectations.
Norway's benchmark stock index, the Oslo OBX, closed Friday with a marginal gain of 0.05%, supported by strength in healthcare and utilities stocks despite more decliners than advancers on the exchange.
Israel's benchmark TA 35 index closed up 1.32% on Friday, lifted by strong gains in the technology, biomed, and insurance sectors. Tower Semiconductor was among the day's top performers, surging 4.48%.
