With Wall Street returning to work after the three-day vacation weekend, stocks seemed poised for a gentle retreat at the beginning of Tuesday’s session. This comes as buyers put together for a rush of company earnings and financial knowledge over the approaching days. Here are some stocks to watch on Tuesday:

• Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) revealed This autumn earnings that got here in under the quantity market analysts had been anticipating. Revenue additionally missed projections, falling 16% to about $10.6B. The top-line whole was $320M under the consensus estimate.
• Morgan Stanley (MS) additionally introduced its quarterly outcomes earlier than the market open on Tuesday. The Wall Street financial institution’s earnings determine met expectations whereas its income whole got here in barely increased than consensus. Still, the top-line determine of at $12.7B was down almost 13% from final yr.
• Alibaba Group (BABA) has acquired curiosity from activist investor Ryan Cohen. According to the Wall Street Journal, Cohen amassed a stake within the Chinese e-commerce big within the second half of final yr, with an eye fixed towards pushing for more inventory buybacks.
• The unstable buying and selling in Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) continued on Tuesday morning, as shares of the retailer fell 4% in premarket motion. This comes after a rollercoaster couple of weeks, together with a 30% drop on Friday, proceeded by a 50% acquire and a 69% advance, respectively, within the two classes earlier than that. According to a current be aware from JPMorgan, BBBY is buying and selling on liquidation considerations, with its meme inventory following including volatility.
• Snap (SNAP) edged decrease in premarket buying and selling following a cautious remark from JMP Securities. Analyst Andrew Boone minimize his ranking to Market Perform from Market Outperform, citing a drop within the time spent on the social media app, which Boone attributes to a “direct consequence of elevated competitors.” Shares slipped nearly 2% earlier than the bell.

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