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February 5, 2026

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Amazon, Canada Goose, Estee Lauder, Qualcomm & more

Here are some of the stocks posting the biggest moves in midday trading.

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Amazon, Canada Goose, Estee Lauder, Qualcomm & more

TL;DR

  • McKesson jumped 16% after beating fiscal third-quarter earnings estimates and increasing full-year guidance.
  • Huntington Ingalls fell 11% after its 2026 free cash flow guidance missed estimates.
  • Novo Nordisk shares slid over 5% due to competition from Hims & Hers.
  • Fluence Energy slumped 31% after its fiscal first-quarter revenue and per share loss missed analyst expectations.
  • Cummins shares fell nearly 8% as fourth-quarter revenue fell short of analyst anticipation.
  • Rockwell Automation lost over 5% after reaffirming revenue growth guidance that was below analyst expectations.
  • Canada Goose dropped 19% after fiscal third-quarter earnings and earnings before interest and taxes missed estimates.
  • Amazon shares lost over 3% ahead of its fourth-quarter earnings report.
  • Ralph Lauren shares were down over 5% despite third-quarter beats, due to a warning about contracting operating margins.
  • Steris fell 8% after reiterating full-year guidance that included the impact of tariffs.
  • Qualcomm sank nearly 7% as a global memory shortage hurt its forecast.
  • Estee Lauder tanked 22% despite beating second-quarter earnings estimates, due to other factors.
  • Alphabet declined over 3% despite beating fourth-quarter earnings and revenue, due to projected capital expenditure increases.
  • Arm Holdings advanced 7% after its third-quarter adjusted earnings and revenues topped analyst expectations.
  • Crypto stocks tumbled, with Strategy down 12%, Coinbase down 8%, and Robinhood Markets down 5%, as Bitcoin dropped below $67,000.
  • Peloton plunged 23% following disappointing fourth-quarter results.
  • Cardinal Health moved 8% higher after reporting an earnings beat and raising full-year guidance.
  • Hershey's stock rose 7% after its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue surpassed expectations.

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