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-- GeneDx (WGS) 股價暴跌 50%,此前該公司週一晚間公佈第一季調整後收益由盈轉虧,並下調了 2026 年營收預期。 該公司當日成交量超過 810 萬股,而每日平均成交量約為 75.3 萬股。 BellRing (BRBR) 週二公佈的第二財季調整後收益和銷售額均低於市場預期,並下調了 2026 年全年淨營收預期。 該公司股價下跌 41%,此前當日成交量飆升至超過 1,600 萬股,而每日平均成交量約為 360 萬股。 亨廷頓英格斯工業公司 (HII) 股價週二下跌 12%,此前該公司公佈第一季每股收益持平。 該公司當日成交量超過 79.8 萬股,而每日平均成交量約為 48.7 萬股。

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