On this episode of Stock Movers:
- IWG shares dropped as much as 15%, the most in three years, after its results. It forecast Ebitda for the full year of low end of $525 million to $565 million and saw $525 million to $565 million.
- Rheinmetall fell by as much as 2.6%. The defence firm is looking at whether it can produce air defense systems in the Netherlands, according to Dutch news outlets BNR and Het Financieele Dagblad.
- Glencore shares were up as much as 1.7% after the miner filed applications to have two copper projects with combined capital expenditure estimated at more than $13 billion included into Argentina’s investment incentive program.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - IWG shares dropped as much as 15%, the most in three years, after its results. It forecast Ebitda for the full year of low end of $525 million to $565 million and saw $525 million to $565 million. - Rheinmetall fell by as much as 2.6%. The defence firm is looking at whether it can produce air defense systems in the Netherlands, according to Dutch news outlets BNR and Het Financieele Dagblad. - Glencore shares were up as much as 1.7% after the miner filed applications to have two copper projects with combined capital expenditure estimated at more than $13 billion included into Argentina&rsquo;s investment incentive program.

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Stock Movers

IWG Falls, Rheinmetall Down, Glencore Rises

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On this episode of Stock Movers:
- Shares of Meta (META) fluctuated in early trading after the company agreed to buy Manus, a popular Singapore-based artificial intelligence agent with Chinese roots, in its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment. The deal values Manus at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. It marks a rare US acquisition of an Asian tech company and the latest multibillion-dollar AI bet from Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg. Meta intends to continue operating and selling the Manus service while also integrating it into its products, it said in a statement. Backed by some of China’s biggest names like Tencent Holdings Ltd., ZhenFund and HSG, Manus shot to prominence early this year not long after DeepSeek’s debut.
- Shares of Tesla (TSLA) rebounded in the premarket session after the company published a compilation of analyst estimates for vehicle deliveries to its website, with averages for the current quarter more pessimistic than those gathered by Bloomberg. By Tesla’s count, analysts on average expect the company to deliver 422,850 cars in the fourth quarter, down 15% from a year earlier. That compares with a Bloomberg-compiled average of 445,061 vehicles, a 10% drop.
- The artificial intelligence trade is moving, and investors seeking cutting-edge ways to play it are snapping up technology “pick-and-shovel” stocks as massive cloud service providers pour billions into new data centers. Data storage companies dominated the S&P 500 Index in 2025, with Sandisk Corp. shares soaring almost 580% to make them the benchmark’s best performer, with Western Digital Corp. in second and Seagate Technology Holdings Plc in fourth. Meanwhile, AI-linked power providers and cable and fiber producers such as Amphenol Corp., Corning Inc., NRG Energy Inc. and GE Vernova Inc. were among the Top 25.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Shares of Meta (META) fluctuated in early trading after the company agreed to buy Manus, a popular Singapore-based artificial intelligence agent with Chinese roots, in its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment. The deal values Manus at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. It marks a rare US acquisition of an Asian tech company and the latest multibillion-dollar AI bet from Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg. Meta intends to continue operating and selling the Manus service while also integrating it into its products, it said in a statement. Backed by some of China&rsquo;s biggest names like Tencent Holdings Ltd., ZhenFund and HSG, Manus shot to prominence early this year not long after DeepSeek&rsquo;s debut. - Shares of Tesla (TSLA) rebounded in the premarket session after the company published a compilation of analyst estimates for vehicle deliveries to its website, with averages for the current quarter more pessimistic than those gathered by Bloomberg. By Tesla&rsquo;s count, analysts on average expect the company to deliver 422,850 cars in the fourth quarter, down 15% from a year earlier. That compares with a Bloomberg-compiled average of 445,061 vehicles, a 10% drop. - The artificial intelligence trade is moving, and investors seeking cutting-edge ways to play it are snapping up technology &ldquo;pick-and-shovel&rdquo; stocks as massive cloud service providers pour billions into new data centers. Data storage companies dominated the S&amp;P 500 Index in 2025, with Sandisk Corp. shares soaring almost 580% to make them the benchmark&rsquo;s best performer, with Western Digital Corp. in second and Seagate Technology Holdings Plc in fourth. Meanwhile, AI-linked power providers and cable and fiber producers such as Amphenol Corp., Corning Inc., NRG Energy Inc. and GE Vernova Inc. were among the Top 25.

Meta to Acquire Startup Manus; Tesla Rebounds; Data Storage Providers

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On this episode of Stock Movers:   

- Shares of Tesla (TSLA) rebounded in premarket trading after the company published a compilation of analyst estimates for vehicle deliveries to its website, with averages for the current quarter more pessimistic than those gathered by Bloomberg. By Tesla’s count, analysts on average expect the company to deliver 422,850 cars in the fourth quarter, down 15% from a year earlier. That compares with a Bloomberg-compiled average of 445,061 vehicles, a 10% drop.   

- Silver and gold mining stocks are higher ahead of the US market open as the precious metals rebound, with gainers including Hecla (HL), Coeur (CDE), and Barrick (B). Silver recovered some losses after its biggest one-day drop in more than five years, with a lingering supply shortage keeping the metal on track for a monthly gain of about a third, while gold edged up after its steepest drop in two months. Tighter margin requirements and technical indicators signaling an overstretched rally both contributed to the selloff, with thin market liquidity exacerbating recent price swings.   

- Shares of Meta (META) fluctuated in the early session after the company agreed to buy Manus, a popular Singapore-based artificial intelligence agent with Chinese roots, in its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment. The deal values Manus at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. It marks a rare US acquisition of an Asian tech company and the latest multibillion-dollar AI bet from Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg. Meta intends to continue operating and selling the Manus service while also integrating it into its products, it said in a statement. Backed by some of China’s biggest names like Tencent Holdings Ltd., ZhenFund and HSG, Manus shot to prominence early this year not long after DeepSeek’s debut.

On this episode of Stock Movers:&nbsp; &nbsp; - Shares of Tesla (TSLA) rebounded in premarket trading after the company published a compilation of analyst estimates for vehicle deliveries to its website, with averages for the current quarter more pessimistic than those gathered by Bloomberg. By Tesla&rsquo;s count, analysts on average expect the company to deliver 422,850 cars in the fourth quarter, down 15% from a year earlier. That compares with a Bloomberg-compiled average of 445,061 vehicles, a 10% drop.&nbsp; &nbsp; - Silver and gold mining stocks are higher ahead of the US market open as the precious metals rebound, with gainers including Hecla (HL), Coeur (CDE), and Barrick (B). Silver recovered some losses after its biggest one-day drop in more than five years, with a lingering supply shortage keeping the metal on track for a monthly gain of about a third, while gold edged up after its steepest drop in two months. Tighter margin requirements and technical indicators signaling an overstretched rally both contributed to the selloff, with thin market liquidity exacerbating recent price swings.&nbsp; &nbsp; - Shares of Meta (META) fluctuated in the early session after the company agreed to buy Manus, a popular Singapore-based artificial intelligence agent with Chinese roots, in its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment. The deal values Manus at more than $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. It marks a rare US acquisition of an Asian tech company and the latest multibillion-dollar AI bet from Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg. Meta intends to continue operating and selling the Manus service while also integrating it into its products, it said in a statement. Backed by some of China&rsquo;s biggest names like Tencent Holdings Ltd., ZhenFund and HSG, Manus shot to prominence early this year not long after DeepSeek&rsquo;s debut.

Tesla Rebounds, Silver & Gold Miners Rise, Meta to Acquire Startup Manus

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On This episode of Stock Movers:
- Glencore gains as copper heads for the longest winning run since 2017 in a December rally powered by the prospect of more stress in the supply chain.
- Vistry Group falls as Lloyds Bank data showed house prices in the South East of England and London fell behind regions in the north. Low affordability, increases in stamp duty and Brexit are among factors that have been blamed for a lackluster housing market over the last few years.
- Arms maker Rheinmetall AG is the best performer on the Dax index this year, with a rally of 151% after Germany’s pledge to spend hundreds of billions on defense and infrastructure.

On This episode of Stock Movers: - Glencore gains as copper heads for the longest winning run since 2017 in a December rally powered by the prospect of more stress in the supply chain. - Vistry Group falls as Lloyds Bank data showed house prices in the South East of England and London fell behind regions in the north. Low affordability, increases in stamp duty and Brexit are among factors that have been blamed for a lackluster housing market over the last few years. - Arms maker Rheinmetall AG is the best performer on the Dax index this year, with a rally of 151% after Germany&rsquo;s pledge to spend hundreds of billions on defense and infrastructure.

Glencore Gains, Vistry Responds, Rheinmetall Powers DAX

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IWG Falls, Rheinmetall Down, Glencore Rises

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