Investors looking for stocks that moved sharply in the last week should look at Flutter Entertainment (FLUT). The stock peaked at $313.68 and fell to as low as $98.88.
Flutter is an online gambling firm. Analysts at Citi Research cut the stock to a Sell, down from Buy. It cited earnings downside risks in the first half of 2026. It expects Flutter to cut its adjusted EBITDA guidance.
FLUT stock dipped, then rebounded after the downgrade.
Online streaming supplier Netflix (NFLX) fell by 10% after posting fiscal Q1/2026 results. The company’s co-CEO, Gregory Peters, reaffirmed its revenue growth forecast of 12% to 14% this year. It expects an operating margin of 31.5%.
Markets are skeptical that consumers will accept the latest subscription rate hike. The ad-supported plan increased by a dollar to $8.99. However, the standard plan rate rose by $2.00. The Premium 4K plan also rose by $2.00.
Dell Technologies (DELL) broke out again last week, adding 10.55%. The stock is now up by nearly one-third in the last month. DELL stock is a relatively cheap play on AI hardware stocks, but the recent breakout might fade. Similarly, database software firm Oracle (ORCL) bounced from a multiple bottom at $140.
ORCL stock gained 26.77% as investors dismissed the company’s high debt levels. Investors are better off holding Nebius Group (NBIS) or CoreWeave (CRWV). Bears, however, hold a ~20% short interest against both firms.
