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$MXL is at $62.45 after hours, −4.3% on the $65.28 close.
Over the prior 8 reports the next-day move ran −21.5% to +76.1%, and 4 of 5 beats were sold.
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$FIX is at $1,215.50 after hours, −5.0% on the $1,279.37 close.
Over the prior 8 reports the next-day move ran −10.4% to +22.4%, and 4 of 8 beats were sold.
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$FIX reports fiscal Q3 today after the close.
The Street expects $12.85 EPS on $3.4B revenue, up 3% and 4% on last quarter.
1/3
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$WDC is at $326.68 after hours, −7.8% on the $354.19 close. Options had priced ±7.8%.
Over the prior 8 reports the next-day move ran −13.0% to +10.2%, and 3 of 8 beats were sold.
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Semis falling Thursday: $SMH -4.99% at 528.90 as of 11:57 ET on 0.95x normal volume so far, SOXX -5.69%, while the Dow is -0.03%. The why: AI spend (CNBC). (1/8)
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Correction: we tied the semis move to AI spend. MarketWatch and Reuters and https://t.co/nfx9zlnv3G now tie it to Meta and Tesla Earnings Fail (Reuters, 08:07 ET), and we go with that.
$BE is at $203.99 after hours, −6.3% on the $217.77 close. Options had priced ±9.5%.
Over the prior 8 reports the next-day move ran −8.2% to +27.2%, and 3 of 7 beats were sold.
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$BE reports fiscal Q3 today after the close.
The Street expects $0.69 EPS on $1.07B revenue, EPS −11% and revenue +1% on last quarter.
Options price a ±9.5% move by Friday, the smallest of its last nine reports.
1/3
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Comfort Systems USA also achieved remarkable cash flow exceeding $1 billion in a single quarter.
On a same-store basis, backlog increased from $9.38 billion as of September 30, 2025 to $17.39 billion as of September 30, 2026.
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2/2
$FIX fiscal Q3: EPS $13.91 vs $12.85 expected (+8.2%); revenue $3.77B vs $3.4B (+10.7%).
After hours −7.3% at $1,186.00.
1/2
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$FIX reports fiscal Q3 today after the close.
The Street expects $12.85 EPS on $3.4B revenue, up 3% and 4% on last quarter.
1/3
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"Our Q3 results underscore the significant growth inflection underway across MaxLinear's overall business.
Q3 net revenue of $218.1 million, up 29% sequentially and up 72% year over year.
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2/2
$MXL fiscal Q3: EPS $0.62 vs $0.56 expected (+11.1%); revenue $218M vs $215M (+1.4%).
After hours −2.7% at $63.50.
1/2
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$BE fiscal Q3: EPS $0.94 vs $0.69 expected (+36.0%); revenue $1.24B vs $1.07B (+15.4%).
After hours −4.6% at $207.71; options priced ±9.5%.
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$BE reports fiscal Q3 today after the close.
The Street expects $0.69 EPS on $1.07B revenue, EPS −11% and revenue +1% on last quarter.
Options price a ±9.5% move by Friday, the smallest of its last nine reports.
1/3
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"Fiscal 2027 is off to a strong start, with results exceeding expectations, driven by robust customer demand and disciplined execution.
Q2FY27 revenue expected to be up 66% to 72% year-over-year.
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2/2
$WDC fiscal Q1: EPS $4.64 vs $4.11 expected (+12.9%); revenue $4.38B vs $4.14B (+5.7%).
Fiscal Q2 guide: $5.1B revenue vs $4.57B expected.
After hours +2.5% at $363.21; options priced ±7.8%.
1/2
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Six names lead our government-stakes ledger, and in one case the award is bigger than the whole company.
Red days are hard to sit through, so here's something steadier.
The ratio sets government dollars against a company's market cap. At 10% or more, an award is big enough to change the company.
$LAC leads at 2.95x: $2.2B against a $478M market cap. It's a small-cap critical-minerals name, and its best tier is disbursed, meaning the cash has already been paid out.
#PPTA is at 92%, but that money is committed: approved, not closed. #WOLF's 91% was cancelled and counts for nothing, while #GD's 68% is obligated, a signed and binding award.
Across 119 awards the headline figure is $1.3T. Weighted by how real the money is, that drops to $445.1B.
Our read: the ratio matters most where the cash is real, and right now that puts LAC and GD ahead of names whose money is still on paper.
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The crowd on $CRWV is mixed, but it's turning more bullish. A week earlier the mood was leaning bearish.
Chatter is running well above its normal pace, and the busiest day was 2026-10-20. That's the same session big money turned bullish in the options tape.
So the evidence splits. The crowd and the big prints are warming up, while the chart is still a bearish downtrend below $75.70 and $76.11.
Which gives first: the warming flows or the 76.11 line?
4/4
$CRWV: the talk today is how deep its drawdown runs. CoreWeave runs an AI cloud platform.
I'll be honest, today stung.
Our read: chart bearish, 18.8% below $76.11; fundamentals neutral at 48/100.
1/4
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Options on $CRWV are mixed. TradeStory AI's options score runs from -100 (bearish) to +100 (bullish), and it's -12.
That's inside the no-signal zone, down from 11 on 2026-10-12.
Dealer gamma for the 23 Oct expiry: call wall 65, put wall 55, gamma flip 60.99.
Price is below the flip, where net negative gamma means dealer hedging adds to moves.
The pin is 55 and the expected range is 55 to 65.
A break of the 55 put wall is flagged moderate.
The desk's scenarios: bull 25% if it reclaims 60.99 on volume, base 30% if it hovers below, bear 45% if it keeps sliding toward 55.
👀 The twist: big money (prints of $250K or more) leans bullish at +29, and it turned that way on 2026-10-20.
Net +$4.6M over the last 5 sessions. That doesn't match the chart.
3/4
The crowd is most bullish on $NBIS, but its TradeStory AI Signal Score sits below neutral.
I'll be honest, today stung.
NBIS tops the board with a TradeStory AI Sentiment Score of 0.42, on a scale where -1 is all bearish and +1 is all bullish.
Its Signal Score blends technical, options and crowd signals, and it reads 44, under the neutral 50. So the crowd and the signals disagree.
Nebius Group is a $41.2B AI cloud provider that sells GPU compute clusters. TradeStory Technicals' read: Avoid.
It closed 15.8% below the 203.80 re-entry trigger.
The breakout isn't confirmed yet, because RSI and MACD both fail the check. Big money in options turned bullish today, though.
Our Open weights take usage, closed keeps revenue -- until they don't thesis is -6.1 pts since on record.
Our read: until the chart takes back its avoid level, the crowd's optimism is running ahead of the price.
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