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$GM $GIIB $CLF $COOK $OUST

• General Motors (GM) - Shares were up about 4% in Tuesday's pre-market session following better-than-expected quarterly results and strong guidance. Ford (F) will report quarterly results on Wednesday after market close.
• Biogen (BIIB) - The company reported a beat on both the top- and bottom-lines for its third-quarter results. Biogen raised its fiscal year guidance. The stock traded up modestly, less than 1%.
• Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) - One of Tuesday morning's big earnings-related losers. Shares were down about 11% following worse-than-expected quarterly earnings.
• Traegar (COOK) - Shares may see increased attention following a deal in the barbeque manufacturer space. Weber (WEBR) received a go-private offer at $6.25 per share. Weber shares were up about 30% on the news; Traeger shares traded up about 3%.
• Ouster (OUST) - A play on a favorable call by a sell-side analyst. Rosenblatt's Kevin Cassidy called Ouster "a leader in digital LiDAR technology" and began coverage on the stock with a Buy rating. 

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Starboard Value published a slideshow presentation on $WIX

The earnings season is in full force this week! About 800 publicly-traded companies will be issuing their quarterly results this week.

The following companies will be reporting:

• Amazon.com (AMZN) - On Thursday after market close.
• Boeing (BA) - On Wednesday before market open.
• McDonald's (MCD) - On Thursday before market open.
• Merck (MRK) - On Thursday before market open.
• Chevron (CVX) - On Friday before market open.

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Starboard Value published a slideshow presentation on $WIX

• Meta Platforms (META) - Stocks in the social media space were sharply lower Friday morning following better-than-expected quarterly results but an uncertain outlook from peer in the space, Snap (SNAP). Shares of Snap traded down about 30% in pre-market action Friday; Meta and Twitter (TWTR) shares were down about 4%.
• Under Armour (UAA) - The company will report quarterly results in two Thursdays, on November 3. An analyst at research shop Telsey Advisory downgraded Under Armour shares Friday. The analyst showed concern related to the prospect of high inventory in the apparel space heading into 2023.
• Molson Coors (TAP) - A play on the beer sector. Shares of peer Sam Adams (SAM) traded higher Friday following its strong quarterly results. Molson Coors will report quarterly results on November 1.
• Pineapple Energy (PEGY) - A recent momentum play. The company's CEO, Kyle Udseth, will interview on Benzinga's "Live Trading" YouTube show next week on Wednesday. The interview will start around 11:05 a.m. EDT.
• Energy Focus (EFOI) - One of Friday's momentum stocks. Shares of this penny stock were up about 70% on no news. The issue is in low-float territory, with about 9 million shares in its float.

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ROKU, AXP, ASML, WIX, LMAO

• Roku (ROKU) - Shares saw increased attention Wednesday morning following better-than-expected earnings out of Netflix (NFLX) Tuesday evening. Traders often group the likes of Roku and Netflix together in the streaming space.
• American Express (AXP) - A play on upcoming earnings. AmEx will report quarterly results on Friday of this week. The company will be the first credit card processor to report quarterly results.
• ASML Holding (ASML) - A play on semiconductors. The company is a leader in photolithography, the process of exposing circuit patterns onto a semiconductor wafer. ASML shares were higher Wednesday morning following strong quarterly results from the company.
• Wix.com (WIX) - A play on activist investor interest. Starboard Value published a slideshow presentation Tuesday which highlighted the potential for Wix to improve growth and profitability. Despite the attention from the notable activist investor, shares of Wix were relatively quiet.
• LMF Acquisition Opportunities (LMAO) - A potential special purpose acquisition corporation (SPAC) redemption play. Shareholders approved the company's business combo deal with SeaStar Medical, a medical company working to find a treatment against cytokine storm, a process which effectively turns a person's immune system against them.

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• Snap (SNAP) - A play on upcoming earnings. Snap will report quarterly results on Thursday after market close. Benzinga will be hosting the company's quarterly conference call on our YouTube channel. The conference call will begin around 5 p.m. EDT.
• Roblox (RBLX) - Shares rallied more than 20% on Monday following news of strong September user figures out of Roblox. An analyst at Needham Tuesday morning commented on Roblox following the user figures. Tune into Benzinga's Stocks To Watch podcast after 10 a.m. EDT to hear more detail from that Needham commentary.
• Alphabet (GOOGL) - A play on connected TV. Analysts at Morgan Stanley were out with a relatively big call Tuesday morning; the firm highlighted the growth potential for ad players in the connected TV space. Morgan Stanley called Alphabet and Amazon.com (AMZN) beneficiaries to this trend.
• CVS Health (CVS) - Shares of Cano Health (CANO) plunged nearly 50% on Monday following speculation out of Dealreporter CVS has abandoned a pursuit for a takeover deal with Cano.
• Recruiter.com (RCRT) - Tuesday's momentum-du-jour play. Shares of this penny stock were up about 40% on no news. The issue is a low-float name with about 13 million shares in its float.

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$IBM $RUM $CMG $CLNE $INPX

• International Business Machines (IBM) - An earnings play. The company will report quarterly results after market close on Wednesday. Analysts expect earnings of $1.78 per share on sales of $13.5 billion.
• Rumble (RUM) - A play on alternative media. Rumble is a provider of a YouTube-esque video-sharing platform which touts non censorship. In weekend news, celeb Kanye West purchased Parler, a social media platform which describes itself as focused on free speech.
• Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) - A play on a favorable analyst call ahead of quarterly earnings. An analyst at Oppenheimer Monday morning called Chipotle "a rarity" in the restaurant space as the company and stock have an "attractive" set up heading into earnings. Chipotle will report quarterly results on Tuesday of next week.
• Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) - A play on natural gas. Shares of peer in the nat-gas space, Archaea Energy (LFG), were up more than 50% following news BP (BP) will purchase Archaea in a $4 billion deal.
• Inpixon (INPX) - A momentum play last week which has continued to see notable price action Monday morning. The stock rallied more than 90% last week following news of new purchase orders on Tuesday of last week. Shares of this low-float name were up another 60% Monday morning on no news.

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NFLX, BLNK, DLB, RKLB, TAOP

• Netflix (NFLX) - The company will report quarterly results on Tuesday of next week. Netflix has historically reported right after the closing bell, around 4:01 or 4:02 p.m. EDT.
• Blink Charging (BLNK) - A play on electric vehicle infrastructure. The company is a provider of electric vehicle charging services. The electric vehicle space will be in focus early next week as Tesla (TSLA) will report quarterly results on Wednesday.
• Dolby Laboratories (DLB) - A play on the metaverse. The company is a developer of audio and surround-sound systems for a range of applications. On Friday morning, an analyst at research shop Tigress Financial said the "creation of increasingly immersive entertainment experiences for the Metaverse will be a major upside catalyst" for Dolby.
• Rocket Lab USA (RKLB) - Shares were modestly higher Friday morning following news the company was selected for a contract to build solar panels for a NASA mobile rocket program. The terms of the contract were not disclosed. Find out why this specific about the terms of the contract is important on Benzinga's daily Stocks To Watch podcast. Tune in to Benzinga's Twitter around 9:30 a.m. EDT to hear more, or listen to the podcast later Friday afternoon on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
• Taoping (TAOP) - One of Friday morning's momentum names. Shares were up about 10% in pre-market action despite no news. The issue is a low-float name with about 10 million shares in its float. Traders clump this stock into the group of non-fungible token (NFT) plays. 

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UAL, SPOT, ICE, WEBR, LASE 

• United Airlines (UAL) - A play on upcoming earnings. United Air will report quarterly results on Tuesday of next week. Earnings out of Delta Air (DAL) were affecting the airline space Thursday morning. While Delta reported a quarterly miss, the company's guidance was better than expected.
• Spotify (SPOT) - A play on a bullish call by an analyst at Morgan Stanley. With shares of Spotify down from around $300 a year ago to under $100 recently, Morgan Stanley's Ben Swinburne noted his expectation for "streaming audio user growth to remain relatively resilient among digital consumer services..."
• Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) - ICE is the owner of the New York Stock Exchange. Tune into Benzinga's YouTube channel at 10:45 a.m. EDT Thursday to watch our tour of the NYSE floor!
• Weber (WEBR) - A play on a "bad" rumor. On Tuesday of this week, shares of Weber jumped sharply following a report which suggested the company could be the target of a takeover approach. Within about 30 minutes, Weber shares began seeing profit taking. The next morning, a Bloomberg report came out which suggested the company was in talks for a debt financing deal. The stock is now down about 20% from where shares were trading following the initial rumor. Traders should use this series of events as a lesson in sourcing.
• Laser Photonics (LASE) - One of Thursday's morning's biggest gainers. Shares were up about 40% following a Benzinga Pro exclusive early release on news the company's laser blasting product will be utilized at Coca-Cola (KO) bottling plants.

 

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MS, DELL, COIN, SESN, PEGY

• Morgan Stanley (MS) - Will report quarterly results on Friday of this week. The US's big bank companies have, over the last few years, kicked off the earnings season.
• Dell Technologies (DELL) - A lead story in the Wall Street Journal this week highlighted "PC Shipments Plunge Nearly 20%, Steepest Drop in More Than 20 Years." Dell remains a top-5 computer brand globally.
• Coinbase (COIN) - Shares were oddly quiet Wednesday morning following news Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google selected Coinbase to provide crypto services for some of its cloud products.
• Sesen Bio (SESN) - A play on news Merck (MRK) exercised an option to continue working with Moderna (MRNA) for a cancer vaccine. In September, Sesen merged with privately-held Carisma Therapeutics, a partner of Moderna's with a focus on cancer therapies.
• Pineapple Energy (PEGY) - One of Wednesday's momentum-du-jour names. The stock has been a momentum name for a few weeks now. Shares were up 19% Wednesday morning on no news. The issue is a low-float play with about 4 million shares in its float.

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• Okta (OKTA) - A play on identity management software. The space was getting some attention Tuesday morning following news of a takeover deal for peer in the space, ForgeRock (FORG), by private-equity firm Thoma Bravo.
• Matterport (MTTR) - A controversial play on the metaverse. Meta Platforms (META) will host a one-day virtual event on Tuesday at 1 p.m. EDT called "Meta Connect." The event will highlight recent updates Meta has made on its metaverse development. Attention generated from the Meta Platforms event could create trading interest in other metaverse names, like Matterport.
• Li Auto (LI) - A play on a China-based electric vehicle manufacturer. Data out of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers Tuesday showed a slowing growth rate for the sale of cars in China. A transportation authority in China said a 25% increase in sales of automobiles over September indicated "relatively weak" growth.
• Braskem (BAK) - The target of a recent rumor. Shares of Braskem were up about 12% Tuesday morning following a rumor holding company Apollo Capital made a new offer for the company. While the source Benzinga found related to the report cited a publication named Valor, the Benzinga reporters could not find the article on that website.
• Joby Aviation (JOBY) - One of Tuesday morning's biggest winners. Shares were up about 50% following news Delta Air (DAL) will make a $60 million equity investment in Joby. Something to remember: Joby has been a momentum name in the recent past; the issue is on the border of low-float territory with about 30 million shares in its float.

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