Check out the companies making headlines for noon deals. China’s Cars – After BYD said it would lower prices with 22 electric and plug-in hybrid models until the end of June, Chinese car stocks have receved, igniting the horrors of a fresh price war in the Chinese market. Li Auto and NIO’s US trading stocks slipped in 2% and 4%, respectively. AMC Entertainment – The cinema chain has surged over 22% of stocks after setting an anniversary weekend record for revenues on the strength of the final calculation. Trading volumes were extremely heavy during Tuesday’s session, with an average of over 8.6 million shares as of noon. NEWMONT – Gold Minor stocks slipped 1% 1% as news of President Donald Trump’s tariff delay in the European Union lowered the price of Spot Gold. Safe metals were considered as assets of safe inventory, but at the end it exceeded 1%. VF Corporation has surged 12% after apparel companies that own brands such as Timberland, North Face and Jansport revealed that president and CEO Bracken Darrell has bought about 85,800 shares. COO Abhishek Dalmia also revealed the purchase of 50,000 shares. WINGSTOP – After an upgrade, the shares rose 4% after purchasing from Hold on Truist. Analyst Jake Bartlett noted that customer spending appears to be improving at Wingstop. NVIDIA – The manufacturer of graphics processing units added 3% after Reuters reported that NVIDIA will launch a cheaper blackwell chip exclusively for China. The company is expected to start mass production as early as June, Reuters said it cites sources familiar with the issue. Lifestance Health – Shares rose nearly 8% after UBS upgraded its outpatient behavioral health service provider to a purchase rating from neutral. Analyst Kevin Caliendo said investors could be undervaluing their stocks compared to the company’s potential performance. Cummins – Industrial parts manufacturer added almost 3% after an upgrade to buy from neutral at Goldman Sachs. Analyst Jerry Livich cited Cummins’ strong demand for power generation products as a catalyst. Tesla – The electric car maker added 6% after Elon Musk repeatedly intends to redirect his focus to his company in a Saturday post for X. The billionaire writes that X, artificial intelligence company Xai and Tesla need to be “very focused” on “X, Tesla,” which will launch “critical technology.” CoreWeave – AI infrastructure providers surged 14% despite receiving their first Wall Street downgrade following a post-IPO rally. Barclays downgraded its stocks from overweight to equal weight. Informatica, Salesforce – Informatica shares rose nearly 6% after Cloud Data Management Company said it was being acquired by Salesforce in a deal worth $8 billion. Informatica shareholders receive $25 per share of cash, a premium of about 11% until closing price on Friday. Salesforce shares have been added over 1%. PDD Holdings – PDD Holdings’ US list stock plunged more than 15% after Chinese online retailers recorded a disappointing first quarter earnings results. Temu’s parent company recorded revenue of 95.67 billion yuan ($132.8 billion), with a factset consensus estimate of 103.13 billion yuan ($143.2 billion). Trump Media and Technology – Shares in social media and tech companies fell more than 8% after Trump Media announced it was raising $2.5 billion in capital to buy Bitcoin. Soundhound AI – After Piper Sandler began coverage of Soundhound AI with an overweight rating, Voice AI platform sharing popped 12%. The company highlighted several ways Soundhound could expand its growth runway, including further integration of conversational AI technology into AUTO. Champion Home – Shares fell more than 16% after Modular Homes manufacturers reported the fourth quarter and the fourth quarter when they missed their lowest estimate. Champion Homes recorded an adjusted earnings of 65 cents per share against revenue of $593.9 million. Analysts voted on FactSet predicted a profit of 76 cents per share against revenue of $595.4 million. – Reported by CNBC’s Michelle Fox, Yoon Lee, Sarah Minh, Jesse Pound and Pia Singh.
Noon stock making the biggest move: DJT, CRM, TSLA, AMC
