Stock analysis posts tagged "us equities" from Openbook.
The controlling shareholders bid $212.00 a share for the 28% they do not own, an 8.8% premium. What Penske Automotive's fundamentals say about that number.
IP shares rose 6.9% as bidders circled the former DS Smith below $6bn, against $9.9bn paid in 2025. The growth, profitability and risk picture examined.
Alumina output rose 11% to 2.5m tonnes but revenue fell 7% on lower metal prices. Inside Alcoa's Q3 2026 numbers and what they leave for the next quarter.
CoreWeave shares fell about 15% to roughly $66 after the yield on its own 2032 notes hit 14.8%, repricing the cost of its debt-funded growth.
J&J beat on adjusted EPS and raised full-year guidance, yet the shares closed 5.73% lower at $248.61. MedTech growth of just 2.5% is the reason.
China's CXMT flagged 4F2 server DRAM for year-end and SanDisk fell 5.97% to $1,487.33. An 84.6% gross margin, zero debt, a 7x forward multiple.
The 30-year mortgage reached 7.40% on a seventh straight weekly rise. PulteGroup funds it with incentives at 10.4% of price on a 25.0% margin.
Humana says 95% of Medicare Advantage members will sit in four-star-plus plans for 2027, up from 20%. HUM rose 11.56% — the bonus lands in 2028.
Viatris is buying Pacira BioSciences for USD 36.50 a share, about USD 1.65bn in cash. A generics cash machine has decided to pay up for growth.
Delta cut 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to USD 5.10-5.60 from USD 6.50-7.50 on a USD 6bn fuel surge - and the shares closed up 0.04%. What the results mean.
Starbucks has explored a roughly USD 39bn takeover of Chipotle, and CMG closed up about 6% at USD 32.65. What the fundamentals say before 28 October.
PepsiCo cut full-year core EPS guidance to 2.5-3.5% growth and the shares still rose 3.73% to USD 128.34. Why the market chose to buy a downgrade.
SpaceX is buying the nationwide 800MHz portfolio T-Mobile sold to Grain for USD 2.9bn in August. TMUS closed at USD 171.31 before the selling began.
Kevin Lobo hands Stryker to Spencer Stiles on 1 January 2027. The shares fell just 2.46% to $278.20 — and part of that was not the succession at all.
Constellation closed up 12.25% at $300.40 on a 20-year Google deal for 890MW of uprated nuclear. It is not new build — it is scarcity being monetised.
C.H. Robinson agreed to buy RXO for USD 5.8bn and fell 10.9% as the market weighed USD 300m of synergies against dilution and a tripled debt load.
Toshiba will spend USD 380m doubling hard-drive output. Seagate fell about 10% as the market repriced the scarcity behind its 45.6% GAAP gross margin.
Schneider Electric is paying USD 205 a share in cash for PTC, a 42.3% premium. We weigh the five Openbook factors now the upside is capped at the offer.
The USD 22bn Skyworks-Qorvo merger completes today. Apple falls from 67% of sales to roughly 35%, and USD 500m of cost synergies carry the whole case.
Twilio replaces Warner Bros. Discovery in the S&P 500 on Tuesday. At USD 294.58 and about USD 45bn, the forced bid is spent and the multiple remains.
Jabil beat on both lines and guided fiscal 2027 revenue up 24%, yet the shares closed down about 10% at USD 286.86. The margin line explains it.
Micron closed fiscal 2026 with USD 133.2bn of revenue and an 87% Q4 non-GAAP gross margin, then guided USD 25bn of capex for the first half.
Hormel is paying USD 1.055bn in cash for Brakebush, about a tenth of its market value, and the shares moved just 0.91%. A balance-sheet story.
AstraZeneca's USD 2bn stake removes Summit's financing overhang but buys no licence on ivonescimab. Why the shares gave back most of a 22% pop.
Carnival beat every line of its June guidance, raised full-year EPS through a USD 150m fuel headwind and closed up 13.43%. The five-factor read.
Boeing closed down 6.9% at USD 184.39 after the FAA paused 737 MAX 10 certification over a VNAV software defect. A cash-timing event, not a demand one.
MongoDB closed down about 19% at USD 335.32 after CEO CJ Desai left for Meta, while the company reaffirmed every FY27 guidance number in the same release.
A ten-year Treasury at 5.18 percent does not threaten the whole US equity market. It threatens the income half of it. The right response is to cut equity duration, not equity exposure.
Everpure guided FY2028 revenue up 39%-45% but non-GAAP operating income up 80%-100%. The 18.68% move was a bet on operating leverage, not on volume.
Charles River's Investor Day backed a ~24% margin target for 2030 with USD 300m of savings, on 5%-7% organic growth. A margin story, not a demand story.
Bloom Energy entered the S&P 500 this morning having just fallen 5.4%. Why index inclusion is a lagging signal, and where that leaves the case.
Buffett gave up the Berkshire Hathaway chair after 56 years and the shares moved under 0.5%. What genuinely changed, and what the market already knew.
Axon shares fell 9.8 percent to USD 442.08 as it launched a USD 1bn zero coupon convertible. The Openbook read on solvency, dilution and reward risk.
CooperCompanies beat on adjusted EPS and still fell 14 percent. The guidance cut was small; ending the CooperSurgical review is what actually repriced.
Oracle closed the quarter with a 664bn dollar backlog against revenue guided to at least 90bn. The gap, and who is on the other side of it, is the story.
Caseys beat on Q1 with EPS of $7.37, up 27.7%, then fell about 10% after hours. Management left FY27 guidance untouched, and that is the whole story.
Tyson cut group guidance a second time in a month on a wider beef loss, then raised chicken guidance to roughly the entire group's operating income.
Guidewire beat the quarter and fell 20% on its FY2027 guide. Strip out one year of record-low churn and underlying ARR growth is guided flat, not lower.
The FHFA opened VantageScore 4.0 to every mortgage lender, ending FICO's decades-long grip on the GSE channel. The shares closed 16.7% lower at $932.26.
Lululemon cut its full year revenue guidance for the second time in three months and the shares fell about 18% after hours, to an eight year low.
Ciena posted record revenue up 37%, more than doubled operating margin and raised guidance, and still lost a tenth of its value in a session.
Dell beat on Q2 revenue and EPS with a record $95bn AI backlog, but the shares moved on gross margin rising to 21.1%, not on the beat itself.
Medtronic's 13.7% organic quarter included about 670bp from a 53rd fiscal week. The underlying rate is near 7%, and that is still the story.
Stripe and Advent abandoned a $60.50-a-share bid and PayPal closed at $53.66, down 12.7%. Which of those two prices is the mistake, and what is left?
A 3-0 Ninth Circuit ruling hit the line that out-earned crypto last quarter. What Robinhood's $156m of event contracts is actually exposed to, and when.
Record revenue, a raised full-year outlook, and a 10.28% fall in one session. The answer is in Marvell's gross margin guide, not the headline numbers.