As the sun rises on Wall Street this Tuesday, U.S. stock futures are in a downward drift, setting a somber tone for opening bell activities. Among the various engines of interest revving up for the trading day are:
Anticipation bubbles around Core & Main, Inc. CNM as insiders whisper of forthcoming earnings at 35 cents per share, coupled with a projected revenue of $1.43 billion. In the after-hours game of chance, Core & Main shares danced ever so slightly downwards by 0.4% to perch at $50.50.
Elsewhere, we find JOYY Inc. YY boasting a bright fourth-quarter performance. Their optimistic outlook for the first quarter forecasts net revenues ranging from $543 million to $560 million, a peg lower than the market’s ideal of $579.45 million. JOYY shares, riding high on their good fortunes, ascended 2% to a sun-kissed $34.05 during the after-market hustle.
A spotlight shines on Caleres, Inc. CAL, with analysts perched in anticipation of a per-share earnings figure of 85 cents alongside a revenue of $694.33 million for the recent quarter. The clock ticks loud as the company readies itself to unveil these numbers. Meanwhile, Caleres shares decide to spring forth by 0.6% to settle at a comfortable $39.00 during the post-market opera.
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National CineMedia, Inc. NCMI emerges from the shadows, brandishing an exuberant fourth quarter, and christening a fresh $100 million share buyback initiative. Together with a prophecy of first-quarter total revenue dancing between $34.5 million and $35.5 million, National CineMedia shares decide to tango skyward by a notable 18% to a jubilant $4.98 in the twilight theater of after-hours trading.
Predictions point to Citi Trends, Inc. CTRN unveiling quarterly earnings at 79 cents per share, masquerading alongside a revenue projected at $216.32 million. The tale unfolds at the opening bell. For now, however, Citi Trends shares retreat modestly by 1.7% to a pensive $30.16 during the nocturnal transactions.
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