Last week, Super Micro reduced its third-quarter net sales and adjusted earnings per share outlook, with the new guidance falling notably below the consensus.
Cinemark Holdings Inc. (NYSE:CNK) exceeded Q1 expectations with $541M in revenue and $36M in EBITDA, driven by higher attendance and strong per-patron spending. JP Morgan raised its price target to $35, citing a solid film slate and positive 2025 outlook.
JP Morgan analyst raises Visteon Corporation's price forecast to $97. Company beat earnings estimates and has strong new business and improved tariff regulations.
JPMorgan analyst Michael Rehaut reiterated an Underweight rating on Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE:SWK) and slashed the price target from $93 to $60 following weaker Q1 results and tariff pressures. The company cut its 2025 EPS outlook to $4.50, down from $5.25, citing a $0.75 per share tariff impact.
Skechers shareholders can elect to receive $63 per share in cash or $57 per share in cash and one unlisted, non-transferable equity unit (LLC unit) in a newly formed, privately held firm that will be the parent company of Skechers.
On Saturday, the ‘Oracle of Omaha's departure as Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK-A) (NYSE: BRK-B) CEO has triggered an outpouring of admiration from Silicon Valley to Wall Street.
JPMorgan's Bill Eigen highlights that markets are more influenced by Donald Trump's social media posts than economic data, with significant market moves often triggered by his comments.
The stock is up nearly 30% in 2025 and has more than doubled in value over the past year, ranking among the top performers in Trump’s second term so far.
While JPMorgan analysts kept their ‘Overweight’ rating for Take-Two’s stock, they noted that the timeline for the videogame was well beyond any delay that investors had anticipated.
