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1. Optical module faucet$Coherent (COHR.US)$It soared by nearly 23% overnight, with a cumulative increase of more than 60% during the year.
According to the news, Lattice CEO Jim Anderson announced his departure and took over as CEO of Coherent. Lattice will appoint Esam Elashmawi, its chief marketing and strategy officer, as temporary CEO, and also recruit a long-term CEO.
According to market data, Anderson's job change evaporated Lattice's market value by about 1.58 billion US dollars, while Coherent's market capitalization increased by nearly 1.99 billion US dollars.
2. Cruise stock group carnival!$Carnival (CCL.US)$surged 6%,$Royal Caribbean (RCL.US)$The stock price rose more than 2% to a record high.
Wells Fargo expects another strong year for the cruise industry and has reaffirmed the “gain” ratings of the industry's two largest operators, Carnival Cruises and Royal Caribbean Cruises.
3. Performance exceeded expectations! Munger's favorite$Costco (COST.US)$After the results, the stock price repeatedly reached new highs, rising more than 23% during the year, far outperforming the market.
Costco continued to show a strong growth trend in the latest quarter as inflationary pressure eased and consumers resumed spending on non-essential goods.
Costco's same-store sales increased 6.5% year-on-year in the first quarter of this year. Its international business, the Canadian market, and the US domestic market achieved double-digit growth of 8.5%, 7.4%, and 6%, respectively.
After the results, several major banks raised the company's target price. Among them, Loop Capital was bullish as high as $890; Telsey Advisory Group was bullish as high as $850.
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