Push-to-Talk Firm Dials In 60% Returns

A home improvement giant is surging despite an earnings miss, a tech firm is soaring after landing a spot on the S&P MidCap 400 index, and a push-to-talk tech firm is skyrocketing 60%+ on news of a $160M merger. Here’s what’s moving the markets today.

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Earnings:

• Palo Alto Networks Inc. [PANW]: Aftermarket

• Keysight Technologies Inc. [KEYS]: Aftermarket

• Toll Brothers Inc. [TOL]: Aftermarket

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• Boston Fed President Susan Collins (Fed Listens event): 9:30 am

• St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem speech: 1:00 pm

• Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler speech: 5:00 pm

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Home Improvement

Home Depot Shares Rise on Revenue Beat Despite Earnings Miss

Home Depot (NYSE: HD) reported mixed first-quarter results this morning, with investors reacting positively despite the earnings miss as the company navigates rising costs tied to new tariffs.

Revenue rose 9.4% year-over-year to $39.86 billion, surpassing expectations of $39.27 billion. However, adjusted earnings per share dropped nearly 5% to $3.45, falling short of analysts’ forecast of $3.59. Same-store sales slipped 0.3%, slightly worse than anticipated.

Despite the softer earnings, shares are up 2.4% in premarket trading, with the company reiterating its full-year forecast, projecting 2.8% net sales growth and a 1% rise in same-store sales.

CEO Ted Decker noted the quarter met internal expectations, with shoppers focusing more on smaller renovation jobs. CFO Richard McPhail emphasized the importance of U.S.-based sourcing and ongoing efforts to diversify the supply chain in light of tariff pressures.

New U.S. trade policies under the Trump administration have slashed tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30%, but uncertainty continues to impact consumer behavior.

Higher Treasury yields and a sluggish housing market have also dampened demand for large-scale home projects.

Technology

PEGA Joins S&P MidCap 400 Following Nordstrom Buyout

Pegasystems (NASDAQ: PEGA) shares are surging over 6% in premarket trading Tuesday after being named to the S&P MidCap 400 Index, replacing Nordstrom (NYSE: JWN) following the department store's buyout agreement.

The software firm is set to be added to the index on Thursday, May 22, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.

The change comes as Nordstrom prepares to go private in a $4 billion transaction led by the founding Nordstrom family and Mexican retailer El Puerto de Liverpool.

The Waltham, Massachusetts-based company, which specializes in AI-powered customer engagement and business process software, has a market capitalization of roughly $8.4 billion, with 85.6 million shares outstanding, according to LSEG data.

The inclusion follows a strong Q1 performance, with Pegasystems reporting adjusted earnings per share of $1.53—far exceeding Wall Street’s forecast of $0.49. That earnings surprise sent shares up nearly 29% in a single day in April.

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Sports Equipment

Amer Sports Surges on Strong Quarter and Upbeat 2025 Outlook

Amer Sports (NYSE: AS) is climbing 12% in premarket trading Tuesday after delivering a robust first-quarter earnings beat and lifting its 2025 guidance.

The Finnish sports gear and apparel company—known for brands such as Arc'teryx, Salomon, and Wilson—reported net income of $138.1 million, or $0.24 per share, up sharply from $6.9 million, or $0.01 per share, a year ago. Analyst were expecting $0.15 per share.

Revenue for the quarter rose 23.5% to $1.47 billion, surpassing estimates of $1.39 billion. The company now projects full-year revenue growth of 15% to 17%, up from a prior range of 13% to 15%.

It also boosted its full-year earnings forecast to $0.67–$0.72 per share, compared to previous guidance of $0.64–$0.69.

Amer Sports revised its forecast assuming current tariff levels—30% on Chinese imports and 10% on goods from other countries—remain in place.

CEO James Zheng expressed confidence in the company’s ability to navigate trade challenges, citing strong brand pricing power and minimal U.S. revenue exposure.

Siyata Mobile, Inc. [SYTA] - Last Close: $4.07

Siyata Mobile is a Canadian developer of push-to-talk (PoC) communication devices for first responders and enterprise clients.

The stock is continuing to surge (+60%) today after yesterday’s rally because the firm is entering a $160 million merger with Core Gaming, a large AI-driven mobile gaming firm.

Core Gaming reported approximately $80 million in revenue for 2024, with projections reaching $240.8 million by 2026.

ASP Isotopes Inc. [ASPI] - Last Close: $7.52

ASP Isotopes Inc. is an advanced materials company that services critical sectors such as medical imaging, semiconductors, and quantum computing.

In fiscal year 2024, the company reported revenue of $4.14 million with a net loss of $35.11 million, reflecting its ongoing investments in scaling operations. The stock has risen 60% YTD.

ASPI is up 13% in premarket trade following the announcement of a financing and supply agreement with TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company backed by Bill Gates.

Eyenovia, Inc. [EYEN] - Last Close: $1.13

Eyenovia is an ophthalmic technology company specializing in the Optejet® platform for precise eye medication delivery. The stock has declined over 90% YTD, but has recently stabilized following a reverse stock split to regain Nasdaq compliance.

It is rising 58% in premarket trading today due to positive updates on its potential merger with Betaliq and progress in the development of the user-filled Optejet device, which is on track for U.S. regulatory approval filing in September 2025.

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Everything Else

• Battery giant CATL banks on a Europe expansion following a $4.6B IPO.

• Massive write-downs in Germany and Romania push Vodafone into the red.

• Tencent backs WeRide’s global push to scale up autonomous taxi networks.

• A judge blocks a $40M Vanguard deal, saying investors would get more from an SEC agreement.

• Apple's key supplier, Foxconn, ramps up Indian iPhone production with a $1.5B investment.

• Chinese drugmaker 3SBio gets a $6B boost from a Pfizer deal and investment.

• An RBA rate cut triggers an Aussie dollar slide as economic uncertainty looms.

• Safe Bulkers surprises Wall Street with stronger-than-expected Q1 revenue.

• Transcat leans on automation and acquisitions to boost margins and expand services.

• Yalla’s upbeat Q1 earnings fail to calm investors after a soft Q2 outlook.

• Agilysys rides a subscription boom to record highs as hospitality tech demand surges.

• Qifu Technology defies expectations with a revenue surge.

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