Digital Ad Firm Clicks Into High Gear With 14% Rally

A top advertising platform is seeing a breakout rally after securing a spot in a major index. One of the largest banks is setting the tone for earnings season with an outlook boost. And a fast-rising AI infrastructure name just announced a $6 billion expansion that could reshape the data center map. Here's what traders are watching today.

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JPMorgan Chase & Co. [JPM] delivered strong second-quarter results, raising its full-year net interest income (NII) guidance to $95.5 billion, up from $94.5 billion previously. The upward revision comes as robust trading and investment banking activity helped the bank beat analyst expectations.

Shares are down slightly in premarket trading.

For the quarter ended June 30, the bank posted adjusted earnings of $4.96 per share, beating the $4.48 consensus. While headline profit declined from the previous year due to a one-time gain in 2024, core business performance demonstrated strength.

Trading revenue jumped 15% to $8.9 billion, while investment banking fees climbed 7%, lifted by an uptick in IPOs and M&A activity. CEO Jamie Dimon acknowledged the resilient U.S. economy and viewed recent tax and deregulation developments as tailwinds, but flagged ongoing concerns around tariffs, asset bubbles, and geopolitical tension.

Investors are paying close attention to bank earnings this quarter as a proxy for economic momentum in the wake of President Trump’s new tax and spending bill.

JPMorgan’s results and raised forecast suggest the financial sector is better positioned than many expected heading into the second half of the year.

As the first major bank to report, JPM sets the tone for the rest of the earnings season. With continued macro tailwinds and stable loan performance, JPMorgan’s forecast bump may lead other large banks to follow suit.

CoreWeave [CRWV] jumped more than 6.4% in premarket trading after announcing plans to invest $6 billion in a new AI data center in Pennsylvania.

The planned construction marks another aggressive expansion for the hyperscaler, which has tripled in value since its March IPO and is emerging as a foundational player in the global AI infrastructure race.

In another move, the company announced that it will launch a 100-megawatt facility with the capacity to expand to 300 MW, positioning the Mid-Atlantic region as a strategic hub for AI.

This announcement is set to coincide with a CEO roundtable hosted by President Trump at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit. CoreWeave expects to create hundreds of construction and technical jobs, adding to its economic and political visibility.

CoreWeave went public just months ago at $40 and touched $183 in June before a modest pullback. Cisco Systems disclosed a 1 million share stake last week, further solidifying institutional interest. The stock’s sharp rebound today suggests investors are betting that physical infrastructure remains critical as AI workloads intensify.

CoreWeave’s bold infrastructure plan arrives at a time when investors are seeking durable AI growth names.

With hyperscaler demand rising and AI compute capacity becoming a national priority, CRWV could see further institutional accumulation if momentum holds.

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The Trade Desk [TTD] surged about 14% in premarket trading after news broke that the digital ad firm will join the S&P 500 index this Friday. This follows Synopsys’ acquisition of Ansys and represents a significant milestone that could drive new passive inflows and broaden institutional ownership.

Amid a wave of bullish sentiment, Citi recently raised its price target to $90 and added the stock to its “90-day catalyst watch,” highlighting feedback from media buyers and marketers who see the company’s Kokai platform as a best-in-class demand-side solution.

The firm is also widely viewed as a leader in data-driven campaign execution, with strong adoption trends even as rivals like Amazon scale their DSP offerings.

Despite a disappointing start to the year and a 35% YTD decline, TTD appears to be turning a corner. Analysts are hopeful for a Q2 earnings beat after a stumble in February, and the S&P inclusion could reset investor sentiment at a critical time.

S&P inclusion is more than symbolic as it often precedes sustained institutional demand. With Q2 results just around the corner and momentum shifting, The Trade Desk may be primed for a broader rerating.

Coherent is a global leader in laser and photonics technologies used across semiconductors, aerospace, industrial, and medical sectors. While the stock is down about 6% for the year, recent analyst optimism and institutional accumulation are starting to shift sentiment.

Shares are up 4.7% in premarket trading after the company was rated “Outperform” by analysts earlier this month. The combination of technical momentum and strategic backing may be creating a short-term setup worth watching. The stock is also trading below its 52-week high, leaving room for recovery if investor confidence continues to build ahead of its next earnings report.

Oceaneering provides robotics and engineering solutions to the offshore energy, defense, and aerospace industries. The company’s subsea robotics unit just landed a major win from ExxonMobil’s Esso division in Angola.

OII stock is up 6.7% premarket after announcing a three-year, $80–$90 million contract renewal to provide ROV and subsea services. The competitive re-award signals strong customer trust and reinforces Oceaneering’s position in a key offshore growth market. As oil and gas development ramps up globally, this name may quietly outperform.

Metsera is a biotech company focused on metabolic and endocrine disorders, and it’s gaining traction with investors as a momentum name. The stock has surged over 100% in the past three months and now trades near the top of its 52-week range.

MTSR is up 4.7% in premarket trading, despite no new headlines. However, recent commentary suggests a “trend fit” based on recent strength, positive earnings estimate revisions, and high relative volume. With institutional buying likely accelerating and technicals aligning for a breakout, Metsera could be gearing up for its next leg higher.

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