Altria just set a fresh 52-week high at $73.84, a level it has not touched since climbing from the low-$53s a year ago.
McKesson just set a fresh 52-week high at $998.64, knocking on $1,000 for the first time. The distributor has clawed back a summer drawdown that took it under $740.
Cardinal Health closed at $253.71, a record that clears its early September peak by 2.05% and caps a climb from $154.58 a year ago. The $58.7 billion distributor has now taken out every high set during its spring stall.
eBay just cleared $122.91, a 52-week high that sits 3.92% above the May 20 peak, after a year that started in the high $70s. The $54.7 billion marketplace had stalled at this level for five months and has now broken through.
Becton Dickinson closed at $193.76, a fresh 52-week high and 1.51% above the prior peak set on August 21. The $52.8 billion medtech name spent most of the spring in the $140s.
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A 4.56% slide to $199.84 wipes roughly $14 billion off a $311.5 billion consumer-staples name that rarely moves like this. The $200 line is the level to keep an eye on from here.
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Operating income rose just 2% as purchased transportation, insurance and driver costs ate the gains from 20.4% year over year revenue growth, and the stock dropped on the filing. Intermodal loads up 8% keep the freight story intact, and investors are repricing the margins.
