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🟢 What’s up

• Seagate Technology popped 11.56% thanks to a beat-and-raise quarter and promises from management that tariff disruption would be minimal.
• WingStop can’t stop, won’t stop: The purveyor of fried chicken rose 14.48% after posting an incredible earnings report.
• Humana climbed 0.92% after the health insurer beat earnings expectations and kept its fiscal guidance intact.
• GE HealthCare Technologies managed to rise 3.29% despite cutting its forward guidance.
• Caterpillar eked out a 0.54% gain after raising its fiscal 2025 revenue forecast, but the construction giant warned that it will eat about $350 million in extra tariff-related costs.

What’s down

• Super Micro Computer plunged 11.50% after reporting terrible preliminary earnings and warned of weaker results still to come.
• Nvidia was pulled down just 0.09% by its very first “sell” rating from Wall Street analysts.
• Etsy beat revenue expectations last quarter, but fell 5.74% after missing profit forecasts as the number of buyers and sellers using its platform continued to fall.
• Snap tumbled 12.43% after the social media stock warned that economic uncertainty could hurt its advertising business and refused to issue a fiscal forecast.
• Chili’s parent company Brinker International fell 1.89% despite posting solid earnings as investors worry about slowing consumer spending.
• Norwegian Cruise Line sank 7.77% after missing earnings and warning of a slowdown in demand.

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Stat: $228 million. That’s how much Sacramento-based Sutter Health—one of the largest health systems in the US—agreed to pay to settle allegations of inflating insurance premiums. (Reuters)

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