A new 52-week low at $260.06 puts McDonald's 1.04% under its July 23 floor. Six months of lower highs, and the stock has not found a base yet.
A new 52-week low at $260.06 puts McDonald's 1.04% under its July 23 floor. Six months of lower highs, and the stock has not found a base yet.
Box just set a fresh 52-week high at $34.74, 3.27% above the peak it made on August 13. The $4.8 billion cloud name is making new highs heading into its next earnings report.
Fortinet closed at $172.78, a fresh 52-week high and 2.67% above the peak it set on August 4. The $126.8 billion cybersecurity name now has no overhead resistance from the past year left to clear.
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The 8.74% session gain adds roughly the value of a mega-cap to a $5.5 trillion company, following the Q2 FY2027 earnings beat and the AWS deal for 2 million additional GPUs. Moves this size are rare at this scale.
A 22.5% close for a company Salesforce's size almost never happens, and four of the five top gainers were cybersecurity names posting double-digit gains. The downside was tame by comparison: Expedia led decliners at just under 5%.
Ulta Beauty raised its full-year EPS guidance to $28.70 to $29.00 and lifted the fiscal 2026 buyback plan to $1.8 billion from $1.5 billion, a signal that comparable sales growth of 3.8% is holding in a crowded beauty market. Management also nudged up its sales and operating income outlook after the second-quarter beat.
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Profitability arrived faster than anyone modeled: non-GAAP net income swung to $44.7 million from a year-ago loss. Subscription ARR growth of 33% says the data security demand cycle is still accelerating.
Management raised its revenue outlook for both fiscal 2027 and fiscal 2028, guiding next quarter to $3.15 billion as data center revenue jumped 46% year over year and now makes up 79% of the business. An expanded custom silicon deal with Google, including a warrant for up to 7% of shares tied to revenue milestones, ties the AI infrastructure story to a hyperscaler for years.