Check out the companies that are trending in intraday trading. Palantir Technologies — Shares of the data analytics company rose more than 2% ahead of the company’s earnings report, which will be released after the bell Monday. William Blair also upgraded the stock to an outperform rating, saying the recent decline has made the stock attractive. Palantir is down more than 15% in 2026. Disney — The entertainment giant’s stock fell more than 4%. Although the company beat expectations for the fiscal first quarter, Disney warned that growth in its experiences segment would be “moderate” due to a decline in international visitors to its domestic theme parks. The company also expects costs to rise as it launches a new cruise ship, adds attractions to a Parisian park and bids for sports rights. The earnings report comes as CEO Bob Iger nears the end of his contract and investors speculate about the future of the company’s management team. IDEXX Laboratories – The maker of animal health care software and diagnostic products saw its stock price drop 6%. At the company’s fourth-quarter earnings conference, management warned that clinical visits continue to be under pressure. U.S. same-store clinical visits decreased by approximately 1.7% in the fourth quarter and by 1.9% in 2025. Wellness visits declined further in the fourth quarter, recording a decline of 3.6%. Strategy — The Bitcoin treasury company’s stock price fell 2% as the digital asset traded below $80,000. The token has fallen 19% over the past week as geopolitical uncertainty increased and Washington’s crypto law continued to face roadblocks. Crypto stocks — The fall in Bitcoin prices also put pressure on other crypto stocks, including Robinhood Markets, which fell 8%. Mara Holdings fell 2%. Coinbase Global, down 3%. And bullish , down nearly 2%. Devon Energy, Coterra Energy — Two Permian Basin-focused energy companies announced a $58 billion all-stock merger. Devon shares rose less than 1%, while Cotera shares fell more than 2%. But speculation of a deal had pushed up the company’s stock even before the announcement, with Cotera shares up about 14% and Devon up 6% since the talks were revealed on January 15. RARE EARTH COMPANIES — President Donald Trump plans to invest $12 billion in critical mineral stockpiles to counter China, White House officials said. The plan, first reported by Bloomberg, sent shares of several rare earth companies soaring. MP Materials stock rose about 2% and USA Rare Earths rose 3%. Critical Metals rose 2% and Idaho Strategic Resources rose 3%. Oracle — The software giant rose about 3%, reversing an earlier decline. Oracle on Sunday announced plans to raise up to $50 billion to expand its AI capabilities for customers. Analysts at TD Cowen also predicted that the company would consider layoffs to ease pressure to release cash flow. Nvidia — Shares fell 1% after the Wall Street Journal reported that the company’s $100 billion OpenAI investment has stalled. But Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said “huge investments” were still planned. Tesla — Shares fell more than 2% after a Bloomberg News report that Waymo was looking to raise $16 billion at a valuation of about $110 billion raised concerns about Tesla’s current valuation. The decline comes as electric vehicle stocks continue to fall. — CNBC’s Darla Mercado contributed to this report.
