Check out the companies making the biggest move at noon: Peabody Energy – Coal companies jumped 9%. Peabody has launched arbitration proceedings with Anglo American for cancelled purchases of steelmaking coat assets belonging to Anglo. Sandisk – Solid State Drives manufacturer jumped 10%, increasing its profits significantly. Inventory has grown by 170% over the past six months. Transunion, Equifax – The credit department rose 4.8% and 1.4% respectively, recovering some of the losses suffered in the previous session behind the previous ISAAC, moving to all mortgage lenders with direct access to FICO scores. Trans Union plunged 10.6% on Thursday. Equifax is driven to 8.5%. Las Vegas Sands – casino operators from Wynn Resorts have each flushed over 5% as Macau orthotics due to a storm that could disrupt the area’s Golden Week. Palantir Technologies – Data analytics providers slid 4% after Reuters reported an internal US Army memo that discovered “deep flaws” in battlefield communication systems, including some created by Palantir Technologies and Anduril. USA Rare Earth – Rare Earth Miner jumped 18% after CEO Barbara Humpton told CNBC he was in “close communication” with the White House. GameStop – MEME stocks fell 2% after they said in their filing that they were selling assets combinations ranging from common stock to liabilities at a private amount. Applied Materials – The stock slipped 2.1% after a regulatory submission granted that new US export restrictions would undermine revenues. Applied Materials said the restrictions would reduce fourth quarter revenue by approximately $110 million and fiscal year 2026 revenue by approximately $600 million. Uranium Energy – Uranium Minor fell 2.3% after planning a secondary offering of 15.5 million shares. Goldman Sachs is the only underwriter. Entergy – The utility rose 3% after saying it would provide Arkansas with a planned $4 billion technology investment by Google. Zillow – Gordon Haskett upgraded Zillow to buy from Hold and sent over 4% of its real estate platform. Wall Street researchers said recent sales have gone too far and created attractive purchase opportunities. Zillow has been declining in recent weeks concerns about competitive breaches and legal anguish. Red Cat Holdings – Drone Stock added 14% after Needham began research compensation at the time of purchase. The company said the unmanned aviation systems industry has entered the supercycle, and the red cat is well suited to capture the growing demand. Freeport-McMoran – Copper and gold miners won over 3.2% after UBS upgraded Freeport and purchased from Neutral. Force Majeure is a legal declaration that allows businesses to temporarily suspend contractual supply obligations. “We believe risk and reward are attractive because we believe the market is priced with an overly pessimistic outcome of Grasberg’s recovery,” writes UBS analyst Daniel Major. – CNBC’s Yun Li, Scott Schnipper, Alex Harring and Sarah Min contributed the report.
Noon stock making the biggest move: Wynn, RCAT, SNDK, PLTR
