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Moderna Inc

NASDAQ: MRNA
$248.69
▼ $2.14 (−0.85%) today
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MRNA at a Glance

Earnings
Q3 2026 EPS
$0.38
vs. $-1.28 est.
+129.6%

NASDAQ: MRNA

About Moderna

Moderna is a biotechnology company that develops and sells mRNA-based medicines. It has vaccines and therapeutics across infectious diseases, oncology and rare diseases.

Its commercial portfolio consists of respiratory vaccines:
- Spikevax, its COVID-19 vaccine.
- mNEXSPIKE, a next-generation COVID vaccine.
- mRESVIA, for RSV.
- mFLUSIVA, a seasonal influenza vaccine approved by the U.S. FDA in 2026 and also approved in Canada.
- A flu/COVID combination vaccine, approved as mCOMBRIAX in the EU and mCOFLU in Canada.

Revenue comes from product sales to governments and healthcare markets in the U.S. and internationally. This includes long-term strategic government partnerships with the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia, plus a five-year COVID vaccine manufacturing agreement in Mexico. Smaller amounts come from grants, collaborations, licensing, royalties and stand-ready manufacturing.

The late-stage pipeline includes:
- Intismeran autogene, an individualized neoantigen therapy developed with Merck, with positive Phase 3 data in resected high-risk melanoma.
- mRNA-4359, a cancer antigen therapy.
- mRNA-3927 for propionic acidemia.
- mRNA-3705 for methylmalonic acidemia. Updated

Revenue by Segment · Q3 2026
  1. Net Product Sales97%
  2. Other Revenue3%

Latest Activity

MRNAModerna
Q3 2026
EPS
$0.38
est -$1.28+$1.66
Revenue
$1.31B
est $891M+47.3%

First profitable quarter in years, with net income of $162 million against a year-ago loss, and management lifted full-year revenue growth guidance. International COVID deliveries under the UK, Canada and Australia partnerships did the heavy lifting, while the melanoma vaccine with Merck cut recurrence or death risk.

Quarterly EPS — reported vs estimate
MRNAModerna
New 52-week high$258.38+5.1% vs prior high · 2026-10-21

Moderna cleared $258.38, a fresh 52-week high and 5.11% above the peak it set on October 21. The $103.2 billion vaccine maker keeps resetting its own ceiling faster than two weeks at a time.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • DUOLDuolingo$162.31+26.8%
  • OPENOpendoor Technologies$1.99+14.4%
  • BRKRBruker$63.73+12.8%
  • LYFTLyft$18.77+12.6%
  • MRNAModerna$255.26+11.7%
  • CIFRCipher Digital$6.46-20.5%
  • DDOGDatadog$188.37-14.6%
  • VRTVertiv$204.81-13.2%
  • CVSCVS Health$80.29-12.2%
  • PWRQuanta Services$577.78-12.1%

Duolingo closed up 26.8% at $162.31, the biggest move in a 383-stock priority universe that saw double-digit swings on both ends. Datadog, Vertiv, CVS and Quanta all gave up more than 12% in the same session.

Biggest movers · On the open
  • RCLRoyal Caribbean Cruises$301.81+7.6%
  • BEBloom Energy$215.26+5.6%
  • ACHRArcher Aviation$4.15+5.3%
  • APLDApplied Digital$18.6+4.3%
  • SMRNuScale Power$5.5+4.3%
  • HSBCHSBC$85.31-6.5%
  • MRNAModerna$187.97-5.5%
  • GLWCorning$122.08-4.4%
  • NTESNetEase$113.76-3.9%
  • SHWSherwin-Williams Company$324.4-3.2%

Royal Caribbean is the standout at the open, up 7.56% to $301.81 and leading a 381-stock priority list. HSBC anchors the other end at -6.47%, a 14-point spread between the day's best and worst names.

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/26/26

  • Cramer's bear case: a flood of IPOs and secondaries, $148B raised so far this year, drains the money that funds stocks
  • Applied Materials down from $739 to $387: buy 25 shares now, add on the pattern, finish in the 200s
  • Moderna after a parabolic move: let it come in before earnings, no buying parabolic charts
  • Thermo Fisher CEO on a beat-and-raise, BlackBerry's turnaround, and CrowdStrike cyber worries on deck

The call that matters for holders here is supply: Cramer argues the equity and debt markets are nearly tapped out after Meta, Alphabet and SpaceX raisings, with Anthropic's S1 now in line. He stops short of calling a top while pushing for buybacks and takeovers over further deals, favoring staged buying in Applied Materials and patience on Moderna.

Biggest movers · On the open
  • AMTAmerican Tower$196.22+8.1%
  • SKHYSK hynix$136.04+3.3%
  • EENI$61.31+3.0%
  • EQNREquinor$47.8+3.0%
  • ASANAsana$11.78+2.4%
  • BEBloom Energy$192.36-11.7%
  • MRNAModerna$185.05-8.7%
  • INFYInfosys$12.29-7.0%
  • GEGE Aerospace$279.62-4.7%
  • TAT&T$21.68-4.7%

American Tower opened up 8.07%, the only move above 4% on the upside across a 385-name board. Bloom Energy is off 11.67%, with Moderna, Infosys, GE Aerospace and AT&T sliding too.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • SPOTSpotify$582.23+10.8%
  • LCIDLucid$3.5+8.9%
  • BXBlackstone$118.69+8.3%
  • ACNAccenture$258.15+7.5%
  • NDAQNasdaq$103.09+7.3%
  • MRNAModerna$202.11-17.8%
  • COHRCoherent$207.45-12.7%
  • AAOIApplied Optoelectronics$68.18-11.8%
  • LRCXLam Research$230.24-11.7%
  • LITELumentum$754.19-11.3%

Moderna's 17.8% drop was the single biggest move at Tuesday's close, and four of the five worst performers were chip and photonics names. Spotify topped the winners.

MRNAModerna
Regular session
$205.66
-14.31%open $240.00

A 14.31% slide to $205.67 takes roughly $12 billion off an $84.9 billion biotech in a single session, one of the sharpest single-day drops this name has seen. Keep an eye on whether the $240 open gets reclaimed.

MRNAModerna
New 52-week high$242.08+2.4% vs prior high · 2026-10-15

Moderna just set a fresh 52-week high at $242.08, 2.36% above the peak it reached on October 15. A year ago the stock traded near $27.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • GPROGoPro$1.12+7.7%
  • CLOVClover Health$4.78+7.5%
  • BILLBill Holdings$48.93+7.1%
  • MRNAModerna$240.74+6.1%
  • ARGXargenx$874.58+5.9%
  • GMGeneral Motors$76.56-7.5%
  • GEGE Aerospace$299.39-3.8%
  • IRENIREN$26.68-3.8%
  • HWMHowmet Aerospace$211.94-3.7%
  • PWRQuanta Services$597.07-3.5%

General Motors shed 7.5% into the close, the worst showing across 387 priority names and nearly double the next-biggest decline. GoPro and Clover Health anchored the other end, each up more than 7.5%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Moderna do?

Moderna is a biotechnology company that develops and sells mRNA-based medicines. It has vaccines and therapeutics across infectious diseases, oncology and rare diseases.