Navistar International Corporation

Stock futures rise Tuesday and tech-heavy Nasdaq futures rebound; Cathie Wood's ARK is buying during the tech selloff; Coinbase valued at $90 billion in private auction, Stitch Fix sinks.

General Motors extended production cuts at three North American plants until at least mid-March due to the worldwide semiconductor shortage.

GM and Navistar will produce hydrogen-powered trucks using GM's fuel-cell technology.

Congress appears closer to reaching a coronavirus aid package; Federal Reserve pledges continued support for economy; bitcoin crosses $23,000 for first time; Moderna vaccine goes before FDA advisory panel.

Badger Meter, CIT Group, Navistar, Hertz and PQ Group are some of the top stock gainers for Friday.

Navistar says that the acquisition has the blessing of Carl Icahn and the company's board at a price of $44.50 per share.

Navistar shares dropped as VW's trucking arm set a deadline for its takeover offer.

RH, Navistar, Virtusa, Penn National Gaming and SelectQuote are some of the top gainers for Thursday.

Navistar soars after Traton, the truck and bus division of Volkswagen, raises its takeover bid.

Stock futures rebound modestly following Wall Street's sharp tech-led declines; AstraZeneca halts a key coronavirus vaccine trial; Slack plunges on weaker-than-expected billings.

Navistar named its operations chief, Persio Lisboa, as CEO of the construction and farm machinery stalwart. Troy Clarke becomes executive chairman.

Stock futures fall though Wall Street displays cautious optimism over China's ability to contain the coronavirus; Amazon.com's strong earnings are driven by one-day delivery offer.

Navistar evaluating takeover bid from commercial vehicle maker Traton SE.

Navistar expects revenue in fiscal 2020 to range from $9.25 billion to $9.75 billion. FactSet's analyst survey had been looking for $10.01 billion.

U.S. stock futures trade lower Tuesday, a day after Wall Street's fresh record highs; Boeing will halt production of its troubled 737 MAX model in January; FedEx reports earnings; Netflix discloses overseas membership numbers.

Buy Navistar on weakness to its monthly value level at $29.62 and sell strength to its semiannual risky level at $34.39. This is a viable trading range but beware that the weekly chart may be downgraded to negative this week.

Truck and automotive engine parts maker Navistar International rolls out fiscal third-quarter earnings that far exceed analysts' forecasts as North American demand for its trucks, buses and related parts continues to speed along.

U.S. stock futures rise, suggesting a strong rebound for Wall Street, as investors react to fading event risks in Asia and Europe; Slack, Palo Alto Networks and Cloudera report earnings; Google is the target of a new state attorneys general antitrust probe, a report says.

Military and civilian truck and diesel engine maker Navistar reports fiscal second-quarter earnings and sales that beat analysts' forecasts, and raises its full-year guidance.

We had several moves higher in our holdings last week -- including in Alkaline Water, Regulus Therapeutics and BlackBerry --- but we saw declines, too, that left it decidedly mixed.

With inflation on many investors' minds, the May Consumer Price Index will provide important clues as the U.S. economy continues to reopen.

We booked gains on two names and added to several others over last week and this one.

We must see equity markets, the Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100 in particular, fight back this week to keep on believing in this market.

While nearly all of our long holdings gave back some recent gains last week, four moved higher, and we added two new names to the portfolio.

This one will be very different than any experienced before.

We exited one position during a very difficult week for the markets.

Buckle up for what is likely to be another eventful five days.

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This week brings key results from Micron, Nike and FedEx, among others.

We saw some meaningful swings, both positive and negative, in several portfolio positions last week.

Simply put, traders at the larger institutions were driven either by risk managers or simple fear out of FANG and information technology, and into anything else.

During the week, we exited our position in KushCo Holdings and initiated Antares Pharma.

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Record holiday spending powered a better-than-expected gain for a key retail sales component last month.

Stocks lost ground after a solid opening bell.

The airline launched a dozen new routes to a variety of destinations.