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Stock futures are pointing modestly lower this morning following Wednesday's gains that were led by a bounce in mega-cap and technology names. Investors are digesting uneven sentiment across asset classes while balancing stronger economic data and several upbeat corporate earnings reports against growing worries about profit guidance and lingering uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's rate path.Sector leadership continues to diverge, with defensive and commodity-linked stocks outperforming parts of the market focused on growth, and investors are carefully monitoring incoming economic releases, corporate guidance and geopolitical developments, particularly tensions that have pushed oil higher and raised concerns about inflationary pressures.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.31%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.40% and Dow futures fell 0.32%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Hims & Hersup 3% after entering into a definitive agreement to acquire Eucalyptus for up to $1.15BUP AFTER EARNINGS -Etsyup 20%DoorDashup 8%Deereup 6%Quanta Servicesup 5%Six Flagsup 5%Walmartup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Avis Budgetdown 11%Wayfairdown 11%Yetidown 7%Carvanadown 6%

Reports Q4 revenue $650M, consensus $598.05M. Attendance totaled 9.3 million guests, down 13% or approximately 1.4 million visitors compared with the fourth quarter of 2024 -- on a per operating day basis attendance was down 2% compared with Q4 2024. Per capita spending was $66.41, up 8% compared with Q4 2024. "While 2025 results fell short of our expectations, the work completed over the past year has strengthened the foundation of our enterprise," said John Reilly, CEO. "Over that time, we made significant investments...and in 2026, we will continue to invest heavily in an exciting slate of family-oriented attractions, food and beverage facility upgrades, and record-breaking roller coasters....we are confident that our efforts will restore profitable growth that is sustainable over time. We are equally focused on strengthening our balance sheet. The successful refinancing of our 2027 notes in early January was the first significant step in that direction and as performance improves our intent remains clear - use the cash-generating strength of our business combined with a disciplined capital allocation approach to pay down debt and reduce leverage as quickly as possible. Reducing leverage and restoring financial flexibility are essential to creating sustainable shareholder value".

Notable companies reporting before tomorrow's open, with earnings consensus, include Walmart (WMT), consensus 73c... Deere (DE), consensus $2.06... Quanta Services (PWR), consensus $3.02... Wayfair (W), consensus 69c... Etsy (ETSY), consensus $1.36... Yeti (YETI), consensus 88c... Six Flags (FUN), consensus (19c).