CLOSED PREVIOUS SESSION The short-term Hot Ideas closed 7 ideas in the previous session: 4 up, 3 down, with an average result of +0.1%. GLW — Corning Incorporated led the winners at +7.2%, followed by NTRA — Natera, Inc. at +6.3%, LTH — Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. at +3.0%, and ELAN — Elanco Animal Health Incorporated at +0.5%. The losses kept the closeout nearly flat. DELL — Dell Technologies Inc. fell -2.0%, FLR — Fluor Corporation lost -5.3%, and SNEX — StoneX Group Inc. was the weakest at -9.1%. HOT IDEAS ON RADAR 35 active today. Featured entries focus on biotech catalysts, EV production and software momentum. NRIXNurix Therapeutics, Inc.The near-term catalyst is backed by recent momentum, with the stock up about 42% over 21 trading days. Support comes from a Roche collaboration worth up to $2.3B with $700M upfront and positive NX-5948 CLL/SLL data including 92.9% ORR in a second-line group. RIVNRivian Automotive, Inc.Rivian reported Q2 production of 12,613 and deliveries of 12,194 on 2026-07-02, above prior guidance of 9,000-11,000. The update followed first public R2 customer deliveries on 2026-06-09, and the stock made a fresh short-term high. DDOGDatadog, Inc.Datadog has software momentum after Q1 2026 revenue grew 32% YoY to $1.006B and operating cash flow reached $335M. Recent AI/security product launches and FedRAMP High certification support sentiment, and shares gained about 18% from 2026-06-25 to 2026-07-02. Others on radar BILLPGNYAZNLLYPENGEATGISHWMBLLNDAVE+22 more BIG MOVERS — PREVIOUS SESSION Close-to-close move over the previous session. | SNDKSandisk Corporation | -10.6% |
Hot Ideas · held since Jun 25, 2026 Shares fell on memory supply-glut fears that also pressured other chip and storage names. | MUMicron Technology, Inc. | -10.6% |
Hot Ideas, Max AI · held since May 11, 2026 Shares extended declines amid memory supply-glut fears despite Trump praise and bullish analyst views. MARKET PULSE Soft June jobs data and easing geopolitical risk shaped a mixed pre-holiday tape, with metals bid, crude oil falling again, and semis under pressure. June nonfarm payrolls rose by 57,000, while the unemployment rate ticked down as participation fell to its lowest level in 50 years outside the Covid era. |