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Major stock indexes maintained gains amid positive inflation data, with tech stocks like Nvidia and Tesla outperforming. Western Digital led the Big Cap 20 with a 5% rise, and Carvana showed strong fundamentals with a recent breakout. The market showed signs of resilience, supported by favorable economic indicators and sector performances.
Jimmie Johnson, the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, will race in the 2026 Daytona 500 driving the No. 84 Carvana Toyota for Legacy Motor Club, marking his 23rd start in the race and his return to Daytona after retiring from full-time competition.
Investing $7,000 in Palantir, AppLovin, and Carvana at the start of 2023 would now be worth over $1.1 million due to their extraordinary growth, with Carvana showing the highest returns despite its risks.
Seven Arizona billionaires, including Ernest Garcia II and his son Ernest Garcia III, made the 2025 Forbes list of the 400 richest Americans, with Garcia II being the wealthiest in Arizona at $23.1 billion. Other notable Arizona billionaires include George Kurtz, Arte Moreno, Stewart Horejsi, Bob Parsons, and Mark Shoen. Elon Musk topped the national list with $428 billion.
Carvana's stock surged up to 40% after the company reported its first annual profit and issued strong guidance, with net income of $150 million for 2023. The company's aggressive focus on achieving profitability and restructuring its debt has led to a turnaround, with short sellers facing significant losses. Analysts have upgraded the stock, but some remain cautious about long-term visibility and the company's ability to maintain elevated unit economics once returning to growth.
Carvana's stock surged 30% after reporting its first annual profit and receiving upgrades from two Wall Street analysts. The used-car retailer posted a net income of $450 million for 2023, a significant turnaround from its $1.59 billion loss in 2022. The company is currently in the second phase of a three-step restructuring plan and aims to grow retail units sold in 2024. Analysts at Raymond James and William Blair upgraded Carvana's rating, citing encouraging profit increases and unit growth, with the company's CEO emphasizing a focus on current inventory and future expansion.
Carvana stock soared over 35% after reporting declining revenue but a strong outlook, while Nvidia continued its surge, crossing the 800 level after reporting triple-digit earnings and revenue growth. The Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq composite saw modest gains, with Amgen and Nvidia leading early. The Nasdaq composite closed in on its all-time high, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones marked new highs. Other notable movers included Live Nation, Super Micro Computer, and Square-parent Block, with the 10-year Treasury yield slipping to around 4.30%.
Carvana's shares surged nearly 40% after the used-car retailer reported its first annual profit, driven by cost cuts and a debt-reduction deal with bondholders. The company's stock is on track to close at a year high, but still below its all-time peak. Carvana's profit for 2023 was $150 million, a significant turnaround from the previous year's loss of about $2.89 billion. The company faced challenges with inventory and debt as new car availability improved, but successfully reduced its outstanding debt by over $1 billion through agreements with bondholders. Analysts are optimistic about Carvana's optimized operations and have raised price targets and ratings.
Analysts have made significant calls on a variety of stocks, including Rivian, DraftKings, Nio, Fox, Carvana, and Pfizer, providing insights and recommendations for investors.
Block (SQ) shares surge after reporting strong fourth-quarter earnings and raising its full-year outlook, while Carvana (CVNA) shares also jump after announcing its first-ever annual profit and forecasting a strong first quarter. Other companies reporting earnings today include Warner Bros. Discovery, Bloomin' Brands, and Hyatt Hotels. Yahoo Finance trending tickers include Intuitive Machines, Booking Holdings, and Novavax.
Carvana Co. exceeded profit expectations in the fourth quarter of 2023 and anticipates improved earnings this quarter, leading to a surge in its shares. Despite challenges posed by high interest rates and inflation, the used-car retailer reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization of $60 million, surpassing analysts' estimates. While the company has made progress in reducing debt, it is expected to continue burning cash this year. Carvana's gross profit per unit rose, but it still faces a substantial debt burden and large interest payments. The company's shares rose 20% after-hours, and it anticipates first-quarter adjusted Ebitda to be "significantly above" $100 million.
Carvana, the online used car sales giant, has successfully restructured its operations and debt over the past 18 months, propelling its stock from less than $5 per share to more than $55. The company has reduced annualized expenses by $1.1 billion, cut headcounts by over 4,000 people, and launched new proprietary software platforms for vehicle reconditioning and pricing. Carvana is now focused on driving positive unit economics and free cash flow before returning to growth, with a strong emphasis on new technology to optimize operations and reduce costs. Despite concerns about its debt load, the company remains confident in its business model and is committed to its continued success.
Vroom Inc., once valued at $2.5 billion, is winding down its online used-car sales business to focus on its auto finance and analytics services, as its market cap has plummeted to less than $100 million. The company's shares fell over 50% in the extended session, and it plans to sell its current inventory to wholesale businesses while halting Vroom.com transactions. Despite efforts to raise capital, Vroom was unable to do so and is now committed to managing its remaining businesses and deploying capital prudently.
Carvana's stock surged over 10% after JPMorgan upgraded it to "Neutral" from "Underweight" and raised the price target to $40, citing the company's ability to navigate economic uncertainty and make progress on costs and productivity.
Carvana (CVNA) stock is rising after receiving an upgrade from JPMorgan, which raised its rating from "underweight" to "neutral" and increased the price target from $25 to $40 per share. The upgrade reflects Carvana's strong position in the online-only used vehicle retailing space, despite recent challenges in the industry. CVNA stock is up 14.9% on the news.