Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: CrowdStrike, American Express, SLB, Travelers and more

Category: Finance

CrowdStrike shares fell nearly 13% due to a major IT outage affecting global businesses. Microsoft also experienced a 1.6% decline from the outage. American Express reported second-quarter revenue below expectations but raised its EPS guidance. Comerica's shares dropped 9% despite better-than-expected net interest income. SLB's shares rose 1.4% after beating earnings estimates. Arm Holdings gained nearly 3% following an upgrade, while Intuitive Surgical shares increased 5.7% after strong quarterly results. Travelers' shares edged up 2% despite mixed results, and Plug Power's stock tumbled 14% after announcing a stock sale.

Keywords: CrowdStrike, American Express, Intuitive Surgical

Source: CNBC

Update At: 7/19/2024

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