Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Premarket: ANF, PINS, HHH

Check out the latest premarket stock movements, including big gains and losses for various companies.

Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Premarket: ANF, PINS, HHH
Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Premarket: ANF, PINS, HHH

New York: So, a bunch of stocks are making waves before the market opens. Quantum stocks took a hit after Mark Zuckerberg said we’re still a decade away from them being useful. Rigetti Computing dropped 25%, and D-Wave Quantum fell about 16%.

On the flip side, managed care stocks are up thanks to a proposed 4.3% increase in Medicare Advantage reimbursement rates. Humana saw a nearly 6% rise, while UnitedHealth and CVS Health gained around 3%.

Boot Barn is also in the spotlight, with shares jumping about 4% after they projected better-than-expected earnings. They’re looking at around $2.43 per share, which is higher than what analysts thought.

Pinterest, however, isn’t having a great day, with shares down 3% after Jefferies downgraded them to hold, citing underwhelming growth.

Crypto stocks are feeling the pressure too, as Bitcoin dipped to about $90,000. Coinbase and MicroStrategy both fell 4%.

Lululemon is doing well, with shares up over 3% after a solid holiday sales update. They raised their sales and earnings guidance for the fourth quarter, which is great news.

Macy’s shares dropped 2% after a not-so-great fourth-quarter update, expecting revenue to be on the lower end of previous guidance.

Abercrombie & Fitch saw a big drop of 11% despite raising their fourth-quarter outlook. They expect sales growth, but it’s still lower than last year.

On a brighter note, Howard Hughes Holdings shares jumped 9% after a proposed merger deal.

Meanwhile, big tech stocks are down again as U.S. Treasury yields rise. Nvidia, Tesla, and Palantir each lost about 3%.

Moderna took a big hit, plunging 20% after cutting its 2025 sales guidance by around $1 billion.

Intra-Cellular Therapies, however, soared nearly 34% after Johnson & Johnson announced plans to acquire them for $132 per share. That’s a big win for them!

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