Twitter Inc. stock (NYSE: TWTR) surged more than 4% Thursday morning on news of Chief Operating Officer Ali Rowghani’s resignation.
Sears stock (Nasdaq: SHLD) slumped 4% in premarket trading this morning (Thursday) before announcing financial results for its first quarter, which ended May 3.
Consumer security company Lifelock Inc. (NYSE: LOCK) earned “stock market crasher” status when it dropped 17.57% to $10.70 per share by close.
Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock plunged more than 14% in intraday trading today (Tuesday) to a new all-time low when its lock-up period expired.
Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) stock surged to finish up 3.87% at close today (Thursday) ahead of its Q1 2014 earnings reveal. Shares continued to rally in after-hours trading, up another 0.8 % around 4:45 p.m. EDT.
“I don’t care whether Amazon misses today, I just care that it’s the company’s status quo,” Money Morning Chief Financial Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald said. “With Amazon, I’ll take anything but no big surprises – only if there’s a big surprise will I be concerned.”
Fitz-Gerald was keen to watch two areas in the company’s release today to hint at Amazon’s future profitability: Amazon’s shipping model, and its sales.
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Don’t believe it.