Check out the companies making the biggest moves in the midday trading: Six Flags Entertainment – Theme Park operators rose 7% after reporting increased attendance and strong interest in the 2026 season pass program. Tesla – Shares in the electric car company rose 6%, extending its recent profits. Tesla has risen nearly 12% over the past week, despite the company not making an announcement. Investors may be encouraged to be able to buy cars due to falling interest rates. Joby Aviation – Electric vertical takeoff and landing developers, or EVTOL developers, rose 2% after saying they would join a White House-backed pilot program to showcase their use of technology. IONQ – Quantum computing stocks rose 15% after receiving UK regulatory permits to purchase Oxford Ionics on Friday. The company also promoted its acquisition strategy on Analysts’ Day. The news has boosted rivals, including quantum computing, which rose 5% and Rigetti Computing, which was 12%. Super Microcomputer – Artificial Intelligence Technology Company rose 3% after the announcement that it has begun volume shipments of nvidia Blackwell Ultra Solutions to customers around the world. Warner Bros Discovery – HBO Max owners rose 12% following a 29% increase on Thursday. CNBC reported Thursday that Paramount Skydance is preparing an offer for Warner Bros Discovery. RH – Luxury furniture retailers fell about 4% after significantly reducing their annual revenue outlook. The chain aims to earnings growth of 9% to 11% this year, down from its previous 10% to 13% target. Adobe – Software company rose more than 3% after reporting better than expected results in the third quarter. According to LSEG, Adobe won $5.31 per share, adjusted with revenue of $5.99 billion, while analysts estimated a profit of $5.18 against revenue of $59.1 billion. Microsoft – Microsoft and Openai have reached a contract to expand their relationship. Microsoft’s shares were 2%. BIGBEAR.AI – AI National Security Company jumped over 4% after saying it promoted our arrival at Nashville International Airport. Opendoor Technologies – Meme Stock lost more than 12% after Opendoor rose 78% on Thursday when Shopify executive Kaz Nejatian was the new CEO. Figure Technology Solutions – Blockchain lenders rose 11%. The figure debuted on the Nasdaq on Thursday, surpassing the initial public offering price of $25 per share by 24%. Gemini Space Station – The cryptocurrency company founded by Cameron and Tyler Winclevos is set to commence trading today. Amidst strong demand, the first public offering was priced at $28 per share late Thursday. BlackRock Coffee via Transportation and Legend is also expected to begin trading today. (Learn the best 2026 strategies from within NYSE with Josh Brown and others from CNBC Pro Live.
