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🌟 AE loves the spotlight
+ Cracker Barrel gained 8% just by listening to its customers

Good evening. Did you know Nvidia makes up about 8% of the S&P 500—and has beaten expectations in 11 of the past 12 quarters? When Nvidia moves, the market moves. It reported earnings after the bell, so we’ll break it down for you tomorrow.
WINNERS
⬆︎37.96% MongoDB
🔔 Earnings report - The database software maker found some momentum. Revenue jumped 24% from last year, with its cloud service Atlas up 29%. In the first half of the year, over 5,000 new customers signed on (the largest increase in its history) and many are building AI applications. Of course, the outlook for the year was bumped up. [Read more]
⬆︎24.00% Kohl’s
🔔 Earnings report - After cutting costs and refreshing its product lineup, shoppers are back and the mid-tier department store beat profit expectations. Demand was strong for Levi’s denim, footwear, and back-to-school items. Kohl’s has been closing underperforming stores, pushing more private-label products to stay affordable, and gaining a lift from its Sephora partnership, now in all 1,100 locations. [Read more]
⬆︎16.19% Canada Goose
The luxury winter jackets company could go private again. Its biggest shareholder Bain Capital is offering to sell its stake, with bids already valuing the company at about $1.35 billion (18% premium to yesterday’s closing price). Bain, which first took control back in 2013 for around $250 million, is waiting for more offers before making a decision. [Read more]
⬆︎8.54% American Eagle
A knack for keeping its brand in the spotlight. The teen-focused clothing retailer just launched a limited-edition collection with NFL star Travis Kelce called “AE x Tru Kolors by Travis Kelce,” timed just a day after his engagement to Taylor Swift went viral. It follows the recent controversial ad campaign with Sydney Sweeney. [Read more]
⬆︎8.01% Cracker Barrel
Regulars spoke, Cracker Barrel listened. After a wave of backlash over its new minimalist logo that cut out the classic “Old Timer” character, the Southern comfort restaurant chain said it’s bringing the old design back after hearing from customers. Even Trump got involved: he pushed for the change and is now applauding the move. [Read more]
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Market data: today’s market close
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PACASO
Big investors are buying this “unlisted” stock
When the founder who sold his last company to Zillow for $120M starts a new venture, people notice. That’s why the same VCs behind Uber and eBay also backed Pacaso. They made $110M+ in gross profit to date. They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO. Now, you can join, too.
Paid advertisement for Pacaso’s Regulation A offering. Read the offering circular at invest.pacaso.com. Reserving a ticker symbol is not a guarantee that the company will go public. Listing on the NASDAQ is subject to approvals.
LOSERS
⬇︎4.44% J.M. Smucker
🔔 Earnings report - Tariffs are leaving a bitter taste. The food company behind Jif peanut butter and Hostess snacks swung to a quarterly loss as the 50% tariffs on Brazilian coffee took a toll on its biggest business (coffee profits dropped 22%). It still raised its full-year revenue outlook to 3%–5% growth while keeping earnings guidance unchanged. [Read more]
⬇︎4.89% SBA Communications
The wireless tower operator got downgraded by BofA Securities, cutting its price target from $260 to $230. AT&T’s $23 billion deal to buy spectrum from EchoStar could slow down AT&T’s need for new tower sites. [Read more]
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EXTRA
Thank you Cracker Barrel. I have been crying and throwing up nonstop since you changed your logo. To you it’s just a logo, but to me it has a much deeper meaning. When I was 14 I choked on a steak bone in your restaurant and had to get rushed to the hospital. You might be
— greg (@greg16676935420)
11:29 PM • Aug 26, 2025
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