Dell shares soar 40% after outlook tops estimates on AI boom

☁️ Oracle shares rebound, eyes on AI cloud performance

Oracle shares are set for Friday trading after climbing 6.6% on Thursday and closing near $204.

According to AAII data, Oracle finished at $203.64, up 6.64% on the day and 26.18% for May so far, though still below its 52-week high of $345.72.

Investor focus remains on whether growing AI-related spending continues translating into stronger cloud and software revenue.

Recent gains in technology stocks have been fueled by evidence that AI investment is driving sales growth across software and data companies, helping offset concerns about slower-growing legacy businesses.

On Thursday, the S&P 500 rose 0.58%, while the Nasdaq gained 0.91%, according to Reuters. TechStock² reports.


🚁 Red Cat jumps 32% on drone hype, eyes maritime move

Red Cat Holdings traded sharply higher Thursday, extending a two-day rally after the company announced plans to expand maritime robotics production and as investor enthusiasm for drone stocks accelerated.

The stock traded at $14.15 as of 6:50 p.m. EDT, up roughly 32% from the previous close.

More than 77 million shares changed hands during the session, reflecting strong investor interest.

The quoted price came during after-hours trading, following the Nasdaq's regular trading session, which runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. TechStock² reports.


🤸 Virgin Galactic stock bounces back; SPCE eyes key test

Virgin Galactic Holdings shares traded at $4.53 before the New York market open after surging 19.53% on Thursday.

The rally marked the stock’s highest close in weeks and extended its winning streak to five consecutive sessions.

According to MarketWatch, approximately 39.6 million shares changed hands, nearly four times the stock’s 50-day average trading volume.

Investor focus is increasingly shifting from Virgin Galactic’s cash burn to its operational milestones.

Market participants are evaluating whether the company can transition from testing activities to revenue-generating commercial spaceflights before year-end, a timeline that leaves limited room for execution delays. TechStock² reports.


💾 NetApp up 13% after strong earnings, citing AI storage demand

NetApp surged about 13% in after-hours trading Thursday to near $161 after reporting quarterly results that exceeded Wall Street expectations.

The company also issued a fiscal 2027 outlook that points to growing demand from AI and cloud customers.

NetApp shares had closed the regular trading session down 0.24% at $142.40 before the earnings-driven rally.

The move highlights how the AI investment theme is expanding beyond chips and servers into data storage infrastructure, where companies manage the massive datasets required to train and run AI models.

The broader market was also supportive, with the S&P 500 gaining 0.6% to a record close and the Nasdaq advancing 0.9%, according to AP. TechStock² reports.


🛡️ Hub Cyber Security surges 70% in pre-market trading

Hub Cyber Security shares surged 70% in pre-market trading, drawing significant investor attention ahead of the market open.

The move comes amid growing interest in companies linked to emerging technology and aerospace themes, as investor enthusiasm builds around the anticipated SpaceX IPO.

According to a Benzinga report, some investors are seeking exposure through publicly traded companies that could benefit from SpaceX-related market momentum before the expected IPO takes place. Benzinga reports.

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