Thursday's calls went 4/6. APP (+31.0%) and SEZL (+13.4%) held their direction, ARM (-13.1%) deepened past its print and AU (+0.7%) stayed just green, but CELH (-2.3%) and LYNX (+20.8%) both reversed against the morning read.
Scorecard
In this brief: 5 sections 2 min read
APP opened $349.83, traded $338.88–$365.33 on ~22.2M shares; closed $356.10, +31.0% vs $271.75.
SEZL opened $172.76, touched a $178.55 high, then faded to a $152.12 low; closed $155.00, +13.4% vs $136.69 on ~2.0M shares.
Both beat-and-raise names held their direction despite SEZL giving back half its gap.
Opened $32.68 and hit a $33.69 high on record Q3 revenue and the EPS beat.
Faded all session to a $29.57 low; closed $30.04, -2.3% vs $30.75 on ~14.0M shares.
The beat couldn't hold against the broader selloff in consumer names.
Opened $89.38, dipped to an $83.92 low on the $722M free-cash-flow print.
Recovered to close $88.56, +0.7% vs $87.91 on ~4.4M shares.
The 71c interim dividend and reaffirmed production guide steadied the tape.
Traded $163.13–$175.83 on ~15.3M shares; closed $166.72, -13.1% vs $191.80.
In-line Q3 guidance and soft royalty revenue spoiled the Q2 beat.
The broader chip selloff (SOXX -23% over five sessions) added pressure.
The -20% to $9.39 was Wednesday's close on the Q3 report, misread as a Thursday premarket move.
Thursday's session bounced hard: closed $11.34, +20.8% vs $9.39.
The stock rallied again Friday to $14.59 — the morning read had the day backwards.