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• Alibaba (BABA) -
• China's largest online commerce company. Alibaba will report quarterly results on Thursday of next week.
• Cisco (CSCO) -
• Described by a Morgan Stanley analyst as being set up "relatively defensively" heading into quarterly results on Wednesday of next week.
• Doximity (DOCS) -
• One of Friday's most-discussed stocks by analysts on the sell side.
• Shares were up about 17% following better-than-expected second-quarter results but mixed guidance.
• Genius Sports (GENI) -
• A play on "a crucial role in the sports betting process facilitating the transfer of data from sports leagues to sports books," according to an analyst at Needham.
• While shares of Genius opened Thursday's session higher following strong quarterly results, investors took profit of the session and shares closed lower.
• Snail (SNAL) -
• An initial public offering (IPO) from Thursday. Shares were up 90% Friday morning.
• The company is a publisher of video games, including "Last Oasis," "ATLAS" and "ARK Park."
• The issue is in low-float territory with about 3 million shares in its float.

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• NVIDIA (NVDA) -
• The company will report quarterly results on Wednesday of next week.
• Analysts expect earnings of $0.70 per share on sales around $5.8 billion.
• Affirm (AFRM) -
• One of Wednesday's most-discussed stocks on communication platform Discord.
• Shares fell more than 20% on Wednesday following a mixed quarterly report and weak guidance from Affirm.
• The stock rebounded Thursday morning; shares were up about 12% in pre-market action.
• Veru Inc. (VERU) -
• Thursday morning's biggest decliner.
• Shares were down more than 60% following an unfavorable FDA Advisory Committee meeting related to the company's COVID-19 drug.
• Olo Inc. (OLO) -
• Shares of this digital ordering and delivery service in the restaurant space were up about 5% following better-than-expected quarterly results and guidance.
• The company's founder and CEO, Noah Glass, will interview on Benzinga's "Live Trading" YouTube show Thursday at 11:05 a.m. EST.
• Blue Water Vaccines (BWV) -
• One of Thursday's momentum names.
• Shares of this low-float penny stock were up about 25% following quarterly results and news of a buyback.
• The issue has about 7 million shares in its float.

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• Walmart (WMT) -
• The world's largest brick-and-mortar retailer will report quarterly results on Tuesday morning of next week.
• Walmart informally kicks off the earnings season for retailers.
• YETI Holdings (YETI) -
• Shares have fallen from above $100 to around $30 over the last year.
• YETI shares opened for trade back at the end of 2018 around the $15 level.
• The company will report quarterly results Thursday before market open.
• VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) -
• A play on gold.
• The VanEck Gold Miners ETF differs in its usage compared to the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD); whereas GLD tracks the price of spot gold, GDX tracks an basket of gold-mining companies.
• Traders in Benzinga Pro's lounge chat on Wednesday morning discussed a possible breakout in GDX.
• Appian (APPN) -
• A play on software.
• Benzinga will host the company's CEO, Matt Calkins, for an interview at 11:05 a.m. EST Wednesday. Check Benzinga's YouTube channel to tune into the interview.
• Mullen Automotive (MULN) -
• A favorite among the retail investor crowd.
• Mullen shares were up about 16% in pre-market action Wednesday following news of a distribution deal for the company's urban commercial electric delivery vehicle.

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• AMC Entertainment (AMC) - The company will report quarterly results after market close Tuesday. AMC has reported between 4:08 p.m. and 4:18 p.m. ET over the last two quarters.
• Roblox (RBLX) - A play on the metaverse. Roblox will publish its quarterly results Wednesday before market open. Analysts expect a loss of $0.33 per share on sales just under $690 million.
• e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) - A play on the cosmetics space. Shares marked a new all-time high last week following the company's strong quarterly results. The stock has continued higher since last week. A Morgan Stanley analyst commented favorably on e.l.f. Tuesday morning and noted the company's guidance will likely prove conservative.
• First Solar (FSLR) - A play on an American solar manufacturer. In the space Tuesday morning, First Solar peer, SunPower (SPWR), reported better-than-expected quarterly results. SunPower shares traded up about 11% on the news.
• IceCure Medical (ICCM) - One of Tuesday's top momentum plays. Shares were up nearly 50% following news the company's cryoablation device achieved a milestone related to Medicare coverage for breast cancer procedures. The issue is in low-float territory with about 16 million shares in its float.

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• Apple (AAPL) -
• Shares were down about a percent and a half Monday morning following Apple's warning of delays related to production of its high-end iPhone models, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
• The warning followed a week-long lockdown at the largest facility of Apple's largest supplier, Foxconn.
• Pfizer (PFE) -
• The company's COVID-19 vaccine partner, BioNTech (BNTX), reported a 50% drop in sales amid declining demand for COVID vaccines.
• Peabody Energy (BTU) -
• One of the most-discussed stocks in Benzinga Pro's lounge chat Monday morning.
• Traders and investors were favorable on news out of the company that it and privately-held Coronado ended merger talks. Shares of Peabody were up about 7% on the news.
• Zoom Video Communications (ZM) -
• A play on an upcoming product event and analyst day. Zoom will host its Zoomtopia event on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week; the company's analyst day event will also run in tandem with the product event on Tuesday, starting at 2 p.m. EST.
• GigaCloud Technology (GCT) -
• One of Monday's top momentum plays.
• The Benzinga Pro newsdesk team did not see news to justify a sharp move higher in the stock. Shares were up about 40% in pre-market trade. The issue is in low-float territory, with about 13 million shares in its float.

 

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• PayPal (PYPL) -
• Shares traded about 5% lower ahead of the open Friday despite better-than-expected quarterly results and raised guidance.
• The company also announced that its brands will be integrated into Apple's (AAPL) payments products.
• Palantir Technologies (PLTR) -
• A favorite among the retail investor crowd. The company will report quarterly results on Monday before market open.
• HireQuest (HQI) -
• A play on staffing and a strong jobs market.
• The US's Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday morning reported solid jobs data: job additions in the non-farm sector totaled 261,000 vs an economist expectation of 200,000.
• Wynn Resorts (WYNN) -
• A play on casinos.
• Wynn will report quarterly results on Wednesday of next week. Keep in mind that Wynn's two main peers in the casino space, Las Vegas Sands (LVS) and MGM Resorts (MGM), recently reported quarterly results.
• Shares of casino stocks fell following Las Vegas Sands and MGM's quarterly results, meaning downside has already been priced into Wynn shares related to third-quarter results.
• BioAlta (BCAB) -
• Friday's momentum name.
• Shares traded up more than 50%. While the company did have a news catalyst Friday morning (a quarterly report), given the biotech nature of the company's operations, quarterly results are not a strong news catalyst.
• The stock is likely trading on the fact that the issue is in low-float territory, with around 25 million shares in its float. Later in the pre-market session, the company announced an offering

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• Twitter (TWTR) -
• Elon Musk is officially Twitter's lone director.
• Musk fired the entire Board following the completion of the deal for Twitter.
• Reports out Monday suggested Musk will cut Twitter's current workforce by about 25%.
• Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) -
• The company will report quarterly results Tuesday after market close.
• Analysts expect earnings of $0.74 per share on sales of $5.8 billion.
• Block (SQ) -
• Will publish quarterly earnings on Thursday after market close.
• Block can be used as a gauge of the strength or weakness of consumers.
• Yum China (YUMC) -
• A play on the Chinese economy.
• Yum China's KFC is extremely popular in China. The company will report quarterly results on Tuesday after market close.
• Arista Networks (ANET) -
• One of the most-discussed companies and stocks by analysts on the sell side Tuesday morning.
• Shares traded up about 1% following better-than-expected quarterly results and strong guidance released Monday evening.

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• Amazon (AMZN) - The multinational giant announced Q3 earnings last Friday and reported a beat with an EPS (earnings per share) of 0.28 over an expected 0.20, and only a very slight revenue miss, but operating income, net income, operating cash flow, and free cash flow all fell in what some analysts called a "disappointment" - the news resulted in a drop in share price with some recovery over the course of the day.
• Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) - Legendary investor Warren Buffett's own legendary company has not officially confirmed its next earnings date as of time of writing, but going off of last year's report date watch for release on and around Friday, November 4th.
• General Electric (GE) - The company's share price has seen a relatively steady rise of over 26% over the last month at time of writing. The Chicago PMI (a measure of the manufacturing sector in the Chicago region often used to gauge overall US manufacturing sector health) data for October is expected to be released today (Monday, October 31st) and may bring positive or negative color to GE and many other manufacturing tickers.
• Stryker (SYK) - A medical technologies company with products in much of the medical industry, Stryker is reporting Q3 earnings today with an earnings call at 4:30pm EDT.
• Selina Hospitality (SLNA) - A momentum and volatility play around a ticker that until only last week was nearly completely flat. The stock saw a massive surge in price on Thursday after a SPAC deal but lost some of its gains and trended further down on Friday. However, shares were back up this morning by over 20% at time of writing.

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• Credit Suisse (CS) - Switzerland's second largest bank announced a Q3 loss of $4 billion, a "radical" restructuring plan including renaming a section of the bank to "First Boston", and plans to cut 9,000 jobs on Thursday. Share price dropped hard on the combination of news.
• Altra Industrial Motion (AIMC) - A US-based electromechanical power transmission company that manufactures parts and components for controls agreed to a cash acquisition deal from Regal Rexnord Corp. (RRX) that sent the share price flying higher on Thursday. Regal experienced a decline in share price.
• Mobileye Global (MBLY) - After spinning off from Intel Corporation (INTC), shares of driver assistance and autonomous driving technology company Mobileye popped on Thursday. Additionally there was an anonymously sourced rumor published by Reuters on Thursday that Volkswagen (VWAGY) would be partnering with Mobileye on automated driving.
• User Testing (USER) - Announced it entered into an agreement to be acquired by private equity giant Thoma Bravo on Thursday at a price of $7.50 per share. Share price skyrocketed from $3.85 to $7.48 then settled slightly lower.
• Shopify (SHOP) - The company announced an earnings beat on Thursday with a 17% bump in share price, but pre-market on Friday, trading showed some volatility as share price fluctuated in the negative.

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• Ford (F) - The company reported a Q3 net loss of $827 million and shuttered its autonomous vehicle unit Argo AI, the stock fell and was compared to sector performance including General Motors (GM)'s recent earnings win.
• Spotify (SPOT) - Even with a beat on revenue and total monthly active users, shares fell about 13% Wednesday after earnings showing declining margins and comments from the CEO about the possibility of increasing prices for US users on Tuesday.
• Exxon Mobil (XOM) - Earnings call currently ongoing at time of writing, with better GDP report than expected and recent OPEC oil tightening things to keep in mind.
• Harley-Davidson (HOG) - An earnings winner that rumbled up the movers lists Wednesday, with profit and revenue beating estimates. The company also discussed increased consumer confidence levels in the US and Asia and developing more electric models on a conference call with analysts Wednesday.
• Marqeta (MQ) - A play on recent Visa (V) announcement of opening its payment network to Blockchain.com using Marqeta's fintech platform. Share price seemed relatively unmoved by the news.

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