US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: Mag-7, NET, VRT, SHOP, GFS, F, GILD, NTES, HOOD, HUM, KHC, LYFT, U

Today’s pre-market movers reveal notable earnings reports that could set the tone for market sentiment.

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US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: Mag-7, NET, VRT, SHOP, GFS, F, GILD, NTES, HOOD, HUM, KHC, LYFT, U

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ES +0.1% NQ +0.2% RTY +0.2%

  • Mag-7: NVDA +0.6% AMZN +0.4% MSFT +0.2% GOOGL +0.1% AAPL flat TSLA -0.2% META -0.4%
  • NET +14.5%: EPS & rev. topped w/ strong next Q & FY rev. outlook
  • VRT +14%: Profit beat w/ midpoint of next Q guide above exp.
  • SHOP +10%: Top line beat & to buyback shares for $2bln
  • GFS +6.5%: Strong Q numbers & outlook
  • F +2%: Rev. beat, guided stronger profits for ‘26 & highlighted progress in improving its core business & cost controls
  • GILD -3.5%: Guidance underwhelmed
  • NTES -4%: Top & bottom-line surpassed exp.
  • HOOD -7%: Rev. short w/ both crypto & options trading rev. light & net deposit growth slowing
  • HUM -8%: Dismal FY EPS outlook
  • KHC -8%: FY26 EPS view way short of St. consensus
  • LYFT -17.5%: EBITDA & rev. light
  • U -20%: Next Q rev. view disappoints
Context

Companies like NET, VRT, and SHOP are seeing strong price increases on better-than-expected earnings and positive outlooks, indicating potential confidence in the tech sector. Conversely, significant drops in stocks like LYFT and HUM suggest caution around earnings quality and future guidance, which could impact broader sentiment in respective sectors.

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