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•  09 Oct 2025
 

•   AXS  
   
  -0.71%
•   BKNG  
   
  +1.24%
•   BTI  
   
  -1.09%
•   CLX  
   
  +0.05%
•   DAL  
   
  +4.74%

$RACE is racing ahead of the pack today as Ferrari unveiled its ambitious 2030 Strategic Plan during its Capital Markets Day. Investors cheered as the luxury automaker raised its 2025 guidance, surpassing its original 2026 profitability targets a full year early. With an outlook now targeting €3.6 billion in EBITDA by 2030, the company signaled not only confidence in its performance but also strong execution ahead of schedule. The move reinforces Ferrari’s dominance in the high-end automotive market and fuels bullish sentiment for long-term growth.

$HL jumped to new highs as silver and gold prices hit record levels, lifting the mining sector across the board. Hecla Mining shined as one of Wednesday’s best performers, with momentum building around precious metals as inflation fears and geopolitical tensions drive safe-haven demand. Traders are watching closely as HL continues to benefit from the bullish metals backdrop, making it one of the top gainers in the mining space this week.

$RNR also caught attention after UBS and Wells Fargo both reaffirmed their views on RenaissanceRe Holdings. UBS maintained a Neutral rating, while Wells Fargo reiterated its Equal-Weight stance, with analysts noting around 8% potential upside. The reinsurer’s steady fundamentals and stable outlook make it a watchlist favorite among income-oriented investors seeking consistent performance in the insurance sector.

$CLX held steady in focus after both BofA Securities and UBS maintained Neutral recommendations on Clorox, forecasting about 17% upside potential. Despite the cautious tone, Clorox continues to attract attention following its strong pricing power and renewed demand in household cleaning products. Investors are eyeing whether the consumer staples giant can regain momentum as inflation pressures ease.

$NNE took a sharp turn downward, snapping a five-day winning streak after announcing a massive $400 million share sale. NANO Nuclear’s recent surge cooled off quickly as traders took profits, making it one of Wednesday’s weakest performers. The dip reflects market caution over dilution concerns, though long-term bulls still see potential in its clean energy technology.

$HDB made headlines as InCred Equities listed HDFC Bank among its top 10 high-conviction picks for October. The brokerage’s confidence in India’s largest private-sector bank underscores optimism in the country’s financial growth story, with HDB positioned to benefit from credit expansion and stable margins amid robust economic activity.

$SCCO stirred mixed reactions with a trio of analyst moves. Citigroup kept its Sell rating on Southern Copper, but both Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo upgraded their outlooks to Equal-Weight. The contrasting calls sparked trader debate, as copper’s price outlook remains tied to global growth expectations and China’s industrial rebound.

$AXS gained positive traction as UBS reiterated its Buy rating on AXIS Capital Holdings, and Wells Fargo went a step further by upgrading it to Overweight. The insurer’s improving profit outlook and potential 19% upside made it one of the more upbeat names in the financial space today.

$XYZ also drew buzz after an article highlighted “1 Super Reason Block Could Soar in 10 Years,” focusing on CEO Jack Dorsey’s long-term bet on Bitcoin as the internet’s native currency. The crypto narrative remains a key driver of sentiment around Block’s ecosystem, reinforcing its relevance in the evolving Web3 and digital payments landscape.

$BTI moved higher as British American Tobacco announced plans to repurchase 220 million shares from Goldman Sachs, marking another step in its massive buyback program. The move, supported by Goldman’s execution, signals strong capital confidence and appeals to dividend-seeking investors looking for reliable cash flow amid a volatile market.

$BKNG stayed in focus as Booking Holdings continues to embrace innovation through AI partnerships. Its involvement in forward-looking AI projects, including a recent collaboration highlighted by OpenAI, underscores how technology is reshaping travel and hospitality. Investors appear optimistic about BKNG’s positioning as a global leader in tech-driven travel solutions.

$DAL soared after Delta Air Lines reported a strong third-quarter profit that beat Wall Street estimates. The airline’s earnings highlighted improving margins and sustained demand for travel, offering a reassuring signal that the aviation recovery remains intact. Delta’s upbeat results set a positive tone for the sector, making it one of today’s top trending stocks among traders.

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