Stocks @night is a daily newsletter that runs outside of business hours, and we’ll be looking at the last look at tomorrow and today. Sign up for free to receive directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV producers saw on Wednesday, and what they’re on the radar for Thursday’s session: The communications services sector surged to a new high on Wednesday, up 3.75%. The sector is the top performer of the 11 S&P sectors, up 21% from the year. Paramount Skydance, Netflix and TKO are the best in the sector so far. Paramount Skydance had a gain of 44%, Netflix increased by nearly 38%, and TKO rose by 31%. The Salesforce software giant issued weak guidance in its revenue report this evening. Salesforce has also announced a $20 billion buyback. Stock has dropped by more than 5% after business hours. Currently, the stock is AVDown until 27%. Broadcom The Chip Giant reported after Bell on Thursday. Since last reported three months ago, the stock has risen 18%. The stock rose on August 13th, but has since declined 5%. From Broadcom, it has increased by 30% yearly, with the popular Vaneck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) increasing by 18% over the same period. Avgo YTD Mountain Broadcom shares annually with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, who lives with Jim Kramer on Thursday nights, to “Mad Money.” IBM has so far increased 11% in 2025. However, since the end of June, stocks have fallen 16%. The S&P sector took the be hit today, with OPEC+ down more than 2% taking into account the addition of capacity. The next big meeting will be on Sunday. All this happens after the US crashes into a Venezuelan ship suspected of carrying drugs, destroying the boat and killing its crew. Venezuela is a member of OPEC, donating around 925,000 barrels of oil per day to supplies around the world. This sector is currently 9% from its height in November. Crude oil has dropped by 11% so far this year. Last month, APA rose 23%, Valero Energy rose 17%, and Devon Energy rose 9%. They are at the top of the sector. Last month, Oneok fell by 6%, while Kinder Morgan and Expand Energy both fell by about 5%. These names are at the bottom. Constellation Brands Modelo and Corona manufacturers cut their guidance and continue looking at the Constellation brand. The stock closed 3% today after hitting a low low 52 weeks of days. Stocks are currently down approximately 34% per year. STZ YTD Mountain Constellation Brands shares the year