Shenandoah at Bank of America conference: fiber build shifts to cash flow
Shenandoah is shifting its strategy from building out its fiber network to monetizing its existing infrastructure by focusing on customer penetration and driving cash flow. The company expects capital spending to significantly decrease after 2024, aiming for positive free cash flow by 2027, and sees opportunities in commercial fiber, data center connectivity, and selective acquisitions. Despite competition from cable and limited impact from Starlink, Shenandoah is confident in its ability to achieve penetration targets and expand EBITDA margins.
Howmet CEO "fine" with GE Aerospace deal, working to meet demand for engine parts
Howmet Aerospace's CEO, John Plant, expressed that he is "fine" with GE Aerospace's $12 billion acquisition of Consolidated Precision Products (CPP) despite Howmet's shares falling 10% after the announcement. Plant stated confidence in Howmet's own capabilities, even as the company faces challenges in meeting surging demand for jet engine parts and expanding its capital. He also indicated that Howmet plans to update its longer-term revenue goals within upcoming earnings calls.
Technical analysis đŸ“‰ Alphabet shares fall 2% and test the 200-day moving average
Alphabet (GOOGL.US) shares are experiencing a 2% decline, testing their 200-day exponential moving average and fighting to maintain their broader uptrend. Despite strong past performance, investor sentiment has weakened, leading to a 20% drop from all-time highs. The current trading price is around $330 per share, with critical support at this level to avoid further weakness and potential resistance at $345 and $400.
Ameriprise Financial Matching Public Donations to Feeding America® Now Through Oct. 31
Ameriprise Financial is matching public donations to Feeding America up to $250,000 through October 31, 2026, to help provide meals for people facing hunger. This marks the 15th consecutive year for the campaign, which aims to provide 5 million meals. Ameriprise and its partners have contributed over 153 million meals and 420,000 volunteer hours since 2009, demonstrating a strong commitment to combating food insecurity.
Is S&P Global Inc (SPGI) a Bargain After 3.2% Drop? GF Value Says Undervalued
S&P Global Inc (SPGI) experienced a 3.2% stock drop, but GuruFocus's GF Valueâ„¢ suggests it is currently 20.3% undervalued at $429.31 compared to an estimated intrinsic value of $538.50. The company boasts a strong GF Scoreâ„¢ of 92/100, indicating robust fundamentals, particularly in profitability and growth. Insider activity also shows positive sentiment, with $3.6M in insider purchases over the past year.
Red Rock Resorts Chief Legal Officer Sells 9,000 Shares
Jeffrey T. Welch, EVP and Chief Legal Officer of Red Rock Resorts, sold 9,000 shares of Class A common stock worth approximately $503,000 on September 1, 2026. Despite this sale, Welch still retains 342,307 shares, valued at $19.2 million, indicating continued alignment with the company. The transaction occurred after a period of declining stock performance and a recent earnings report showing decreases in net revenue and net income for Red Rock Resorts.
Norwegian Slides 3% as Rising Oil Undercuts Fuel-Cost Relief Hopes; Carnival and Royal Caribbean Trail
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) shares dropped 3% due to rising crude oil prices, which undercut hopes for fuel-cost relief, affecting the entire cruise sector. Norwegian is particularly vulnerable because of its high leverage (5.3x net leverage) and smaller scale compared to Carnival and Royal Caribbean. The rise in oil prices has inverted the "cheap-fuel" thesis that cruise investors were banking on, making fuel a significant headwind for profitability across the industry.
Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) Reaches New 12-Month Low - Should You Sell?
Las Vegas Sands (LVS) recently hit a new 52-week low, trading at approximately $43.03, significantly below its moving averages. The company missed quarterly earnings and revenue expectations, reporting $0.59 EPS versus $0.76 expected and $3.15 billion in revenue against a projected $3.31 billion. Analyst sentiment is mixed, with a consensus "Hold" rating and an average price target of $61.88, although several price target cuts and one "strong sell" downgrade have occurred.
Thermo Fisher, Danaher Could Log Mid-Single-Digit Organic Revenue Growth in 2027, UBS Says
UBS analysts predict that Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) and Danaher (DHR) are likely to achieve mid-single-digit organic revenue growth by 2027. The article mentions that a premium subscription is required to read the full report from MT Newswires.
Oracle, Adobe, Copart and more set to report earnings Thursday
Several major technology and retail companies, including Oracle, Adobe, and Copart, are scheduled to report their quarterly earnings on Thursday. The article provides estimated EPS and revenue for companies reporting before and after market close, spanning various sectors from enterprise software to retail and automotive services. Investors are encouraged to use InvestingPro for detailed analysis and real-time results during the earnings season.



