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• Delta Airlines (DAL) -
• The fourth-quarter earnings season is on the cusp of kicking off! Delta will be the first airline to report quarterly results on Friday morning. 
• United Airlines (UAL) will follow on Tuesday of next week; American Airlines (AAL) will report on Thursday of next week.
• Pfizer (PFE) -
• A play on the company's oral diabetes treatment which is currently in a Phase 2 trial.
• Shares of competitor in the diabetes space, Oramed Pharma (ORMP), were down about 70% after the company's Phase 3 trial for its Type-2 diabetes treatment failed to meet its primary endpoint.
• Citigroup (C) -
• The U.S.'s big banks will begin reporting quarterly results on Friday of this week. 
• JP Morgan (JPM), Bank of America (BAC) and Wells Fargo (WFC) will also report quarterly results on Friday.
• Roblox (RBLX) -
• A play on an upcoming news catalyst. Roblox is expected to report its monthly users data within the next several business days.
• Roblox has historically reported this user data around the 15th of each month.
• Monster Beverage (MNST) -
• The company will host an investor meeting/business update on Tuesday of next week. The webcast will begin at 4:30 p.m. EDT.

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GOOG CHWY ISRG BCLI BWEN

• Alphabet (GOOGL) -
• A play on potential competition from new chat bots, like ChatGPT and OpenAI. Analysts at Morgan Stanley Wednesday morning issued a research note which questioned possible negative impacts on Google searches from new artificial intelligence/natural language queries.
• The analysts suggested that every 10% of Google Search queries migrated toward AI/natural language queries could be a 150 basis point drag on the company's 2025 operating margins.
• Chewy (CHWY) -
• A top pick for 2023 by analysts at Needham. The firm's $55 price target represented potential upside of about 36% from where shares of Chewy traded as of Wednesday morning.
• Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) -
• A play on robotics for surgery. Execs at the company will present at the top healthcare conference Wednesday, the JP Morgan Healthcare conference. Execs presenting at this conference will often times gives material updates about company operations which could move stocks.
• BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics (BCLI) -
• A play on an FDA date Wednesday. The company has an FDA Type-A meeting planned for today following BrainStorm's previous Phase 3 trial for its amytrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) candidate which failed to meet the primary endpoint.
• Broadwind Energy (BWEN) -
• A play on wind power. One of Wednesday's momentum names. Shares were up more than 50% following news of $175 million in new orders for wind-power towers from a turbine manufacturer.

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INTC CVS NCLH LULU AMLI 

• Intel (INTC) -
• A play on a potential bottoming in the semiconductor industry during the first half of 2023. Analysts at Wells Fargo Tuesday morning suggested the downturn in the industry is likely to deepen for the near term but start recovering during the second half of 2023.
• CVS Health (CVS) -
• A report Monday suggested CVS could be interested in acquiring Oak Street Health (OSH). Shares of Oak Street were up about 33% on the report.
• Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) -
• A play on a continued unfavorable outlook for the cruise industry. Analysts at Morgan Stanley Tuesday morning downgraded shares of Norwegian Cruise to the firm's equivalent of a sell rating.
• lululemon athletica (LULU) -
• Analysts at Raymond James Tuesday morning added shares of lululemon to the firm's favorite picks list. The analysts said lululemon's "...pre-announcement-driven sell-off as an opportunity to own one of the highest quality companies among global brands."
• American Lithium (AMLI) -
• A play on a new Canada-based lithium company. Shares were uplisted from the OTC exchange as of Tuesday morning.

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• Goldman Sachs (GS) -
• A Bloomberg report indicated that the company planned to cut about 3,200 jobs this week, with "more than a third of those will likely be from within its core trading and banking units". The company's share price was relatively flat Monday pre-market.
• Stellantis (STLA) -
• The automotive giant saw a slow but steady upward trend last week, gaining about 5%, but is up almost 30% in the past 3 months after almost hitting a 52 week low in October.
• Tilray (TLRY) -
• The company is releasing its Q2 earnings on Monday pre-market - at time of writing, during ongoing call, revenue and EPS were both below expected estimates.
• Mattel (MAT) -
• Years after losing its licensing contract with The Walt Disney Company to rival Hasbro, the toy company is back releasing a line of Disney Princess and Frozen dolls and playsets after regaining the license in 2022.
• CureVac (CVAC) -
• A momentum play on news the company reported that it had positive interim Phase 1 data for its mRNA-based COVID-19 and flu vaccine candidates that it was co-developing with pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline. Shares were up about 25% pre-market Monday, clocking about a 64% gain on the week.

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• Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) -
• The company's shares were down about 12% pre-market on Friday morning following announcements that it might face bankruptcy or even going out of business. "While the Company continues to pursue actions and steps to improve its cash position and mitigate any potential liquidity shortfall, based on recurring losses and negative cash flow from operations for the nine months ended November 26, 2022, as well as current cash and liquidity projections, the Company has concluded that there is substantial doubt about the Company's ability to continue as a going concern," Bed Bath & Beyond said.
• Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) -
• The consumer packaged goods and products of the company are planned to be spun off into a separate, publicly-traded company, Kenvue (KVUE) — Johnson & Johnson filed its initial public offering on Wednesday for the spinoff company that will include well-known brands such as Listerine and Johnson's Baby Shampoo.
• Amazon (AMZN) -
• The company reported plans to lay off more than 18,000 workers in what would be one of the biggest tech layoffs in a long time. A report from the Wall Street Journal indicated that most of the layoffs would come from Amazon's corporate staff.
• Silvergate (SI) -
• Shares experienced a massive drop in price on Thursday morning, and fell again Friday morning pre-market of this financial infrastructure bank with exposure to the collapse of cryptocurrency platform FTX.
• AMTD Digital (HKD) -
• A momentum play on one of the biggest movers of the week, with no known news — on Wednesday the stock was hovering around the $9.80 mark, but shot up to a high of over $35 on Thursday. Friday pre-market share price was all the way up to $52 momentarily.

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• General Electric (GE) -
• General Electric completed the spinoff of GE HealthCare (GEHC) and shares began trading on Wednesday morning. The American multinational giant also plans to spin off two more business lines into their own companies with publicly traded shares as well. GE Aerospace and GE Vernova are set to also be separate public companies, dealing with GE's current aviation and energy businesses respectively.
• Roku (ROKU) -
• The company announced on Wednesday that it would be beginning the development of its own line of television sets to add to its existing dongles, software, and streaming technologies.
• Apple (AAPL) -
• Wedbush lowered its price target for Apple from $200 to $175 on Wednesday.
• The stock "remains our favorite tech name" according to Wedbush analysts, but the lowered price target is meant to reflect "a more base case valuation in this uncertain environment as some demand headwinds starts to creep into the Cupertino growth story".
• Coinbase (COIN) -
• Shares dropped 7% pre-market on Thursday following a downgrade by investment bank Cowen (COWN) from outperforming the market to performing in line, citing continued problems in cryptocurrency at large due to the collapse of FTX, but also due to concerning consistent decreases in trading volume over time for COIN.
• The company also reached a $100 million settlement with New York regulators on Wednesday around account opening background checks and improving compliance.
• Tesla (TSLA) -
• Shares of the electric car maker experienced one of the biggest price drops in years for the stock on Tuesday.
• Even with a record breaking 1.3 million cars delivered in the last year, the number represented growth of 40%, against a 50% target that the company had set. However, shares made back some losses on Wednesday.

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JBLU, CVNA, TTC, PLAY, JAMF

• JetBlue Airways (JBLU) -
• Shares were largely unaffected Friday morning following news the company won a $1.5 billion contract with the US Department of Defense.
• A user in Benzinga Pro's lounge chat asked why the stock wasn't moving on the news. For whatever reason, US government contracts as a news catalyst rarely move stocks.
• Carvana (CVNA) -
• A stock with one of the highest short interests right now. Benzinga Pro's Details tool showed nearly 70% of Carvana's float was sold short.
• The Toro Company (TTC) -
• A play on a new bullish rating by analysts at Raymond James. The stock was upgraded to the equivalent of a buy rating Friday morning. The analysts cited the fact "Toro enjoys a massive (and still-rising) backlog of high-margin orders in its Pro segment..."
• Dave & Buster's Entertainment (PLAY) -
• An SEC filing from late Wednesday evening showed private-equity firm Hill Path purchased another 535,000 shares in Dave & Buster's. The purchase adds on to a 660,000 share purchase by Hill Path last week. The private-equity firm now holds about 6.5 million shares and has equity swap rights for another 2.4 million shares, totaling over 18% of Dave & Buster's total shares.
• Jamf Holding (JAMF) -
• Analysts at Needham discussed Jamf shares Friday morning. The analysts called the company's level of production differentiation in Apple devices "under appreciated." The firm maintained the equivalent of a buy rating on the stock.

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$UPS $SKX $NBTB $DASH $LASE

• United Parcel Service (UPS) -
• A sympathy play following better-than-expected earnings out of FedEx (FDX). Analysts on FedEx noted "soft" volume, "firm" pricing and a meaningful focus on cost-cutting initiatives.
• Skechers USA (SKX) -
• Analysts at Raymond James remained bullish on Skechers shares Wednesday morning following a recent meeting with the company's CFO.
• The analysts were favorable amid Skechers increased shelf space gains at wholesalers and also management's focus on lowering inventory levels through international distribution.
• NBT Bancorp (NBTB) -
• A way to gain exposure to US semiconductor chip manufacturing through a community bank.
• NBT's branches are located in New England, with its headquarters in northern New York, where chip foundries are starting to be constructed.
• DoorDash (DASH) -
• A play on a bullish call by an analyst at JMP Securities. In a research report Wednesday morning, the firm reiterated a Market Outperform rating and $100 price target.
• The target represented about 100% potential upside from where DoorDash shares traded.
• Laser Photonics (LASE) -
• One of Wednesday morning's big winners. Shares were up about 20% following news the company won a contract with the largest glass manufacturer in North America.
• The issue is in low-float territory, with about 8 million shares in its float.

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$TSLA $NVDA $AMC $HD $BLUE

• Tesla (TSLA) -
• Elon Musk tweeted Sunday afternoon to ask Twitter users if he should resign as head of Twitter.
• Musk said he would abide by the results of the poll. As of Monday morning, almost 58% of respondents said Musk should indeed resign.
• NVIDIA (NVDA) -
• Analysts at research shop Needham named NVIDIA their top pick in the chip space for 2023.
• Needham highlighted a belief NVIDIA will capitalize on the transition to artificial intelligence (AI) work loads.
• AMC Entertainment (AMC) -
• Shares were down 1% Monday morning following an update from the company about a recent preferred equity units offering.
• AMC said it raised about $150 million via the units over its fourth quarter.
• Home Depot (HD) -
• Retail analyst Seth Basham of Wedbush will interview on Benzinga's "Stock Market Movers" YouTube show at 1:45 p.m. EST on Thursday of this week.
• Basham covers Home Depot, Lowe's (LOW), Advance Auto Parts (AAP), RH (RH) and about 20 other retail companies.
• bluebid bio (BLUE) -
• A play on favorable news in the biotech space. bluebird announced Monday morning the FDA lifted a clinical hold on studies for its sickle cell disease candidate.
• An analyst at research shop SVB Securities commented on bluebird following the news and noted the lifting of the clinical hold was expected and bluebird has balance sheet concerns.

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$TSLA $NVDA $AMC $HD $BLUE

• Tesla (TSLA) -
• Elon Musk tweeted Sunday afternoon to ask Twitter users if he should resign as head of Twitter.
• Musk said he would abide by the results of the poll. As of Monday morning, almost 58% of respondents said Musk should indeed resign.
• NVIDIA (NVDA) -
• Analysts at research shop Needham named NVIDIA their top pick in the chip space for 2023.
• Needham highlighted a belief NVIDIA will capitalize on the transition to artificial intelligence (AI) work loads.
• AMC Entertainment (AMC) -
• Shares were down 1% Monday morning following an update from the company about a recent preferred equity units offering.
• AMC said it raised about $150 million via the units over its fourth quarter.
• Home Depot (HD) -
• Retail analyst Seth Basham of Wedbush will interview on Benzinga's "Stock Market Movers" YouTube show at 1:45 p.m. EST on Thursday of this week.
• Basham covers Home Depot, Lowe's (LOW), Advance Auto Parts (AAP), RH (RH) and about 20 other retail companies.
• bluebid bio (BLUE) -
• A play on favorable news in the biotech space. bluebird announced Monday morning the FDA lifted a clinical hold on studies for its sickle cell disease candidate.
• An analyst at research shop SVB Securities commented on bluebird following the news and noted the lifting of the clinical hold was expected and bluebird has balance sheet concerns.

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