Broadcom stock sinks in after hours as AI chip forecast disappoints

🚁 Ondas stock plunges 14%: The insider sale and drone deal traders are fighting over

Ondas shares fell sharply during Thursday trading after new insider-sale and resale filings weighed on investor sentiment.

The defense and autonomous systems company closed Wednesday at $11.61, down 14.5%, and was last indicated at $11.21 in after-hours trading, according to Google Finance data.

The decline comes as Ondas has emerged as a closely watched name in the drone, counter-drone, and autonomous defense sectors.

Following the stock's strong run toward its 52-week high, investors are paying close attention to filings that could increase share supply, as these developments can have a significant impact on sentiment alongside contract announcements and business updates. TechStock² reports.


🧪 Rigetti shares fall premarket with fresh Nasdaq test for quantum

Rigetti Computing shares fell before Thursday's Nasdaq open, trading at $24.10, down $2.79, or about 10.4%, from the previous close.

Investors are preparing for another test of sentiment toward the quantum computing sector, which remains one of the market's most volatile technology themes.

Quantum stocks tend to move more on government initiatives, research breakthroughs, and progress in qubit hardware development than on current earnings performance.

Investors continue to watch for advances that could allow quantum computers to solve problems beyond the capabilities of traditional computing systems. TechStock² reports.


🛡️ Netskope shares fall after earnings beat

Netskope shares dropped nearly 20% in after-hours trading Wednesday despite reporting higher first-quarter revenue.

The cybersecurity company closed the regular session up 2.6% at $12.40 before falling to $9.96 shortly after 7 p.m. EDT.

While revenue exceeded expectations, investors focused on concerns surrounding cash flow and sales execution.

The move is notable because Netskope is a relatively recent entrant to the public cloud and AI security software market. The company went public in September at $19 per share, raising $908.2 million, and the after-hours decline pushed the stock below its IPO price. TechStock² reports.


👕 Why PVH shares are trading lower by over 20%

Shares of PVH Corp. fell 21.42% to $77.01 in pre-market trading on Thursday.

The company reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter results, with revenue rising 2.1% year over year to $2.03 billion and non-GAAP earnings of $2.01 per share.

Both revenue and earnings exceeded analyst expectations.

Despite the earnings beat, investor sentiment weakened after Evercore ISI downgraded the stock from Outperform to In Line and lowered its price target from $95 to $79.

Analysts cited PVH's 46% year-to-date rally and noted that fiscal 2026 guidance includes tariff refunds, factors that may have tempered enthusiasm for the stock. Benzinga reports.


🧪 Honeywell's Quantinuum heads for Nasdaq debut as quantum computing gains momentum

Honeywell's Quantinuum is set to begin trading on Nasdaq on Thursday after strong investor demand helped the quantum computing company raise $1.68 billion in an upsized initial public offering.

The debut comes amid growing enthusiasm for quantum computing, a technology that aims to solve certain highly complex problems faster than conventional computers.

Investor interest in the sector has increased following recent breakthroughs and rising expectations that quantum systems could eventually deliver practical advantages in areas such as optimization, materials science, and advanced computing.

Quantinuum's market debut marks another major milestone for the emerging quantum computing industry as it seeks to move from research-driven development toward broader commercial adoption. Yahoo Finance reports.

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