Crypto Adoption Surge – AMOD +101% (1D) following a spike in digital asset integration.

Quadruples Dividend – QUAD +15.59% (1D) after announcing a 400% dividend increase.

S&P Small Cap 600 Addition – KAI +9.68% (1D) after being included in the index.

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Robinhood Earnings Surge on Crypto Boom

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Robinhood (HOOD) delivered a blockbuster Q4, with net income soaring to $916 million ($1.01 per share), smashing estimates of $0.42. Revenue more than doubled to $1.01 billion, driven by a 700% surge in crypto trading revenue to $358 million. The company’s stock jumped 12%, reaching its highest level since 2021. CEO Vlad Tenev highlighted growing adoption of Robinhood Gold and its crypto wallet expansion as key drivers. With Trump’s pro-crypto stance fueling market optimism, Robinhood is solidifying its position as a serious crypto player. Investors are betting on continued momentum in retail trading and digital asset adoption in 2025.

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Airbnb Soars on Strong Q4 Earnings, Expands Vision Beyond Rentals

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Airbnb (ABNB) surged 14.5%, marking its best trading day ever, after Q4 earnings crushed expectations. The company reported EPS of $0.73 on $2.48 billion in revenue, beating estimates of $0.58 and $2.42 billion, respectively. Gross booking value rose 14% to $17.6 billion, while nights and experiences booked increased 12% YoY.

CEO Brian Chesky outlined a bold expansion strategy, aiming to make Airbnb the “Amazon of travel and living” with new business ventures launching annually. Despite strong growth, Q1 guidance fell short of expectations. ABNB plans to invest $200M–$250M into scaling new initiatives, potentially impacting near-term margins.

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Deere Misses Revenue Expectations as Farm Equipment Demand Slumps

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Deere & Co. (DE) reported a 35% decline in revenue, missing estimates as farmers delay equipment purchases due to weak incomes and high interest rates. Q1 net sales fell to $6.81 billion (vs. $7.7B expected), while EPS of $3.19 slightly beat forecasts of $3.11.

The company reiterated its 2025 profit forecast of $5B–$5.5B, but warned of tariff-related risks from Trump’s latest trade policies. Sales in its Precision Agriculture unit dropped 37%, while Construction & Forestry plunged 38%. Rising steel costs and trade uncertainty remain key headwinds. Shares fell 1.4% following the earnings release.

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