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$NVDA disclosed a notable insider sale: director Mark Stevens sold about $221.1M worth of NVIDIA shares (per filing). Insider transactions don’t always signal fundamentals, but a sale of this size can move near-term sentiment and volatility—worth watching around key levels.

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Coal stocks popped after reports Trump plans to steer ~$700M to the U.S. coal industry using a Korean War–era national-security law. That kind of targeted federal support can act as a near-term catalyst for coal producers and coal-focused ETFs as traders reprice policy risk.

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$CELH shares slid after reports the Texas Attorney General opened an investigation into Celsius Holdings tied to Alani Nu child-safety claims. The probe adds a fresh regulatory/legal overhang for investors to watch as details emerge.

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$CRWD fell after earnings even as it beat expectations. Investors focused less on the headline beat and more on forward-looking signals—guidance and other details in the report that suggested a slower path ahead, weighing on the stock in after-hours trading.

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$AVGO slid after Broadcom’s fiscal Q2 revenue came in below estimates. The miss was driven by weaker software sales, and the company left its full-year AI chip outlook unchanged—suggesting no upgrade to the AI growth narrative (for now).

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$SNBR shares plunged ~60% after reports said Sleep Number is preparing for a potential bankruptcy filing. Big move on distress headlines—expect elevated volatility and wide spreads as traders reprice credit risk and any restructuring outcomes.

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$AVGO shares slipped after Broadcom’s fiscal Q2 report: revenue came in below expectations, and software revenue was a key disappointment. Worth watching whether the company’s software segment re-accelerates next quarter and how guidance frames the mix vs. its core businesses.

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$TSLA has launched a robotaxi service in Austin, a tangible milestone in its autonomous-vehicle roadmap. Next focus areas investors will watch: early rider uptake, safety/regulatory response, fleet scaling pace, and any read-through for the broader AV + AI ecosystem.

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S&P Global raised its outlook on $XOM, pointing to a stronger cash-flow forecast. For investors, that’s a sign credit analysts see Exxon’s ability to generate cash (and fund capex, dividends, buybacks, and debt) holding up well under current assumptions.

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Ford $F is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles in the U.S. over a seat-belt issue, per NHTSA. Recalls like this typically involve repair logistics (dealer visits/parts availability) and can show up in warranty/recall-related costs—worth tracking for updates on scope and timing.

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ADP says U.S. private payrolls rose by 122,000 in May, topping expectations. The report also notes job gains were more broad-based than in prior months—another data point for how resilient hiring remains heading into Friday’s official jobs report.

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$M Macy’s just posted its strongest Q1 growth in 4 years and raised full-year guidance, pointing to early traction in CEO Tony Spring’s turnaround plan. Key levers: closing underperforming stores and reinvesting in higher-performing locations as it reshapes the store footprint.

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Janus Living ($JLVG) just priced a 25M share offering at $25/share. That’s roughly $625M in gross proceeds (before fees) and it increases the share count—worth watching for liquidity and any near-term pressure around the $25 level as the market absorbs the new supply.

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$GME says it’s seeking authorization for up to $2B in share repurchases. The company also reported Q1 sales up 14%, pointing to strength in collectibles. Buybacks can shrink share count over time, while the topline rebound adds context after the recent volatility.

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$SHOP is expanding its share repurchase program by an additional $3B. Buybacks can reduce share count over time and are often used to return capital to shareholders—worth watching for how it impacts per-share metrics in upcoming quarters.

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$SPCE is having a brutal reversal after its record 7-day run: Virgin Galactic said it plans to pay down debt by issuing new shares. Markets didn’t like the dilution risk, sending the stock toward its worst day on record.

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$HPE popped ~15% after a blowout earnings report, putting it on track for one of its best days ever. CEO Antonio Neri said Hewlett Packard Enterprise is “uniquely positioned” to benefit from AI-driven disruption — spotlighting rising demand for AI cloud + servers.

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$ABVX plunged 40%+ after a Crohn’s/IBD drug trial update reported malignancy (cancer) cases, triggering new safety concerns and potentially complicating any takeover chatter. Biotech reminder: one datapoint can reset the entire risk profile in seconds.

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$VSXY jumped ~40% after Victoria’s Secret posted a strong Q1 earnings beat and raised its sales outlook. Management pointed to progress in its turnaround under CEO Hillary Super, with improving momentum showing up in results and guidance.

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Insider move to watch: Snowflake ($SNOW) director Frank Slootman disclosed selling 110M+ worth of shares. Large insider sales don’t always signal fundamentals, but they often influence sentiment and can add near-term volatility around the ticker.