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Momentum is back in premium kicks, and holiday demand looks spry. One brand just raised its outlook after a standout quarter, so scroll for the name, what’s fueling the sprint, and where the cracks could show.
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Futures at a Glance📈
After a record-setting Dow day, futures are edging up as money keeps rotating from shiny AI names into sturdier staples and health care. With the shutdown deal inching forward and jobs data on pause, the feeling out there is cautiously risk-on, but not recklessly so.
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What to Watch
Premarket Earnings:
TransDigm Group [TDG]
Tencent Music [TME]
On Holding [ONON]
Aftermarket Earnings:
Cisco Systems [CSCO]
Manulife Financial [MFC]
Flutter Entertainment [FLUT]
Economic Reports:
Fed speakers: Williams (9:20 am), Paulson (10:00 am), Waller (10:20 am), Bostic (12:15 pm), Miran (12:30 pm), Collins (4:00 pm)
Technology
AMD Turns The Heat Up While Chasing A Bigger Slice Of The AI Pie
Lisa Su from Advanced Micro Devices Inc (NASDAQ: AMD) basically said the buffet isn’t closing anytime soon, and AMD’s showing up hungry.
Look, AMD has already noted that demand for AI chips is insatiable, the customer list keeps getting fancier, and the plan is to nab a bigger share of the data-center feast over the next few years.
That’s the story bulls love with more orders, more partners, more ways to sell the same silicon dream.
Of course, the market already knows this brand. The price tag reflects a lot of good things going right, and the neighbor across the street (hi, Nvidia) still owns most of the block. That means any hiccup from slower orders, supply wrinkles, or a flashy rival launch can turn cheerleaders into critics fast.
So enjoy the hype, but don’t let it talk you into sprinting. Great companies can still hand you roller-coaster rides.
My Take For You: If you’re curious, build a watchlist first. Start small on calmer days, add only if execution (shipments, big customer wins) stays loud and clear, and set a simple “I’m out if it breaks here” line.
My Verdict: Quality name, momentum story, so treat it like a marathon, not a 100-meter dash. Buy for the long term.
Fintech
Bill Has A ‘For Sale?’ Sign, And Suddenly Everyone’s Looking
Nothing like a yard-sale rumor to bring the neighborhood out. Word is BILL Holdings Inc (NYSE: BILL) could explore a deal after a tough year and a nudge from activists.
That means the company might not be the final owner of its own story, and buyers love a fixer-upper if the bones are good. The after-hours pop tells you traders heard the gossip and ran for the cookies.
But M&A chatter is like weather forecasts, plenty of clouds, not always rain. A process can take time, stall, or morph into we’re staying independent.
Meanwhile, the business still has to… you know… do business, with competition and growth questions hanging around.
If you’re here for the plot twists, remember the plot can twist both ways.
My Take For You: Treat rumors like spice, not the meal. If you play it, keep size tiny, harvest wins on strength, and don’t chase it. Longer-term folks should wait for real headlines (terms, buyers, financing) before making big decisions.
My Verdict: Event-driven trade, not a cuddle. Fun for a flyer but skip if you dislike headline whiplash.
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Athletic Apparel
On Running Laces Up A Strong Quarter And Raises The Bar
The brand On Holding AG (NYSE: ONON), with clouds under your feet, just delivered a breezy quarter and bumped its outlook. Stores are busy, the full-price sign isn’t shy, and new kicks keep fans opening wallets.
Add celebrity sparkle and fresh categories, and you get a label that still feels premium without shouting discounts from the rooftops.
Here’s the rub. The stock had a rough run into earnings, the space is crowded, and sneaker fads can turn faster than a crossover.
Great momentum helps, but even stylish names trip if margins scuff or growth cools after holiday sugar highs. So enjoy the day, but keep your laces double-knotted.
My Take For You: If you’re window-shopping, let the post-news jitters pass and look for higher lows to form. If you already own it, consider trimming into strength and riding a smaller core. Either way, watch sales momentum and pricing power as those are the secret sauce.
My Verdict: Fashion-forward growth with fan energy, so worthy of the watchlist and a modest position if you can stomach retail mood swings.
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Movers and Shakers
Clearwater Analytics [CWAN]: Premarket Move: +7%
Insurers say alts aren’t alt anymore, and this back-office plumber is waving new research to prove it. Think private credit, funky assets, and legacy systems wheezing while spreadsheets cry.
The story is more complexity = more software, and CWAN wants to be the dashboard everyone stares at at 6 a.m.
My Take: Fun theme with a spicy chart. Buy only a partial position here, and keep an eye on new-logo momentum and how fast alts modules actually turn into dollars.
Venture Global [VG]: Premarket Move: +4%
A fresh 20-year LNG deal with Spain sounds like a warm blanket, even if deliveries don’t start until 2030. Long contracts soothe the nerves, but the build-it, permit-it, ship-it execution risk is the unfun fine print.
Yesterday’s slump says the market wants cash flow now, not postcards from the future.
My Take: Trade the headlines, not the hope. Buy only on green-to-flat days and bail if project slippage starts stacking up.
FLEX LNG [FLNG]: Premarket Move: −8%
Earnings softer, dividend steady, and yield tourists are suddenly seasick. Charter rates eased, guidance chatter matters, and the call will decide if this is a pothole or a popped tire. Great yield on paper, but ships don’t pay 11% when day rates slide forever.
My Take: Income crowd, wait for the call and coverage math. If TCE stabilizes and the payout looks safe, step in small; if not, let it sail by.
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Everything Else
Google faces a phishing suit over texts spoofing E-ZPass and USPS, so treat random links like suspicious leftovers.
Veterans Day shined a light on military families balancing jobs and money goals, with fresh resources making the rounds.
Foxconn says AI demand is juicing quarterly revenue, keeping server orders humming even as phones feel cyclical.
Wall Street chiefs plan to dine at the White House, and traders will scan the chatter for policy tells.
Big brands from McDonald’s to Tyson are fretting that SNAP delays could pinch spend at the margins, especially on value menus.
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