Micron Technology Inc. The memory maker sits at the center of the buildout, its high-bandwidth chips feeding the data centers everyone else is racing to fill.
06% in either direction for Micron, according to Benzinga Pro data. Big as that number is, Micron ranks only seventh on the board.
10. 98% Implied MoveThe cruise operator reports Sept.
29 before the open. Carnival Corp.
9. 49% Implied MoveThe footwear giant reports Oct.
1 after the close. Nike quietly exited the S&P 100 on Sept.
21 after an 18-year run, and the stock has kept grinding lower, down to around $38 from about $44 in mid-July. Truist downgraded to Hold on “footwear-sector headwinds,” while JPMorgan cut it to Underweight, arguing CEO Elliott Hill’s turnaround will keep weighing on results through fiscal 2028.
China demand, direct-to-consumer trends, gross margin and inventory frame are the key things to watch. 9% lower year to date, Nike Inc.
8. 79% Implied MoveThe spices and flavorings company reports Oct.
1 before the open. 09 on Sept.
McCormick & Co. 7.
06% Implied MoveThe memory chipmaker reports Sept. 30 after the close.
Micron Technology closed its second straight week of gains. 6.
94% Implied MoveThe lighting and building-management company reports Oct. 1 before the open.
5% jump Friday. Acuity Inc.
5. 31% Implied MoveThe IT consulting firm reports Oct.
1 before the open. 4.
70% Implied MoveThe financial data provider reports Sept. 30 before the open.
7% single-session swing two weeks ago underscored how jumpy this normally calm name has gotten into the print. FactSet Research Systems Inc.
3. 77% Implied MoveThe contract manufacturer reports Sept.
30 before the open. 94.
Jabil Inc. 2.
94% Implied MoveThe investment bank reports Sept. 28 after the close.
Jefferies Financial Group Inc. 1.
76% Implied MoveThe used-car retailer reports Sept. 29 before the open.
2% in 2026, CarMax Inc. (NYSE:KMX) carries the widest expected swing of the week.
