After a fresh outlook and AI upgrades, investors are finally paying attention to a healthcare niche that usually flies under the radar. The stock is climbing in premarket and has room to run.
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Wall Street’s caught in a tug‑of‑war, driving volatility to new highs.
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What to Watch
Premarket Earnings:
Dollar Tree Inc. [DLTR]
The Campbell's Company [CPB]
Macy’s Inc. [M]
Aftermarket Earnings:
Salesforce Inc. [CRM]
Figma Inc. [FIG]
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. [HPE]
Economic Reports:
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem speaks: 9:00 am
Job openings [July]: 10:00 am
Factory orders [July]: 10:00 am
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari speaks: 1:30 pm
Fed Beige Book: 2:00 pm
Auto sales [August]: TBA
Technology
Google Dodged a Bullet and Caught a Bid
Alphabet (GOOGL) just dodged the corporate version of a guillotine.
A federal judge said yes, you’re a monopoly, but no, you don’t have to sell Chrome or Android. Instead, Google has to loosen its grip on search data and stop locking in those “it’s me or nothing” contracts.
The Street breathed a sigh of relief, sending shares up nearly 8% after hours (though it did give some of that back this morning). For context, losing Chrome would’ve been like Nike being forced to sell its swoosh. Instead, Alphabet got what looks more like probation than punishment.
Investor Takeaway: Alphabet survived a big scare and lives to fight another day. If you’re looking for large-cap tech with a legal overhang easing, this relief rally could have more legs.
Consumer Goods
Signet Turns Tariffs Into Glitter
Signet Jewelers (SIG) pulled off another quarter of decent growth, proving once again that people will buy shiny rocks no matter what tariffs Washington throws at them.
Same-store sales were up for the eighth straight month, lab-grown diamonds doubled their share of fashion sales, and revenue topped $1.5 billion.
The rub is that India tariffs are chewing into margins, and management basically said, “we’ll juggle inventory and pricing until the holiday season saves us.”
Investors liked the sound of that. Guidance got a lift, and the stock is still holding near highs.
Investor Takeaway: If gold prices keep chillin’ and tariffs don’t get uglier, Signet’s setup for the holidays could sparkle. If you’re bullish on bling, this one’s still worth watching.
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Healthcare
HealthEquity Pumps Up the HSA Game
HealthEquity (HQY) stock popped premarket after the company raised guidance and flexed its health savings muscle.
Think of them as the 401(k) whisperer, but for healthcare: they manage billions in tax-advantaged HSA cash, and they’re now layering AI on top to keep fraud in check.
The big swing here is turning more account holders into investors, not just savers.
Yields on HSA cash are solid (around 3.5%), cash flow is humming, and management’s talking up more acquisitions. Wall Street finally seems to be warming back up after months of multiple contractions.
Investor Takeaway: HQY isn’t a “shoot the moon” stock, but if you like boring businesses that quietly mint money, as we all should, this one could be your long-haul compounding buddy.
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Movers and Shakers
Cipher Mining [CIFR] – Last Close: $8.32
Cipher runs Bitcoin mines and is leaning into AI hosting. July output hit 214 BTC, Black Pearl Phase I came online, and a fresh $9 target from a major broker lit the fuse. The stock just tagged an all-time high and is adding more premarket as crypto sentiment warms up.
Momentum traders are circling because the setup screams “breakout + story.” Earnings beat on EPS helped, though cash burn and new debt mean execution still matters if BTC cools.
My Take: If you ride crypto beta, this one’s got torque. I’d chase strength above prior highs or wait for a tidy pullback toward $8 with tight risk.
United Parks & Resorts [PRKS] – Last Close: $52.69
Think SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, and friends. Results missed last month, but comps stabilized and institutions have been nibbling; premarket is green as sentiment shifts from “ugh” to “okay, prove it.” Price targets cluster mid-$50s, so you’re basically trading the comeback arc into holiday seasonality.
The bull case: pricing discipline and cost control lift margins as traffic normalizes. The bear case: weather, promo spend, and soft consumer keep rides half-empty. Today’s move is about a stance change, not a victory lap.
My Take: Watch $55–$57 as a reality check. If they show cleaner trends into Q4, rerate room opens; until then, it’s a swing trade, not a cuddle.
Apple [AAPL] – Last Close: $229.72
We read about the Big Tech soap opera twist above: a judge curbed Google’s default search deals but didn’t swing the Chrome-divest hammer. That keeps the multi-billion default-search gravy train largely intact, and Apple’s getting a premarket lift on the relief rally.
Near term, that’s cash-flow comfort food while everyone waits on iPhone cycle math and services growth. The ceiling question is valuation, but today’s catalyst clears a nasty headline overhang and hands dip-buyers a reason to show up.
My Take: Relief rallies can run. If you’ve been underweight, scaling in on green with an eye on $240–$245 resistance isn’t the worst idea.
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Everything Else
TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix hit a wall as the U.S. makes it harder to build chips in China.
Norway’s sovereign fund drops $543 million on Manhattan offices, proving Wall Street real estate still has global pull.
Air Lease gets scooped up in a $28 billion takeover, flying straight into new ownership.
Kraft Heinz bets that going small is the big idea as snack-sized strategies win over investors.
Nestlé dives into crisis after its CEO is fired for hiding a romance with a staffer, leaving the food giant scrambling for damage control.
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