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One former Intuitive Surgical fan thinks it's time to sell the stock.

Shares of medical technology company Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ:ISRG) fell 6.2% in the afternoon session after Deutsche Bank cut the stock's rating from Hold to Sell and slashed its price target to $440 from $515, after identifying accelerating competition from lower-cost remanufactured instruments in the Instruments & Accessories segment. 

Investor hopes were high after Bank of America said last week that HOOD stock is a prime candidate to join the S&P 500.

Deutsche Bank has indicated that the ongoing immigration crackdown and subsequent decline in numbers is causing a more severe negative supply shock to the economy than the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

The company also said it could exit certain brands, but stopped short of detailing the exact plans.

Upcoming CEO Sanoke Viswanathan worked for 15 years at JPMorgan and headed the bank’s rapidly growing international banking unit in his most recent role.

The brokerage noted that the trends supporting Woodward's likely 25% or more aerospace growth this year are unlikely to slow materially going forward.

Despite the revenue beat, analysts downgraded the stock, citing deal delays, lowered forecasts, and concerns over growth and profitability.

ZKsync unveils Prividium, a private chain for institutions that merges compliance, privacy, and Ethereum security.

Circle eyes a major IPO, offering 24M Class A shares at $24–$26 each, with big underwriters and plans to list under “CRCL” on the NYSE.

Several Wall Street analysts issued bullish reports on Microsoft stock after the company's Build conference earlier this week.

European stocks tumbled after President Trump threatened a 50% tariff on EU imports starting June 1, targeting a $250 billion trade deficit.

Shares of data warehouse-as-a-service Snowflake (NYSE:SNOW) jumped 11.7% in the afternoon session after the company reported impressive first quarter 2025 (fisal 2026) results, which beat analysts' sales expectations. 

One of Intel's latest central processing units for servers landed a spot in Nvidia's DGX B300 AI computer. But Intel stock wavered Thursday.

Chinese video game publisher NetEase crushed Q1 earnings estimates on better-than-expected sales. NetEase stock surged on the news.

EToro’s rally has lifted its market capitalization to nearly $6 billion, well above the $4.2 billion valuation set at the IPO price.

On Tuesday, investor and economist Peter Schiff highlighted U.S. 10-Year Treasury yields climbing back to 4.5% in a post on X, despite the "trade truce" with China early this week, while the U.S. dollar "resumes its broad-based decline."

All of its outlets, including Popeyes and Tim Hortons, saw their same-store sales decline.

Economist Peter Schiff is challenging conventional wisdom that China needs the United States more than vice versa, questioning just how essential U.S. consumer demand really is for China's manufacturing engine, amid a surge in the global middle-class consumer base.

Amazon beat Q1 expectations and analysts are staying bullish, but cautious guidance and weak momentum look likely to weigh on sentiment.

Traders and macro experts are taking note of the Japanese Finance Minister's subtle reference to his country's substantial U.S. Treasury holdings as possible leverage in the ongoing tariff negotiations with Washington.

Heading into Square-parent Block's Q1 earnings report, Wall Street expectations are running low, with some analysts expecting a guidance cut.