Last Week’s Top Five Market Winners
Nasdaq Stock Market (NASDAQ)
The past week included significant gains for Paysign Inc. (PAYS), Affirm (AFRM), ProQR Therapeutics (PRQR), Globalstar (GSAT) and Peloton Interactive (PTON).
- Paysign Inc. (PAYS) shares surged after the payment solutions provider was upgraded based on positive earnings.
- Affirm (AFRM) shares skyrocketed after the “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) services company reported dazzling growth and strong guidance.
- ProQR Therapeutics (PRQR) shares jumped after the clinical stage biopharmaceutical company announced a new collaboration deal with drugmaker Eli Lilly.
- Globalstar (GSAT) shares soared as rumours of a potential deal between the satellite communications provider and Apple intensified.
- Peloton Interactive (PTON) shares climbed after the fitness equipment company introduced a new branded line of athletic apparel.
NASDAQ TOP-PERFORMING STOCKS
STOCK | WEEKLY CHANGE | CURRENT TRADING PRICE | SECTOR |
Paysign Inc. (PAYS) | 0.860 (+34.96%) | 3.32 | Financial |
Affirm (AFRM) | 30.65 (+32.94%) | 123.70 | Consumer Goods |
ProQR Therapeutics (PRQR) | 1.29 (+18.67%) | 8.20 | Consumer Goods |
Globalstar (GSAT) | 0.400 (+18.18%) | 2.60 | Technology |
Peloton Interactive (PTON) | 15.83 (+16.06%) | 114.39 | Services |
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
Strong results were recorded on the New York Stock Exchange for Spectrum Brands Holdings Inc. (SPB), Columbia Property Trust Inc. (CXP), AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (AMC), Comstock Resources Inc. (CRK) and Cameco Corp. (CCJ).
- Spectrum Brands Holdings Inc. (SPB) shares popped after the consumer goods conglomerate announced a major deal to sell its hardware and home improvement assets to Swedish conglomerate Assa Abloy.
- Columbia Property Trust Inc. (CXP) shares jumped after the real estate investment trust (REIT) announced an all-cash acquisition by investment management firm PIMCO.
- AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (AMC) shares surged after the movie theatre chain announced surprisingly strong box office sales for Labor Day weekend.
- Shares of energy firm Comstock Resources Inc. (CRK) were up, influenced positively by the increase in natural gas prices.
NYSE TOP-PERFORMING STOCKS
STOCK | WEEKLY CHANGE | CURRENT TRADING PRICE | SECTOR |
Spectrum Brands Holdings Inc. (SPB) | 13.61 (+17.29%) | 92.33 | Conglomerates |
Columbia Property Trust Inc. (CXP) | 2.50 (+15.11%) | 19.04 | Financial |
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. (AMC) | 6.14 (+13.95%) | 50.16 | Consumer Goods |
Comstock Resources Inc. (CRK) | 0.96 (+13.60%) | 8.02 | Consumer Goods |
Cameco Corp. (CCJ) | 2.84 (+13.15%) | 24.43 | Basic Materials |
Last Week’s Top Five Market Losers
Nasdaq Stock Market (NASDAQ)
The last seven days were less than ideal for Couchbase Inc. (BASE), Inogen Inc. (INGN), Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. (MARA), Global-E Online Ltd. (GLBE) and Sumo Logic Inc. (SUMO).
- Couchbase Inc. (BASE) shares plummeted after the database software expert posted mixed results in its first earnings report as a public company.
- Shares of medical technology company Inogen Inc. (INGN) tumbled to below their 200-day moving average.
- Shares of cryptocurrency mining company Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. (MARA) dropped as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell.
- Despite a rally after announcing a secondary offering on Thursday, shares of global e-commerce services company Global-E Online Ltd. (GLBE) were still down 15% overall this week.
- Although Sumo Logic Inc. (SUMO) beat revenue estimates, the cloud-based data intelligence company received a downgrade from two analysts due to some concerns from its earnings report.
NASDAQ WORST-PERFORMING STOCKS
STOCK | WEEKLY CHANGE | CURRENT TRADING PRICE | SECTOR |
Couchbase Inc. (BASE) | -9.07 (-19.01%) | 38.65 | Technology |
Inogen Inc. (INGN) | -11.36 (-18.65%) | 49.55 | Consumer Goods |
Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. (MARA) | -7.67 (-17.67%) | 35.74 | Consumer Goods |
Global-E Online Ltd. (GLBE) | -12.36 (-15.52%) | 67.30 | Technology |
Sumo Logic Inc. (SUMO) | -3.19 (-15.52%) | 34.54 | Technology |
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
On the New York Stock Exchange, Riskified Inc. (RSKD), Gaotu Techedu Inc. (GOTU), ATI Physical Therapy Inc. (ATIP), Coty Inc. (COTY) and Douyu (DOYU) all experienced negative movement over the past week.
- Riskified Inc. (RSKD) shares plunged after the fraud management company reported mixed second-quarter results which disappointed investors.
- Gaotu Techedu Inc. (GOTU) shares tumbled after the Chinese government banned private tutors from giving online classes.
- ATI Physical Therapy Inc. (ATIP) shares slipped as the healthcare company dealt with a securities class-action lawsuit.
- Coty Inc. (COTY) shares fell after the cosmetics company announced a low-priced secondary stock offering.
- Shares of Chinese live streaming gaming company Douyu (DOYU) dipped after China suspended approval for all new online video games in a move to curb gaming addiction in the country’s younger population.
NYSE WORST-PERFORMING STOCKS
STOCK | WEEKLY CHANGE | CURRENT TRADING PRICE | SECTOR |
Riskified Inc. (RSKD) | -8.04 (-21.78%) | 28.88 | Services |
Gaotu Techedu Inc. (GOTU) | -0.51 (-16.19%) | 2.64 | Technology |
ATI Physical Therapy Inc. (ATIP) | -0.60 (-13.19%) | 3.95 | Services |
Coty Inc. (COTY) | -1.25 (-13.19%) | 8.23 | Consumer Goods |
Douyu (DOYU) | -1.25 (-13.19%) | 3.68 | Technology |
Highlights and Lowlights
Wall Street stumbled as all three US indices experienced declines which, though modest, still made this the worst week for stocks since June. The SPX500 and NSDQ100 were down 1.7% and 1.6% respectively, and the DJ30 fell 2.1%. This downturn may not be surprising, however, considering that, on average, the stock market tends to perform the poorest in September.
What’s in Store for the Week?
Oracle, FuelCell, and Manchester United report earnings in a quiet week mostly devoid of corporate events. Most companies are now in their so-called “quiet periods” for the final weeks of the fiscal quarter.
The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for August will be released on Tuesday. Retail sales figures from August become available on Thursday; these are expected to be low, since consumer spending fell last month amid increased COVID-19 cases, negatively affecting retail sales. Also, likely affected by COVID-19 resurgence are the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment and Expectations reports for September, to be released on Friday. Preliminary data from credit card companies, airlines, and automakers seem to show that consumers continued to pull back this month as well.
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