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•  13 Jan 2026
 

•   ABBV  
   
  -0.01%
•   AMD  
   
  -0.43%
•   BK  
   
  +0.78%
•   DAL  
   
  +0.64%
•   GOOGL  
   
  -0.49%

$MRNA led the charge with a 15% jump, fueled by optimism in its pipeline and renewed investor confidence in biotech growth, even as global markets opened in red.

$INTC surged 8.62% after KeyBanc raised its rating to Overweight, citing strong demand from cloud providers. AMD $AMD also rose in early trading, echoing Intel momentum as investors weigh the growing position in the processor and accelerated computing market.

$META slipped 2.18% amid reports that Meta Platforms and EssilorLuxottica are discussing doubling production of smart glasses to 20 million units annually. While Meta remains focused on artificial intelligence, intensifying competition from Google $GOOGL in wearable computing seems to weigh on the stock.

$GOOGL continued its steady ascent, up 1.4%, recently surpassing a $4 trillion market cap. The long-term partnership with Apple to integrate AI models into Siri could reinforce its dominance, even as investors closely monitor execution timelines.

$JPM posted a mixed picture. Fourth-quarter net profit fell about 7%, yet revenues climbed to $182.4 billion from $177.6 billion last year, reflecting growth in fees and interest income.

$BK showed modest weakness despite beating earnings estimates with a 7% revenue rise, suggesting the market is weighing broader sector conditions rather than short-term beats.

$DAL struggled, down 2.46% despite stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings. Investors reacted to the 2026 guidance of $6.50–$7.50 per share, below expectations, signaling caution over future growth in the airline industry.

$LHX climbed 0.65% after announcing plans to spin off its missile business into a separate public company. The U.S. Department of Defense plans to invest $1 billion via preferred equity convertible into common stock, a move that could unlock significant value and reset investor sentiment.

$ABBV dipped 0.13% after announcing a three-year agreement with the U.S. government to lower drug prices and invest in domestic R&D, leaving the market assessing potential medium-term margin impacts.

$RVTY gained 5.38% after raising its annual forecast, reinforcing confidence in its ability to sustain growth in the life sciences sector.

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