i want to move on to our individual midday movers and bring in abigail doolittle. abigail: take a look at this stock. up 75%, best week ever going back to 2007 since the company was public and is all having to do with a big relief rally. there is a 20% for short interest so some of this could be the bears getting out on the possibility the company may stay on the nasdaq. we don't know that is going to happen but they did get a new auditor this week after losing their prior one. bdo usa. they filed the appropriate paperwork with nasdaq to stay listed and to make plans to file their delayed 10k so investors clearly very relieved about this. let's take a look at today's big winner and that is the gap of the highs but up 10.4%. they put up a good quarter, beating earnings. the sales guide up 2%. not a huge growth number but better than expected. scarlet: that is a quick market check. we know big investors have been trimming their stakes and big tech names during the u.s. stock markets record run and that is according to the latest filings. among those making changes, wa

we will bring in bloomberg abigail doolittle. abigail: the shares of disney had been up nearly 12%. right now up about 7%. up for an eight day in a row. the longest winning streak since 2018. there is an election rally but some of this could reflect expectations of a solid quarter. relative to the current quarter. earnings guidance for growth, high single digit. to the downside, we take a look at the shares of super micro computer. this stock keeps tumbling. there is a 20% bear shortage. down nearly 40% on the year. all of this having to do with accounting issues. they are once again delaying the filing of a 10q. they are coming closer to a delisting on the nasdaq. we have mixed movers between tapestry and capri. at this point capri is higher. these two companies had been planning on merging over the last year. we have shares of tapestry up nearly 57%. capri down 57%. the ftc has blocked this deal from taking place. capri will be renovating 150 michael kors stores. investors seem to like that if they cannot get the deal done that at least capri has plans to get the numbers going in

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we will look at other big movers on the equity side and bring in abigail doolittle. abigail: nvidia does have hour i because it is down on the -- nvidia does have our eye. it is down but off of the lows. options are pricing in an 8% move to the upside or downside. that could equate to a $300 billion gain or loss for nvidia. what investors are looking for in addition to what that guest was talking about in terms of margins, $.74 of adjusted earnings on $34.3 billion of adjusted revenue. the big question is can they put up another big raise. the growth for both of those numbers is impressive on a year-over-year basis but it is decelerating. at some point investors will care given is the top weighted nasdaq. now turning to other midday movers. we have the shares of alphabet down although also off of the this on continue news around the possibility of a breakup of their company. we had a bloomberg exclusive scoop saying chrome could be worth up to $24 billion if a judge does order a sale. finally target, lots of laggards we are looking at in this midday movers, down 22.3%

individual movers on the equity side, let's check in with abigail doolittle. abigail: shares of mcdonald's are trading lower at this time. this after they propose a value menu for 2025 after buying one item, another item will be one dollar. the company and franchisees saying that they are hearing from the customer that they want to make sure that this restaurant continues to be seen as a value oriented restaurant after this period of steep inflation but investors are not impressed by the plan so far. coinbase, this is interesting, as we have bitcoin approaching $100,000 as you were mentioning, most of the crypto names are sharply higher. it's incredible to watch microstrategy up six hundred percent, the public company that owns the most amount of bitcoin. coinbase, not so much, down 7%, the ceo selling $19.1 million in shares. some saying that the ceo, armstrong, could be the person that the trump administration coming in, if they create a crypto department of some sort, could be the president-elect's crypto czar. this company could be without a chief officer,

we go to abigail doolittle. abigail: we are looking at a tale of two stories for some of the health care related names. amgen, perhaps its worst day since 2000. flipping between 2000 20 and 2016. down 8.4%. there weight loss shot in a trial that disappointed investors. people did lose 20% weight but 11% of the people dropped out on side effects. apparently the weight loss of 20% not as much as some of the other companies who have the drug such as eli lilly. president biden is proposing medicare and medicaid coverage of the obesity drugs so you can see eli lilly up near session highs the better part of 6%. let's take a look at the shares of rocket lab up for the fourth day in a row. up 30%. today up a healthy and 9.4 percent after they completed two lunches in less than 24 hours. you are mentioning the tariffs. they may not be affecting the broader market on the surface level but the automakers who will be a sexually sensitive to tariffs, the 25% tariff mexico. ford, and gm down. dm has the largest exposure any te

mid-day movers on the equity side, we will bring in abigail doolittle for that. abigail: continued wild moves for the shares of super micro computer after having traded up more than 1000% into the s&p 500 listing earlier this year, or inclusion, i should say, then down 80%. today we have the stock up 17%. today is the deadline for them to either file the delayed 10k, the annual report they delayed in august, and then hindenburg came out with a short report, or to make plans with the nasdaq to ask for the listing to continue. either way, it doesn't seem like great news, unless the 10k is somehow filed. maybe there are insiders or other folks you know what is going to happen. there is an 18%. shortage this year so if they should file the 10k, or if the listing continues, there could be good news for the company and the stocks and review the bears letting up after the decline. shares of cvs, nice gain come up 6% on the day. the company beleaguered can they pulled the full-your guidance. the news and investors like is that they added glenn hughes, larry robbins to the

bloomberg's abigail doolittle joins us for more. abigail: ukraine reportedly firing u.s. missiles in russia and vladimir putin upping the game around a nuclear exposure, widening the areas where they could use nuclear weapons. you see some defense contractors higher, but not significantly, not fearfully higher, less than 1%. nonetheless, some green on that screen. two tales of retail. on one hand walmart higher, loza lower, walmart up 4.2%. apparently value seeking consumers are still helping walmart. lowes did beat estimates, sales declining 1.1%. folks not pleased by that where there was commentary about slowness in the housing market, interest rates being high holding people back from doing new activity on their homes especially big ticket items like refrigerators and stoves. the big winner on the day, up for a row, super micro computer of the year. they have a new auditor, bdo usa and submitted a plant nasdaq to file the delay 10k at some point to keep their listing. you have the bears out. there is an almost 20% bear short on the stock and may be buying as well. sona

abigail doolittle joins. abigail: investors not liking a slowdown in personal computers. you can see the shares of dell technologies down 12.3%. they put up a quarter where they beat earnings but sales missed by about one -- by about 1%. also sliding on a year-over-year basis by about 1%. the weighing on the shares of hp as well, that recovery expected in personal computers. the cfo of dell saying it is stretching into next year. dell having its worst day since may 31. one stock that is soaring, urban outfitters. this is of most since 2023. up the most since 2020. he put up a big beat for earnings and sales. same-store sales up 1.5% versus the estimate of 1.3%. there is probably a big bear short squeeze here though. let's take a look at the shares of symbotic. you can see a massive plunge. the automation technology company cut their outlook to an -- due to an accounting error. something that clearly investors don't like. finally we have an ipo to take a look at. let's take a look at the adr, the market cap. moments ago up about 20%. the ai driverless vehicle tech company,

abigail doolittle is back with us.en you have some outsized movers on the day, although, it had been up, now up 6.3%. still a healthy gain, but definitely off of the highs. they beat on all metrics and the forecast for the current quarter was strong. j.p. morgan was pointing out that anyway you slice and dice this company evaluation is high. maybe that is what some investors have on their mind. a neutral rating but long-term like the prospects of the country -- the company. a good quarter and outlook. if we flip up the board and take a look at rocket labs, here is a very significant gain. up 40.4%. they put up a good quarter, plus more launches than anticipated. the view, goad, and investors were ordering -- investors rewarding. spirit down 57% at this point. we have shares down sharply after the peak basically being down more than 95% on the bankruptcy announcement. the potential deal with frontier did not go through and now it is a matter of bankruptcy. sonali: thank you so very much. we are looking under the hood. w

matt: abigail doolittle looking at some of the stocks moving in this market. we are watching all the details we can get from the coming trump cabinet. it is beginning to come together in washington. one of his likely picks for treasury secretary is key square capital founder scott besson who wrote the wall street journal op-ed and spoke with bloomberg on election day. >> we have had a real-time experiment. we had a trump presidency that delivered low inflation, high we'll wage growth and -- hi real wage growth. we also have an experiment with vice president harris and joe biden where we had the highest inflation in 40 years. the bottom 50% of workers are getting crushed and i call it the three i's. inflation, interest rates and immigration. matt: for more we are joined by salai on mohs and. . she is live in washington, d.c. treasury is one of those positions where there are a lot of names in the hat but it does seem like scott besson is one of the front runners. >> i don't know if he is a front runner but i can say most of trump's key advisors are backing him