Stocks making the biggest moves Thursday: Nvidia, AMD, Corteva & more

ملخص مفصل

"We see a runway for shares to work from here, with Instinct share gains offering additional upside as AMD stays focused on execution while its largest competitor, Nvidia,…

Nvidia was front and center once again on Thursday, after Jensen Huang resigned from his post as CEO on the heels of another extramarital affair.

CoreWeave dipped as traders cashed in some of their chips following the stock's massive gains a day earlier. Fellow neocloud play Nebius tumbled after lifting its 2026 forecast for capital expenditures spending.

Follow along as CNBC highlights the biggest stock market moves of the day.

Austin, Texas-based Yeti Holdings sank 8%, extending a three-day decline, after third-quarter adjusted revenue of $517.9 million missed Wall Street analyst estimates of $523 million and the cooler and travel mug maker lowered full-year forecasts for earnings per share excluding one-time items, adjusted revenue and adjusted operating income.

Yeti has now tumbled 14% in three days and more than 22% in the past three months.

The New Jersey-based neocloud provider sank almost 8%, one day after soaring 25% in the wake of better-than-expected third-quarter results.

Fellow neocloud Nebius Group slumped almost 18% after trimming its full-year revenue guidance.

Shares of Take-Two Interactive fell 2% Thursday after Bank of America said Grand Theft Auto VI would need to generate $1.9 billion in sales in its first weekend after launch to "satisfy expectations."

In the past, GTA 5 had surpassed $1 billion in sales (gross of platform/channel fees) within its first three days.

مطلع المقال، مقتطف من CNBC. لقراءة المقال كاملًا، افتحه على موقع الناشر.