Stock Movers: American Eagle Outfitters, Cboe, Super Micro Computer
On this episode of Stock Movers: - American Eagle Outfitters shares fall after it pulled its guidance for the full year following a first quarter that was marred by discounting and a write-down of inventory. - Cboe Global Markets shares declined after Morgan Stanley double downgraded the stock, recommending lower defensives exposure on the back of greater than expected tariff de-escalation between China and the US. - SuperMicro extends gains after Saudi Arabia-based data center company DataVolt signs a multi-year partnership agreement with the beleaguered US chipmaker.
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