Ambarella, HP Inc., Box, Insulet, Sunrun, Nvidia, and More Stock Market Movers

HP Inc.
(HPQ) fell 6.7% after trimming its outlook for fiscal 2023. Chief Executive Enrique Lores told Barron’s in an interview that “PC prices are not improving as quickly as we expected” and a slowdown in corporate hiring, among other factors, had reduced enterprise PC demand. HP said it now expects fiscal-year adjusted profit of $3.23 to $3.35 a share, down from a previous range of $3.30 to $3.50.

HPInc.
was the worst performer in the S&P 500 on Wednesday, while
Insulet
(PODD) was the best, up 6.4%, after it was disclosed in a filing that CEO James Hollingshead bought 5,550 shares of the medical device maker.

Weak fiscal-year revenue guidance from
Box
(BOX) sent shares of the cloud-based content-storage company down 12%. The company said it expects revenue of $1.04 billion to $1.044 billion, lower than Wall Street estimates of $1.05 billion. Box reported fiscal second-quarter adjusted earnings of 36 cents a share on revenue of $261.4 million, up 6%. Analysts had expected profit of 35 cents a share on revenue of $261 million.

Sunrun
(RUN) rose 1.8% to $15.43 after shares of the country’s largest residential solar developer were upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Citi with a price target of $21.

Shares of
PVH
(PVH) rose 1.9% after the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger topped second-quarter earnings estimates and raised its earnings outlook for the fiscal year.

Nvidia
(NVDA) was up 1% after shares of the graphics-chip maker closed at a record high of $487.84, up 4.2%. The stock had set an intraday all-time high of $490.81. The company also closed with a market cap above $1.2 trillion for the first time on Tuesday, according to Dow Jones Market data.

VinFast Auto
(VFS) was down 11%. On Tuesday, the Vietnamese electric-vehicle start-up snapped a six-day winning streak, falling 44% and wiping out roughly $90 billion in market value.

Tesla
(TSLA) fell 0.1% after closing with a gain of 7.7% on Tuesday to $257.18. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA, sent a letter to Tesla in late July which asked the electric-vehicle maker for details about adjustments to its driver-assistance features that would allow drivers to keep their hands off the wheel for an extended period. In addition, analysts at Guggenheim on Wednesday maintained their Sell rating on the stock.

Texas Instruments
(TXN) fell 0.9% to $169.23. Shares of the semiconductor maker were downgraded to Underperform from Market Perform at Bernstein with an unchanged price target of $145.

Brown-Forman
(BF.B) declined 4% after the parent of Jack Daniel’s whiskey reported earnings in the fiscal first quarter that fell from a year earlier and missed analysts’ estimates.

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