Thursday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

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This is what CNBC TV’s producers had been watching because the Dow ended a four-day win streak Wednesday, and what’s on the radar for the following session.

• On Thursday, Micron’s CEO Sanjay Mehrotra can be on CNBC TV within the 9 a.m. hour, Jap time.
• The chip big reported quarterly outcomes Wednesday afternoon, beating estimates.
• The corporate’s chips are used within the synthetic intelligence trade.
• Micron mentioned a few of its chips for subsequent yr are already pre-sold out.
• The inventory is up 14% after hours. Nonetheless, Micron stays about 35% from the June excessive.

• CNBC TV’s Phil LeBeau will report on Southwest Airways‘ investor day.
• The corporate is combating off an aggressive push from activist investor Elliott Administration.
• Information of the funding got here out June 10.
• Since then Southwest is barely up, simply 2%.
• The inventory took successful Wednesday, falling about 4.6%. It’s 19% from the February 52-week excessive.

• Class B shares of Fox hit a 30-month excessive Wednesday. The inventory is up 19% in three months.
• Stay Nation Leisure hit a 29-month excessive Wednesday. The inventory is up 9.5% in September.
• Netflix hit one other all-time excessive. The inventory is up 48% in 2024.

• The S&P sector is up about 10% in three months.
• A number of industrials hit all-time highs Wednesday. Due to CNBC’s Chris Hayes for the record.
• Dover hit an all-time excessive. 
• GE Vernova hit an all-time excessive. The inventory is up 8% in per week and 40% in three months.
• W.W. Grainger hit an all-time excessive.  
• Howmet Aerospace hit an all-time excessive. It’s up 27.5% in three months.
• Lockheed Martin hit an all-time excessive. It’s up 23.5% in three months.
• Parker-Hannifin hit an all-time excessive. It’s up 23% in three months.
• Pentair hit an all-time excessive. It’s up 11% in a month and about 30% in three months.
• TransDigm Group hit an all-time excessive.
• Trane Applied sciences hit an all-time excessive. The inventory is up practically 10% in a month.
• Westinghouse Air Brake hit an all-time excessive. The inventory is up nearly 10% in a month.