Motorola Solutions (MSI) accelerated its sell-off last week after falling by 5.85% on Oct. 31. Shares peaked at $507.82 in the year and closed at $406.71.
The company posted a 7.5% Y/Y rise in revenue, to $3 billion in Q3. For Q4, it expects revenue growth of 11%. Profit growth, margin expansion, and traction for new products are tailwinds. MSI stock is due to rebound after posting strong results.
Monolithic Power (MPWR) dropped by 7.59% on Oct. 31. In Q3, revenue increased by 18.9% Y/Y to $737.18 million for a non-GAAP EPS of $.73. The firm posted strong performance, lifted by its diversified market strategy. Looking ahead in Q4, enterprise data will grow by 30% to 40% in 2026.
The price of MPWR stock doubled from its 52-week low, so investors should have expected a pullback.
Dexcom (DXCM) peaked at $90 in late July and closed at $58.22 last week. DXCM stock fell by ~ 15% after warning shareholders that 2026 growth faces challenges.
In Q3, DexCom posted strong results. In 2026, however, margin trends and uncertainties weigh. For example, the firm may not realize expanded access to take market share. This depends on its innovation pipeline. Furthermore, its D7 product had technical issues. That included adhesive and Bluetooth connectivity problems.
DXCM stock is not cheap. Investors should be wary of speculating on it.
