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The AI hardware trade is setting the tone this morning. One preliminary earnings report is lifting an entire group of server names, while Washington is handing both a nuclear upstart and a rocket builder fresh reasons to rally.

The other side of the tape is less forgiving. A software miss is getting crushed, and even a beat-and-raise wasn't enough to keep one power giant out of the red.

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Samsara (IOT): +15%

The IoT software company is surging on a full-year outlook that came in above what the Street expected on both revenue and profit. On a morning when several software peers are being punished for soft guidance, Samsara is the counterexample, and the gap in reactions says a lot about how little patience the market has right now.

Smith & Wesson (SWBI): +13%

The gunmaker posted a surprise profit and topped revenue estimates, a sharp turn from the loss analysts were braced for. When a cyclical consumer name clears a low bar this cleanly, the market tends to reward it in a hurry.

Planet Labs (PL): +10%

The satellite imagery company is jumping after posting a surprise profit and revenue well ahead of estimates. Planet has been a show-me story for a while, and a quarter where the numbers finally cooperate gives the space bulls something concrete to point at.

AMC Entertainment (AMC): +4%

The theater chain is climbing after its CEO publicly slammed Robinhood (HOOD) over the broker's tokenized stock offerings, calling the practice contemptible, outrageous, and vile. Robinhood slipped nearly 3% in response. For a name with AMC's retail following, a public fight with the retail brokerage of choice is exactly the kind of story that keeps the base engaged.

Lululemon Athletica (LULU): -20%

The athleisure giant is tumbling after guiding the current quarter well below what analysts were looking for on both earnings and revenue. A forecast this far under expectations from a brand that set the category's growth benchmark tells investors the slowdown is now in the numbers, not just the story.

Oxford Industries (OXM): -16%

The parent of Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer is sinking after cutting its full-year earnings and revenue outlook. A cut this deep on both lines leaves investors little to hang onto beyond the brands themselves, and the market is treating it as a signal rather than a one-off.

Guidewire Software (GWRE): -15%

The insurance software platform is tumbling after current-quarter revenue guidance fell short of expectations. On a day when the Street is punishing soft outlooks across software, Guidewire's miss landed in an unforgiving tape.

Asana (ASAN): -13%

The work management platform is sliding after current-quarter guidance failed to impress. Revenue guidance landed close to consensus and earnings guidance a touch light, but close is not what the market wanted, and the reaction shows how thin the margin for error has become.

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Tesla (TSLA)

Retail traders spent last night arguing over whether Tesla's invite-only Cybercab event in Austin was a milestone or a letdown. The first public rides in the steering-wheel-free two-seater happened, but there was no livestream, guests were barred from posting until it ended, and the deployed fleet reportedly sits at 45 vehicles, which had StockTwits users calling the event secretive and Gary Black labeling it "largely a bust" on X.

Reddit mentions jumped, and StockTwits message volume nearly doubled with sentiment sliding to a borderline bullish reading. The stock rallied about 5% into the event and is only marginally lower since, so the open question is whether this settles into the familiar sell-the-news pattern or whether paying rides in a purpose-built robotaxi end up counting for more.

✌️That’s it for today.