On this episode of Stock Movers:

- KB Home shares fell nearly 9% today after the homebuilder posted disappointing 1Q results. The firm also cut its fiscal revenue guidance for this year, saying demand at the start of the spring selling season was more muted. Analysts noted that affordability issues are putting pressure on housing activity. 

- Trump Media & Technology Group plans to work with Crypto.com on a lineup of “Made-in-America” investments — an arrangement that puts the president’s social media company in business with a Singapore-based firm that was locked in a legal battle with US regulators last year. The Truth Social parent will sell exchange-traded funds tied to digital assets and other US-focused investments on a platform owned by Crypto.com, according to a statement Monday. The products will be available this year in the US, Europe and Asia, pending regulatory approval. Crypto.com will supply the cryptocurrencies and technology underpinning them, and they’ll be available through Foris Capital, a New Hampshire-based platform it acquired last year.

- Cassava shares slumped nearly 30% after the drug developer said it plans to discontinue its Alzheimer's program by the end of the second quarter, following a late-stage trial failure.

On this episode of Stock Movers: - KB Home shares fell nearly 9% today after the homebuilder posted disappointing 1Q results. The firm also cut its fiscal revenue guidance for this year, saying demand at the start of the spring selling season was more muted. Analysts noted that affordability issues are putting pressure on housing activity. - Trump Media &amp; Technology Group plans to work with Crypto.com on a lineup of &ldquo;Made-in-America&rdquo; investments &mdash; an arrangement that puts the president&rsquo;s social media company in business with a Singapore-based firm that was locked in a legal battle with US regulators last year. The Truth Social parent will sell exchange-traded funds tied to digital assets and other US-focused investments on a platform owned by Crypto.com, according to a statement Monday. The products will be available this year in the US, Europe and Asia, pending regulatory approval. Crypto.com will supply the cryptocurrencies and technology underpinning them, and they&rsquo;ll be available through Foris Capital, a New Hampshire-based platform it acquired last year. - Cassava shares slumped nearly 30% after the drug developer said it plans to discontinue its Alzheimer's program by the end of the second quarter, following a late-stage trial failure.

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Stock Movers

KB Home Tumbles, DJT Crypto Plans , Cassava Shares Slumps

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