Stocks making the biggest steps at noon: psky, cava, cpri, sail

Discover the companies that make the biggest MIDI movements: Paramount Skydance - The media giant jumped more than 31%, putting it on the right track for its best day. We do not know what prompted the rise in power. H&R Block - The tax preparation company posted a fourth quarter tax profit of $ 2.27 per share, greater than the benefit of $ 1.89 per share. The turnover of $ 1.11 billion was 5% above the $ 1.06 billion he posted a year earlier. However, these figures disappointed investors, who sent the action down 4%. HILLENBRAND - Actions have won more than 13% after Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the issue, said that the plastic manufacturer is considering strategic options, which include a possible sale of the company. CAPRI Holdings - The title jumped more than 8% after JPMorgan upgraded it overweight neutral, saying that it sees the company on a "route of multi -year sequential income". Grocery - The group fell after Amazon announced an expansion of its delivery program the same day for fresh food. Kroger slipped more than 4%, while Albertsons fell by more than 1%. CAVA - The fast restaurant chain dropped 15% after revenues came to $ 280.6 million for the second quarter, missing the LSEG consensus forecast of $ 285.6 million. The company has also missed expectations for sales at comparable stores and has reduced its forecasts. However, Cava won 16 cents per action during the quarter, exceeding the estimate of 13 cents of Wall Street. Coreweave - The infrastructure artificial intelligence supplier dropped by 18% despite the fact that it affected better than expected income for the second quarter. During a profits call with analysts, the director Nitin Agrawal said that income growth remains limited to capacity, because demand exceeds the supply. CIRCLE - The actions of the Stablecoin transmitter fell by 4%. Circle said it would offer 10 million class A shares to the public, including two million which would come from the company itself. Brinker International - The parent of Chile won 3.1% at a profit pace better than expected for the fourth tax quarter. Brinker won $ 2.49 per share, excluding articles, on revenues of $ 1.43 billion. The analysts interviewed by LSEG expected a profit of $ 2.45 per share on a turnover of $ 1.39 billion. HANESBRANDS - The clothing manufacturer's shares increased by 4.7% after increasing about 28% during Tuesday session. Hanesbrands said that he had accepted an $ 4.4 billion redemption agreement by Gildan Activewear, based in Canada. The Financial Times reported on the agreement for the first time on Tuesday. V2X - Defense shares broke out by 8% at the rear of the upgrade of Bank of America to buy neutral. The bank said that V2X should see growth levels that are both sustainable and can accelerate in the years to come. SAINPOINT - The identity document rallied 8% following an upgrade of JPMorgan overweight of neutral. The bank said investors should buy the drop in action. Kindercare's learning companies - the shares plunged 20% after the daycare operator said disappointing results in the second quarter. Kindercare posted a profit of 22 cents per share on a turnover of $ 700.1 million. It is less than 26 hundred profit per share and $ 705.7 million in income expected by analysts, according to FostSet. After the results, Barclays degraded the stock to an equal weight from overweight. - Alex Harring, Sean Conlon and Sarah Min from CNBC contributed to the reports.