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It may be worth waiting for McDonald's to show improvement in its U.S. store sales before buying the stock.

Under Armour beat Q2 revenue estimates, but sales and profits fell. Weak outlook, margin pressure and restructuring costs weighed on shares.

The fund bought $89.1 million of Okta as a new position while trimming 74 holdings and adding just one.

The fund sold $195.6 million of stock, cutting 21 positions and adding none, with Meta Platforms the largest sale at $44.1 million.

The $12.41 billion fund bought $105.8 million of Oracle while selling $10.0 million of Microsoft and $9.2 million of Palo Alto Networks.

The ETF bought $16.8 million of Seagate and $10.4 million of Meta while selling $119.5 million of Apple on Wednesday.

The fund added $239.6 million in new buying across 151 positions, led by a $29.8 million increase in NVIDIA.

The fund bought $244.2 million of stock, adding to 153 positions and trimming none, with $33.6 million going into Amazon.

McDonald's Corp (MCD) posted 1.5% global comparable sales growth and 11% constant-currency adjusted EPS growth, with US trends improving into Septembe...

The fund bought $212.8 million of Oracle stock while selling $8.1 million of Apple and $7.7 million of Nvidia.

The fund sold a net $130.9 million of stock on Wednesday, Nov. 4, adding to 179 positions and trimming 246.

Fresenius Medical Care AG (FMS) held revenue broadly flat while navigating TDAPA headwinds and rising inflation, as the 5008X rollout outpaced expecta...

The $50.93 billion fund bought $284.5 million of stock, lifting all 60 positions and selling nothing.

Helios Technologies (NYSE:HLIO) reported third-quarter financial results on Friday. The transcript from the company’s third-quarter earnings call has ...

The $9.46 billion fund added $306.7 million in gross purchases on Wednesday, Nov. 4, boosting 533 positions and trimming none.

The fund sold $312.6 million of stock and bought nothing on Wednesday, cutting all 21 of its positions.

The 3x leveraged ETF bought $351.5 million of stock on Wednesday, lifting 97 positions and trimming none.

The $2.26 billion ETF bought $354.9 million of stock, added five new positions and exited five others.

The fund bought $409.3 million of stock, lifting 98 positions and trimming none, with Apple and NVIDIA the largest additions.

The fund bought $483.1 million of stock, lifting all 47 positions and selling nothing, with $107.6 million into Amazon and $82.6 million into Tesla.