MOMO News & Events

The major averages closed the day broadly higher after the Federal Reserve cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, a reduction many had anticipated. The Fed said policymakers' median projection for the end of 2026 has the funds rate at 3.4%, adding that economic activity is expanding, though unemployment "edged up." Of note, Fed chair Jay Powell said that recent rate cuts should help stabilize the labor market, and that near-term risks to inflation are "tilted to the upside."Looking to commodities, gold was fractionally higher, with the commodity continuing its up-and-down run. Oil prices, meanwhile, closed higher after a downward turn earlier in the session.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:GE Vernovadoubled its quarterly dividend, raised its buyback authorization, updated its FY25 revenue guidance, andCracker Barrelreportedand cut its FY26 revenue guidanceSK Hynix is exploring a U.S. listing to lift its global valuation,Amazonwill pay Italian tax authorities EUR723M in a settlement,The Federal Reservefor its third straight meeting, with three dissents, and issued projections that point to one cut being expected in 20262. WALL STREET CALLS:GE Vernovato Outperform at RBC Capital and Oppenheimer after the company raised its medium-term outlookEchoStarto Overweight at Morgan StanleyPepsiCoto Overweight at JPMorganRobloxwith a Buy at B. RileyHSBCBiogento Reduce, its sell-equivalent rating3. AROUND THE WEB:Chubbhas made an informal takeover approach for AIG,After Netflixannounced its deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, Larry Ellison called President Donald Trump to argue it would hurt competition,Nvidiahas built location verification technology to indicate what country its chips are operating in, a move that could help prevent the chips from being smuggled into countries where the export is banned,AirbusCEO Guillaume Faury said it was possible Boeingwould win in the annual order race for the first time in six years,CoupangCEO Park Dae-jun has resigned and is taking responsibility for a massive data breach at the company,s4. MOVERS:Brazeincreases afterand raising its guidance for FY26Photronicsand Dave & Buster'sgain afterTerns Pharmaceuticalshigher after announcing aAeroVironmentfalls afterand cutting its guidance for FY26Instacartand DoorDashlower after Amazon5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Chewy, with EPS and revenue beating consensusJ.Jilland provided guidance for FY25 and Q4, with CEO Mary Ellen Coyne commenting, "We delivered better than expected earnings results with topline at the high end of our expectations"Hello Group, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearREV Group, with EPS and revenue beating consensusDaktronics, with interim CEO Brad Wiemann commenting, "We delivered another solid quarter of revenue and profit expansion"INDEXES:The Dow rose 497.46, or 1.05%, to 48,057.75, the Nasdaq gained 77.67, or 0.33%, to 23,654.16, and the S&P 500 advanced 46.17, or 0.67%, to 6,886.68.

The major averages were mixed near noon as investors await the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, with the results of the meeting set to be released at 2:00 pm ET this afternoon. Markets expect a rate cut, but remain wary about what guidance might come afterward. Equity investors are acting cautiously. With heightened uncertainty about future rate moves and economic growth, trading volume and conviction remain muted.Looking to commodities, gold was fractitonally lower, with the commodity continuing its up-and-down run. Oil prices were lower as well after the release of crude data.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:GE Vernovadoubled its quarterly dividend, raised its buyback authorization, updated its FY25 revenue guidance, andCracker Barrelreportedand cut its FY26 revenue guidanceSK Hynix is exploring a U.S. listing to lift its global valuation,Lakeland Industriesreportedand withdrew its FY26 guidanceAmazonwill pay Italian tax authorities EUR723M in a settlement,2. WALL STREET CALLS:GE Vernovato Outperform at RBC Capital and Oppenheimer after the company raised its medium-term outlookEchoStarto Overweight at Morgan StanleyPepsiCoto Overweight at JPMorganRobloxwith a Buy at B. RileyHSBCBiogento Reduce, its sell-equivalent rating3. AROUND THE WEB:After Netflixannounced its deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, Larry Ellison called President Donald Trump to argue it would hurt competition,Nvidiahas built location verification technology to indicate what country its chips are operating in, a move that could help prevent the chips from being smuggled into countries where the export is banned,AirbusCEO Guillaume Faury said it was possible Boeingwould win in the annual order race for the first time in six years,CoupangCEO Park Dae-jun has resigned and is taking responsibility for a massive data breach at the company,Elliot Investment Management has increased its stake in Toyotato 5.01%, increasing pressure on the client as it plans to buy out the forklift manufacturer,4. MOVERS:Brazeincreases afterand raising its guidance for FY26Photronicsand Dave & Buster'sgain afterTerns Pharmaceuticalshigher after announcing aAeroVironmentfalls afterand cutting its guidance for FY26Wave Life Scienceslower in New York after announcing a5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Chewy, with EPS and revenue beating consensusJ.Jilland provided guidance for FY25 and Q4, with CEO Mary Ellen Coyne commenting, "We delivered better than expected earnings results with topline at the high end of our expectations"Hello Group, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearREV Group, with EPS and revenue beating consensusDaktronics, with interim CEO Brad Wiemann commenting, "We delivered another solid quarter of revenue and profit expansion"INDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 0.51%, or 242.04, to 47,802.33, the Nasdaq was down 0.18%, or 41.77, to 23,534.72, and the S&P 500 was up 0.10%, or 7.05, to 6,847.56.

Reports Q3 revenue $372.3M vs. $381.1M last year. For the Momo app total paying users was 3.7M for the third quarter of 2025, compared to 6.9M for the same period last year. "Q3 was a busy quarter. I am pleased to see that our team responded swiftly to external challenges and delivered good results in both user and financial metrics." commented Yan Tang, Chairman and CEO of Hello Group. " As one of the earliest mobile social platforms in China, Momo has maintained strong brand relevance and user stickiness over the years. Continuous product innovation and algorithm enhancements have driven steady improvement in key user metrics, laying a solid foundation for the sustained performance of our cash cow business. On the overseas front, revenue continued to grow robustly, driven by the rapid expansion of multiple social entertainment and dating brands in our portfolio. We expect the overseas business to become an increasingly important contributor to the Group's future revenue growth."

The company said, "For the fourth quarter of 2025, the Company expects total net revenues to be between RMB2.52 billion to RMB2.62 billion, representing a decrease of 4.4% to 0.6% year over year. This forecast reflects the Company's current and preliminary views on the market and operational conditions, which are subject to change"