US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: ARM, TERN, HOOD, KBH, ONON, RGR, GM, BRZE
ES +0.6% NQ +0.8% RTY +0.6%
- ARM +11.4%: FY31 outlook topped expectations
- TERN +5.6%: MRK to acquire TERN for $53/shr
- HOOD +3.3%: Approved a new share repurchase programme of up to $1.5B
- KBH -1.8%: EPS missed
- ONON -4.5%: Named co-founders David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti as Co-CEOs
- RGR +5.6%: Beretta pushes to raise its stake in Sturm Ruger to 30%
- GM +2.2%: Upgraded at Wolfe Research to 'Outperform' from 'Peer Perform'
- BRZE +19.9%: Q rev. and rev. guide impressed
Context
The pre-market moves for US equities indicate strong performance in several names, notably ARM, which surged on a positive outlook, and BRZE, which impressed with revenue guidance. General Motors' upgrade to 'Outperform' suggests a bullish sentiment in the automotive sector, while KBH's earnings miss may dampen investor sentiment and weigh on its stock. Overall, these trends could reflect broader market optimism, particularly in tech and automotive sectors.
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