Joby Aviation rebounded sharply as a massive capital raise ensured it has the runway to reach commercial launch. The TIKR Model projects a path to $55, valuing the company on its potential to revolutionize urban transport by 2026.
Carnival Corporation jumped 8% as early "Wave Season" data pointed to record booking volumes for 2026. The TIKR Model sees further upside to $53, driven by pricing power and continued debt reduction.
Paychex crashed nearly 4% to hit a new 52-week low as investors panicked over a "white-collar recession" and softer-than-expected revenue per client.
Freshworks crashed 17% as investors punished the software provider for a weak 2026 outlook.
Zillow Group crashed nearly 19% as investors punished the company for a weak EBITDA forecast and elevated legal expenses.
Pegasystems plummeted 15% as traders locked in profits following an earnings beat. Despite strong growth from its AI-powered Blueprint platform, internal models suggest a path down to $27.49 as the stock’s valuation catches up with reality.
Generac surged 17% as the market officially re-rated the company from a residential backup power provider to a critical "AI Infrastructure" player.
DuPont climbed 4% as investors flocked to the industrial powerhouse following a profit beat, aggressive share buybacks, and multiple analyst upgrades.
Upstart crashed 14% as investors fled the stock following a sudden leadership transition and a blackout on quarterly financial guidance.
Eaton Corporation climbed nearly 5% today, pushing its 1-year return to 18% as investors bet on a massive "Grid Super-Cycle."
Ultra Clean Holdings climbed over 4% today, pushing its 1-year return to a staggering 46% as the AI semiconductor super-cycle heats up.
Mattel crashed 24% as investors punished the toy maker for a weak holiday quarter and a massive cut to its 2026 earnings outlook. Analysts see a path back to $24.50, but only if the company's costly pivot to digital gaming pays off against surging rival Hasbro.
Block surged 5% after confirming a decisive "efficiency" pivot involving a 10% workforce reduction. Analysts see a path to $134 as the company integrates Square and Cash App to unlock massive margins.
Lattice Semiconductor jumped 6% as investors bet on a "beat and raise" driven by its new security chips for the quantum era. The TIKR Model sees a path to $128 as the company captures the explosive growth in AI and data center protection.
Equinix jumped 5% as investors bet on a "beat and raise" driven by massive cloud capex spending. The TIKR Model sees a path to $1,447 as the company expands capacity to meet insatiable AI demand.
Citigroup jumped 6% as CEO Jane Fraser's transformation plan delivered tangible results in Q4, with Services revenue up 8%. The TIKR Model sees further upside to $154, driven by continued buybacks and efficiency gains.
News Corp dropped 7% as shrinking profits overshadowed revenue growth. However, the TIKR Model sees a 43% upside to $32, suggesting the market's reaction to the earnings miss may be overblown.
Delta Air Lines jumped 8% as consumer sentiment shifted back to travel, driving a sector-wide rally. The TIKR Model sees further upside to $82, supported by record international demand and a return to margin expansion.
TeraWulf surged 20% after announcing a 1.5 GW "land grab" to power high-performance computing. Analysts see a path to $26 as the company pivots from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure.
Roivant Sciences surged 18% after its drug brepocitinib delivered "dream" results in a Phase 2 trial for a rare skin disease. Analysts see a path to $33 as the company advances a potential first-in-class treatment toward a pivotal Phase 3.
Wesco International slid 7% as investors punished the company for a margin miss, overshadowing strong data center sales. Analysts see a path to $296, questioning whether the company can convert its revenue growth into profitable returns.
Under Armour crashed 8% as Wall Street lost patience with the brand's slow recovery. Analysts see a path to only $7.36, questioning whether the company can ever reclaim its glory days from rivals like Hoka and On.
Medpace crashed 15% as investors panicked over a spike in project cancellations, overshadowing an earnings beat. Analysts see a path to $545, arguing that the company's backlog remains robust despite the short-term noise.
Quest Diagnostics surged 7% as investors cheered a "beat and raise" quarter driven by booming consumer demand. Analysts see a path to $220 as the company accelerates its pivot to advanced diagnostics and preventative health.
Masco surged 9% as investors aggressively bid up the stock after a profit beat driven by ruthless efficiency. Analysts see a path to $97 as the company prepares to capitalize on a stabilizing housing market.
Hasbro surged 7% as investors cheered a massive earnings beat and a new $1 billion buyback program. Analysts see a path to $111 as the company's "Wizards of the Coast" division continues to print money.
UniFirst surged 19% as investors bet on a massive consolidation in the uniform industry. Reports that Cintas is in talks to acquire the company have sent shares flying past analysts' standalone targets.
Becton Dickinson crashed 18% as investors punished the company for a surprise cut to its full-year earnings guidance. Analysts see a path to $213, arguing that the core business remains sound despite temporary headwinds in China.
