Key Points To Watch Out For:
- Netflix shares rose 14% on record subscriber growth
- SoftBank and Oracle are leading a $500 billion investment in AI
- Johnson & Johnson and United Airlines shares strengthen after optimistic reports
Netflix (NFLX): Rises in value after reporting record earnings
Netflix shares posted a spectacular 14% gain in the pre-market trading session following an outstanding earnings report Tuesday night. The company added 19 million subscribers last quarter, beating expectations and adjusting its 2025 revenue forecast upward. These excellent results position Netflix as one of the most exciting companies in the streaming sector, capturing the attention of investors around the world.
SoftBank (JP:9984): Leads massive new investment in AI
Japanese conglomerate SoftBank (JP:9984) has announced its participation in an ambitious artificial intelligence initiative called Stargate, which will involve mobilizing up to $500 billion in technology infrastructure in the United States. With this news, SoftBank’s shares rose more than 10% on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, reinforcing its relevance in the technology sector.
Oracle (ORCL): Benefits from its stake in Stargate
The database company Oracle, which is also involved in the Stargate project, gained 8% in the premarket. Oracle’s participation in this strategic partnership reinforces its growing commitment to solutions derived from artificial intelligence, establishing it as a key player in the development of new technologies.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): Exceeded expectations thanks to pharmaceuticals and medical devices
Johnson & Johnson shares were up 2% before the market opened after reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue. These results were driven by strong sales of oncology drugs and specialty medical devices. The company continues to excel in the healthcare sector, attracting investor interest in its financial strength.
United Airlines (UAL): upbeat on high demand for premium travel
United Airlines is projecting an encouraging year due to strong demand for international and premium class flights. Its shares rose over 3% in the premarket, positioning the company as an attractive option for investors looking to capitalize on the global travel resurgence.
Trump Media (DJT): Struggling to stabilize
Shares of Trump Media, the parent of Truth Social, retreated 11% on Tuesday, extending their decline in Wednesday’s premarket. Since Donald Trump’s inauguration, the company has struggled to gain users and maintain investor appeal, raising questions about its future in a competitive market.
Results: Procter & Gamble (PG), Abbott Laboratories (ABT) and GE Vernova (GEV)
Procter & Gamble, Abbott Laboratories and GE Vernova are expected to release their quarterly reports before the market opens. These reports could significantly affect the performance of their shares during the trading day.
