Hot Stocks: ROKU jumps on M&A talks, CPB rises on earnings, and WDC also gains, while CCSI stumbles
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As major indices look to open slightly lower its not all bad news for everyone, Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) is among one of the active stocks to see a large jump in price after the stock has been in discussion with Netflix (NFLX) in an M&A deal.
Also trending higher is Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB), which posted above forecasted earnings data. Western Digital Corporation (NASDAQ:WDC) is a third stock that has picked up steam after the business announced splitting its flash and HDD businesses.
On the flipside, Consensus Cloud Solutions (NASDAQ:CCSI) has headed lower after the software firm announced secondary offerings of 2M shares held by Ziff Davis (ZD).
Gainers
In early morning trading Roku (ROKU) popped 7.6% after the digital streaming service "abruptly" closed the trading window for employees and talks of an acquisition by Netflix (NFLX) has been discussed inside the company in recent weeks.
Campbell Soup Company (CPB) is also on the rise, as the stock is +3.3% in Wednesday premarket trading. CPB reported a beat on both FQ3 Non-GAAP EPS and revenues in its latest report. CPB beat FQ3 Non-GAAP EPS forecasts by $0.09 and topped revenues by $90M.
Western Digital Corporation (WDC) has gained 4.4% early on after the firm announced itâs exploring strategic alternatives, including separating its flash and HDD business. WDC announcement came after activist Elliott Management disclosed a stake last month and pushed for the company to explore separating the company.
Decliner
Consensus Cloud Solutions (CCSI) has fallen 1.5% to start the trading session as the software firm publicized on Tuesday an underwritten offering of 2M shares by selling shareholders.
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