As U.S. stock futures surge on this fine Monday morning, a handful of stocks are poised to seize the attention of investors. Here’s a glance at what’s on the radar today:
United Airlines Holdings, Inc. is anticipated to announce quarterly earnings at $1.70 per share on a $13.54 billion revenue after the closing bell today. Notably, United Airlines shares took a 0.3% dip to $38.70 in after-hours trading.
Rubbing shoulders with United Airlines is Nxu, Inc., which filed for an offering of up to 1 million Class A common shares by the selling stockholder, causing its shares to tumble by 1.6% to $1.24 in the after-hours trading session.
On the earnings front, analysts have their eyes fixed on Brown & Brown, Inc., projecting earnings of 53 cents per share on a $985.48 million revenue for the latest quarter. The company will unveil its earnings after the markets close, with its shares marking an uptick of 0.8% to $75.39 in after-hours trading.
Hingham Institution for Savings delivered core net income of 85 cents per share for the fourth quarter, down from $4.42 per share in the year-ago period. However, this didn’t deter Hingham Institution shares from gaining 1%, closing at $187.99 on Friday.
In the same vein, analysts await the quarterly earnings of Zions Bancorporation, National Association, which are predicted to stand at 99 cents per share on a $756.61 million revenue after the closing bell today. Zions Bancorporation shares witnessed a slight dip of 0.1% to $41.57 in after-hours trading.
And of course, how could we forget Jim Cramer’s optimistic forecast for a ‘terrific year’ for one manufacturer and a casual nod to U-Haul: ‘I’m fine with it’?
