Stocks to Watch in Intraday Trading
Here’s a look at some notable stocks that caught attention during intraday trading.
Arm Holdings — The British semiconductor design company saw its shares rise approximately 13% on the Nasdaq as investors anticipated its upcoming earnings report, set to be released after trading ends on Wednesday. UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri revised his 12-month price target for ARM upward, moving it from $175 to $245.
HealthPeak Properties — This healthcare real estate investment trust experienced an 18% surge after its first-quarter figures for funds from operations (FFO) and revenue surpassed Wall Street expectations. Moreover, it raised its FFO outlook for the second quarter to a range of $1.71 to $1.75.
CDW — In contrast, shares of this multi-brand IT provider dropped 19% following a surprise operating profit announcement in the first quarter. The company posted adjusted earnings per share of $2.28, aligning with FactSet’s consensus. They maintained their outlook for 2026, suggesting mid-single-digit annual growth in adjusted EPS.
Cecora — The pharmaceutical wholesaler’s stock declined by 17% after it revised its 2026 revenue growth estimate downward. Cecora now anticipates growth between 4% and 6%, compared to its previous guidance of 7% to 9%.
Aurora Innovation — Meanwhile, shares of the self-driving car company rose by 9% after it announced a collaboration with Berkshire Hathaway’s subsidiary, McLane, to implement autonomous driving technology for long-haul trucking throughout Texas and other regions in the U.S.
Flex — Manufacturing stocks generally soared 35%, hitting a 52-week high amidst Flex’s announcement to spin off its cloud and power infrastructure business into a new publicly traded entity.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) — Shares increased nearly 17% after delivering strong guidance. AMD expects to report second-quarter sales of $11.2 billion, surpassing the $10.52 billion that analysts anticipated. The company’s first-quarter results also exceeded expectations.
Supermicrocomputer — Additionally, Supermicro’s shares jumped 15% after its forecast for fourth-quarter earnings was projected between 65 cents and 79 cents per share, outstripping Wall Street’s estimate of 55 cents.
Disney — The media giant had a successful second quarter, with revenue rising 6% thanks to solid performances in its streaming services and theme parks.
Corning — Shares surged 13% after Corning announced a partnership with Nvidia to establish three new manufacturing facilities in North Carolina and Texas, aimed at enhancing optical technology for chipmakers and increasing its manufacturing capacity by 900%.
CVS Health — This pharmacy benefits company reported a 6% profit, with adjusted earnings of $2.57 per share on revenues of $100.43 billion, both beating analysts’ expectations. The company has also raised its profit forecast for the year.
Uber — Shares of Uber gained around 7% as the company provided strong booking guidance for the second quarter, expecting figures between $56.25 billion and $57.75 billion, higher than the consensus estimate of $56.17 billion.
Arista Networks — In a different scenario, the cloud networking company’s stock fell nearly 17% after its first-quarter adjusted gross margin was slightly below expectations. The forecast for second quarter revenue was in line with predictions.
SolarEdge Technologies — Conversely, shares dropped 8% after the company reported an adjusted loss of 43 cents per share, which was worse than the expected loss of 27 cents.
Klaviyo — The email marketing platform provider saw its stock plunge 32%, with second-quarter adjusted operating income expectations falling short of the StreetAccount consensus.
DaVita — The kidney dialysis service provider’s stock rose by 20% after reporting first-quarter results that exceeded analysts’ predictions, revising its full-year earnings outlook upwards.
Skyworks Solutions — The wireless networking firm reported a 10% drop in its stock price, with third-quarter guidance that did not meet Wall Street forecasts.
Devon Energy — The oil and gas producer’s shares fell over 7% after reports of adjusted earnings that missed consensus estimates, with production slightly below expectations.
Maplebear — The owner of Instacart experienced a nearly 12% drop as first-quarter earnings figures did not meet expectations.
Oil Stocks — Energy stocks generally declined following news that the U.S. and Iran might be nearing a deal to resolve ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, affecting companies like APA Corporation, Occidental Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, and Chevron.
