Speaker 1: Bloomberg Audio Studios, Podcasts, radio News.
Speaker 2: The Stock Movers report, your roundup of companies making moves
Speaker 2: in the stock market, harnessing the power of Bloomberg Data.
Speaker 3: I'm Jim Steadebeck along with Carol Masser. Let's take a
Speaker 3: look at some stocks on the move. We're joined by
Speaker 3: Bloomberg News Equities reporter Natalia Kenny Javich. Natalia, A lot
Speaker 3: happening in the after hours.
Speaker 4: A lot, So let's start with some of the latest
Speaker 4: news on Warner Brosers. The ticker is WBD. Bloomberg News
Speaker 4: just reported that the company got second round of bits today,
Speaker 4: including mostly cash offer from Netflix. So we're watching these
Speaker 4: two stocks and Bloomberg sources told Bloomberg that bankers for
Speaker 4: Paramount Skydiance and Comcast and Netflix worked over the long
Speaker 4: things given weekend to improve this offer. We know that
Speaker 4: officially the company to cell phone sale in October. So
Speaker 4: this is kind of a development story and we will
Speaker 4: see how this plays out. Maybe we'll hear more later
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we know, like this is something we've been following
Speaker 1: now for a while.
Speaker 3: Everybody else was watching Netflix and HBO. The bankers were.
Speaker 1: Working exactly there were a lot of bankers busy over
Speaker 1: the weekend. It really works because there's a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff that happened.
Speaker 3: Let's play you get paid the big Bucks, Carol.
Speaker 1: That is indeed. Hey, another name that we're watching in
Speaker 1: the aftermarket Mango dB and this one popping about sixteen
Speaker 1: seventeen percent here, let me just pull it up on
Speaker 1: my Bloomberg. Yeah, popping up about sixteen percent as we
Speaker 1: speak here in the aftermarket. And this is because of
Speaker 1: the company's outlook, very upbeat.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The company forecast revenue for the first quarter, the
Speaker 3: guidance beat the average analyst estimate. The company sees revenue
Speaker 3: for the fourth quarter coming in between six and sixty
Speaker 3: five and seventy million dollars, the most for six hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty seven million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And this is a stock that's been on a
Speaker 1: tear in twenty twenty five. It's up about forty one
Speaker 1: percent year to date. So that's another one moving in
Speaker 1: the aftermarket. There was a big name that moved in
Speaker 1: the regular trade today.
Speaker 4: Yes, since early morning, we've been following our shares of Synopsis,
Speaker 4: the tickets, s andps. We see that the stock finished
Speaker 4: the day almost five percent higher. This is of course
Speaker 4: often used that in Nvidia invested about two billion dollars,
Speaker 4: so it is one of the largest providers of software
Speaker 4: and it used by almost anyone who also designs chips
Speaker 4: and as our very own at Ladlow pointed out earlier today,
Speaker 4: in Nvidia could use Synopsis as a kind of sales
Speaker 4: channel because when clients could would want to use Synopsis services,
Speaker 4: they could also use them together with Nvidia chips. Keep
Speaker 4: in mind, guys, that the stock has been down by
Speaker 4: almost fourteen percent through the end of last week. Today
Speaker 4: we see a big gain, so they.
Speaker 3: Got theyre just spending money everywhere.
Speaker 1: Synopsis the number one gainer in the s and P
Speaker 1: five hundred and Nastek one hundred today.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, let's end aments a stock in the red
Speaker 3: on the day today Shopify.
Speaker 4: The ticker is shop At. The stock is done by
Speaker 4: almost six percent. This is another kind of reading on
Speaker 4: US consumers. Today we saw that Oppenheimer analysts told that
Speaker 4: the pace of spending at e commerce company moderated through Sunday.
Speaker 4: During this Black Friday period, they say that there was
Speaker 4: a twenty five percent growth in sales, which in total
Speaker 4: was about six point two billion dollars, but that was
Speaker 4: below consensus. I looked at another data from Adobe Analytics
Speaker 4: on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, they saw sales increase by
Speaker 4: five to nine percent, down from nine to ten percent
Speaker 4: a year ago. So kind of a mixed picture on
Speaker 4: US consumers.
Speaker 1: Like there's some hesitation. And we had a conversation about
Speaker 1: private credit specifically from the folks over at oak Tree,
Speaker 1: and just concerns about making some deals maybe in the
Speaker 1: consumer discretionary space because worried about maybe some of the
Speaker 1: credit card debt defaults in particular. So yeah, we'll see
Speaker 1: when everything is said and done.
Speaker 3: Dana Telsey too, weigh in on that a little earlier. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but she seemed she was some cautious Yeah, i'd say
Speaker 3: glasses half full. Yeah, cautiously optimistic.
Speaker 1: Cautiously optimistic.
Speaker 3: She said, the retailers that are coming out with new
Speaker 3: stuff that people want, get people through the door, and
Speaker 3: the experience. As I was surprised to hear what she
Speaker 3: said about the coffee shops and the restaurants. Is the
Speaker 3: Polu bar the one that started it all?
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know, is it?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've never been, but well, Ralph's Coffee
Speaker 3: Taya says, which shops coffee? She would know, Yes, she
Speaker 3: would know.
Speaker 1: She just shopping or so we hear.
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