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The latest stocks coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Options data indicates traders are expecting an 11% move in Intel's stock following its July 23 earnings. An analysis of the past eight reports shows the stock's actual reaction has exceeded market expectations half of the time.
Dirk Panter, economy minister for the German state of Saxony, suggested the European Union should consider raising tariffs on Chinese-made vehicles as a strategic tool to encourage joint ventures and local production with European automakers like Volkswagen.
Investors betting against SpaceX have accumulated $8.7 billion in unrealized gains since the company's IPO, as its share price has fallen below the initial offering level, according to data from Ortex Technologies.
The options market suggests a potential 5% stock price swing for Edwards Lifesciences following its earnings report on July 23. An analysis of the past eight reports shows the stock's actual move has sometimes deviated significantly from market expectations.
Shares of Domino's Pizza (DPZ) climbed Tuesday, outperforming a mixed broader market as investors reacted to corporate governance updates, positive analyst commentary, and a potentially less competitive landscape.
Shares of Marvell Technology declined after an analyst downgrade cited valuation concerns, compounded by a sector-wide sell-off triggered by semiconductor giant TSMC's latest market update.
Options traders are anticipating a significant swing in Mobileye's stock price following its upcoming earnings report on July 23. Historical data shows the stock has exceeded these volatility expectations in three of the past eight quarters.
Options traders are pricing in a potential 11% move for Cleveland-Cliffs stock following its July 23 earnings report, according to Bloomberg data. The steel producer has a history of volatile reactions, exceeding the market's implied move in five of its last eight announcements.
The so-called 'Magnificent 7' stocks are underperforming the broader S&P 500 year-to-date, as steep declines in Microsoft and Tesla offset strong performance from Apple and Alphabet, signaling a potential shift in market leadership.
