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STOCKS TO WATCH

 

$DIS $BA $MRVL $CTLT $ONCS

 

• Disney (DIS) -
• Returned Disney CEO Bob Iger held his first company meeting on Monday.
• The esteemed exec said a Disney hiring freeze would stay in place. He also said management will focus on cost efficiencies and the company's streaming business.
• Boeing (BA) -
• A Morgan Stanley analyst Tuesday morning was favorable on Boeing and said "...even though Boeing has a lot of work to do...the worst is behind the company..." Morgan Stanley maintained the equivalent of a buy recommendation on Boeing shares.
• Marvell Technology (MRVL) -
• A play on an upcoming earnings report for a semi company. Marvell will report quarterly results on Thursday.
• An analyst at research shop Rosenblatt Tuesday morning called Marvell a top semiconductor company in the world.
• Catalent (CTLT) -
• Shares were up about 13% on Monday following a rumor the company had warnings for two of its facilities cleared by the FDA.
• As of Tuesday morning, neither the company or FDA had confirmed the report.
• OncoSec Medical (ONCS) -
• A recent momentum stock. After the stock fell more than 20% and marked a new 52-week low on Monday around $2.55, shares rebounded Tuesday morning.
• The stock was up 18% in pre-market action on seemingly no news. The issue is a low-float name with around 1 million shares in its float.

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• Snowflake (SNOW) - Will report quarterly results after market close on Wednesday. Analysts expect earnings of $0.04 per share.
• Coinbase (COIN) - A play on bitcoin prices down more than 20% over the last month. Traders in Benzinga Pro's lounge chat discussed an article which highlighted "Another $2B worth of Bitcoin withdrawn from Coinbase over weekend."
• Williams-Sonoma (WSM) - Shares were downgraded to the equivalent of a sell rating by analysts at Morgan Stanley Monday morning.
• Talkspace (TALK) - This penny stock was up about 30% following a report from Israeli paper Calcalist which suggested the company is in talks to be purchased by American Well.
• Taboola (TBLA) - Monday morning's biggest winner. Shares were up more than 60% following news of a long-term contract with Yahoo!

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$CRWD $BURL $ULTA $HIBB $GSUN

• CrowdStrike (CRWD) -
• A play on the software space. Many software companies will be reporting their quarterly results next week.
• CrowdStrike will be reporting on Tuesday afternoon.
• Burlington Stores (BURL) -
• One of Tuesday's biggest winners despite a Q3 miss and guidance which was inline with analyst estimates.
• An analyst at Morgan Stanley Wednesday morning said "strong November month-to-date trends and signs of improved execution provided the green shoots investors were hoping for."
• Ulta Beauty (ULTA) -
• A play on the beauty and cosmetics space. Ulta will report quarterly results on Thursday of next week.
• Hibbett Sports (HIBB) -
• A play on the sporting goods retail space following strong quarterly results and raised guidance out of DICK'S (DKS) Tuesday.
• Hibbett will report its results on Tuesday of next week.
• Golden Sun Education (GSUN) -
• A momentum name for Wednesday.
• Shares of this China-based, US-traded education company were up 26% on seemingly no news.
• The issue is a low-float name with about 6 million shares in its float.

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• Tesla (TSLA) -
• Analyst and long-time bear in Tesla, Gordon Johnson, issued a research note Tuesday morning which highlighted data from this week which showed weak Tesla sales in China.
• Johnson noted the concerning weekly sales were despite two recent price cuts for Tesla vehicles in China over the last month.
• Best Buy (BBY) -
• Shares were up 9% in pre-market action following better-than-expected quarterly results and an update the company will have bought back about $1 billion in its shares during 2022.
• SoFi Technologies (SOFI) -
• The stock closed Monday's session down about 5% following a report a group of US Senators called on regulators to review SoFi's crypto activities.
• The company responded and said it believes it has been compliant with the mandates of its bank license and laws.
• TC BioPharm (TCBP) -
• Shares were up 13% Tuesday morning following news the company began dosing in its Phase 2b trial for its acute myeloid leukemia treatment candidate. The stock was one of the most-discussed names in Benzinga Pro's lounge chat Tuesday morning.
• Traders noted the stocks "tiny" float; the issue has around 27 million shares in its float.
• Recruiter.com (RCRT) -
• Tuesday's penny-stock, low-float momentum name.
• dShares were up 23% on seemingly no news.

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$DIS $AAPL $DKNG $BIDU $RDW 

• Disney (DIS) -
• In maybe this weekend's biggest news item, Disney removed CEO Bob Chapek and reinstalled long-time chief Bob Iger. Shares of Disney were up 10% on the news.
• Apple (AAPL) -
• Chinese authorities loosened COVID-related restrictions in several regions over the weekend.
• Apple was affected as recently as several weeks ago by tightened restrictions at certain manufacturing facilities within China.
• DraftKings (DKNG) -
• A top pick in the gaming space by Morgan Stanley.
• The firm's analysts began coverage on DraftKings with an Overweight rating and called the stock "the best secular growth story."
• Baidu (BIDU) -
• The Chinese equivalent of Google.
• Baidu will report quarterly results this week on Tuesday.
• Redwire (RDW) -
• A play on spacecraft navigation and imaging systems. Shares of Redwire were up 14% in pre-market action Monday.
• NASA's Artemis I craft did a close moon fly by early Monday morning. Redwire provided some of the navigation and imaging systems for Artemis I.

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• Zoom Video Communications (ZM) - Potentially next week's most exciting earnings report (maybe that's not saying a lot). Zoom will report quarterly results on Monday morning.
• Boston Beer (SAM) - The owner of alcoholic beverage brands including Sam Adams, Twisted Tea, Truly and Dogfish Head. The company was the subject of an interesting analyst research report Friday. Analysts at Morgan Stanley responded to pushback following their setting of a new Underweight rating and $300 price target on the stock last week. In the note Friday morning, the analysts showed conviction in their belief that certain Boston Beer brands "holding [market] share looks challenging" amid current competition.
• Provention Bio (PRVB) - Friday morning's most-discussed stock in the Benzinga Pro lounge chat. The stock was down about 10% following news the company's drug to delay the onset of Stage 3 Type 1 diabetes was the first candidate to win FDA approval. Traders in the Benzinga Pro chat showed concern with the Provention drug's cost and seemingly intensive administration.
• Fulgent Genetics (FLGT) - Analysts at Raymond James initiated coverage on the stock with the firm's equivalent of a buy rating. The analysts said Fulgent "capitalized on COVID-19 testing capabilities...and has now deployed part of their substantial cash hoard to emerge from the pandemic with the full breadth of oncology testing capabilities."
• Steakholder Foods (STKH) - A technology company in the food space. The company is developing a 3D bioprinting technology in order to effectively build edible meat cultures without slaughtering animals. Shares of this low-float name were up 20% in pre-market action following a company press release which highlighted news of a competitor in its space winning FDA approval for a similar process Steakholder is developing.

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• NVIDIA (NVDA) -
• Shares were down about 1% Thursday morning following mixed quarterly results and somewhat soft guidance.
• Tune into Benzinga's daily Stocks To Watch podcast on Twitter around 9:30 a.m. EST to hear several pieces of analyst commentary following NVIDIA's quarterly results. The podcast is also posted on Apple Podcasts and Spotify later in the morning.
• Foot Locker (FL) -
• A play on upcoming earnings.
• Foot Locker will report quarterly results on Friday of this week.
• 3M (MMM) -
• A value stock which is near 10-year lows.
• A report Wednesday morning suggested research shop Gordon Haskett heard a "large activist investor looks to be gobbling up 3M" shares.
• The stock closed lower on Wednesday amid the report.
• Victoria's Secret (VSCO) -
• A sympathy play following strong quarterly results out of Bath & Body Works (BBWI).
• Bath & Body Works shares were up nearly 20% in pre-market action Thursday.
• Wing Stop (WING) -
• Analysts at sell-side firm Wedbush issued a research note Thursday morning following a recent call with Wing Stop management.
• The analysts said the call left them "incrementally more confident that WING is uniquely positioned to meaningfully outperform industry peers.

 

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WMT, CAT, WDC, SRAD, BTBT

• Walmart (WMT) -
• In the big-box retail space Wednesday morning, Target (TGT) shares were down 15% following mixed quarterly results and lowered guidance.
• An analyst at Telsey Advisory commented on the Target results and noted company management commentary that softer trends from the third quarter persisted into November "in contrast to Walmart which reported...fourth quarter was off to a good start."
• Caterpillar (CAT) -
• A play on a value stock and so-called cyclical smokestack company.
• Caterpillar shares have rallied more than 40% over the last month and were near a 52-week high Wednesday morning. Professional trader and co host of Benzinga's PreMarket Prep trading show, Dennis Dick, shared his belief the flight to value stocks has been "overdone."
• Western Digital (WDC) -
• A play on the computer storage space. On Wednesday, peer in the storage space, Micron (MU),cut its expected storage wafer starts by 20% versus last year.
• Sportradar (SRAD) -
• A play on sports-betting technology.
• Shares were up 17% in pre-market action Wednesday following better-than-expected quarterly results and raised guidance.
• Bit Digital (BTBT) -
• A play on bitcoin mining.
• The company's Chief Strategy Officer, Sam Tabar, will interview on Benzinga's Live Trading YouTube show Thursday at 11:05 a.m. EST.

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• Intel (INTC) -
• Big news in the chip space Monday evening: Berkshire Hathaway's (BRK/A, BRK/B) Warren Buffett disclosed a $4 billion stake in Intel competitor, Taiwan Semi (TSM). Despite press over the last six months or so which highlighted major investments in US semiconductor infrastructure by the US government, the Oracle of Omaha apparently liked Taiwan Semi as an investment more than a US player like Intel.
• Netflix (NFLX) -
• Analysts at Bank of America restarted coverage on Netflix Tuesday morning with Buy rating and $370 price target. As shares of Netflix traded around $311 Tuesday morning, the firm's new price target represented potential upside of about 19%.
• Best Buy (BBY) -
• Will report quarterly results on Tuesday of next week. The company historically reports around 6 a.m. ET.
• SI-BONE Inc. (SIBN) -
• A play on a medical device company. SI-BONE is a developer of a minimally invasive surgical implant system for the treatment of lower back pain. An analyst at Needham Monday morning alerted investors a recent pullback in SI-BONE shares created a buying opportunity in the stock.
• Pineapple Energy (PEGY) -
• An ongoing momentum play. Shares of this low-float penny stock were up about 30% Tuesday morning following earnings from the company.

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• Amazon.com (AMZN) -
• A top story on the Wall Street Journal Monday morning was titled "Black Friday Deals Arrived Early for Many Shoppers This Year."
• Black Friday is now just 11 days away!
• Weibo (WB) -
• A play on the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.
• In top weekend news, US President Biden and Chinese President Xi met in order to discuss ways to effectively reopen communication between the two nations.
• DICK'S Sporting Goods (DKS) -
• A play on a sporting goods retailer.
• An analyst at retail-focused Telsey Advisory maintained an Outperform rating on DICK'S shares Monday morning ahead of the company's quarterly results on Tuesday of next week.
• The analyst noted an expectation for DICK'S to beat quarterly sales amid "continued demand for fitness and outdoor equipment and athletic apparel & footwear."
• MorphoSys (MOR) -
• One of Monday morning's biggest decliners.
• Shares were down nearly 30% following news out of company partner Roche that studies for an Alzheimer's treatment candidate did not meet their primary endpoint.
• Freight Technologies (FRGT) -
• Monday morning's biggest winner.
• The company's stock was initiated for coverage by analyst firm Chardan with a Buy rating and $2.25 price target.
• The firm's new price target represents potential upside of nearly 500%. Freight Technologies is a low-float name with about 8 million shares in its float.

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