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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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Super Micro Computer (SMCI): +12%

The server maker released preliminary quarterly results showing profitability running well ahead of what investors expected, even though revenue landed near the low end of its own guidance. A move this violent on a preliminary print tells you the market cared far more about margins than the top line.

Dell Technologies (DELL): +2%

Dell is riding the wave from Super Micro's profitability surprise, which investors are reading as a health check for the entire AI server buildout. When one supplier confirms margins are holding, the market marks up everyone selling into the same pipeline.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE): +2%

The enterprise hardware name is catching the same server updraft this morning. HPE sells directly into the AI infrastructure buildout, so any signal that the economics of that trade are improving flows straight to its multiple.

X-Energy (XE): +2%

The nuclear reactor developer is climbing after Bloomberg reported the company is joining a Trump administration effort to speed up nuclear plant development for AI data centers. Washington throwing its weight behind faster deployment is exactly the catalyst this young sector has been waiting for.

Rocket Lab (RKLB): +2%

The launch company won a $266 million contract from the US Air Force covering 12 suborbital vehicle launches through the end of 2028. A defense award that size does double duty: it adds locked-in revenue and validates Rocket Lab as a serious national security player.

Pegasystems (PEGA): -18%

The software company came up short of Wall Street expectations for the quarter, and the market is punishing it hard. A double-digit drop on a single miss tells you how little room for error investors are giving enterprise software right now.

Cal-Maine Foods (CALM): -7%

The egg producer posted a surprise quarterly loss, blaming egg prices that sat at historically low inflation-adjusted levels during the period. When your core commodity gets this cheap, even the biggest producer in the business can't outrun the math.

GE Vernova (GEV): -4%

The power equipment maker beat on revenue and raised its full-year guidance, and the stock is falling anyway.

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Paramount Skydance (PSKY)

Retail traders are piling into the Paramount Skydance conversation as its $110 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery hits a critical stretch. StockTwits message volume spiked after a federal judge temporarily blocked the merger on Monday, yet retail sentiment has flipped bullish, with traders betting the deal survives its legal gauntlet.

Two dates now hang over the stock: the European Commission's deadline to clear the deal or open a deeper probe lands today, and an August 3 hearing will decide whether the US restraining order gets extended. With shares sitting near multi-year lows, either ruling could reset this narrative in one direction or the other.

✌️That’s it for today.