Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as the S & P 500 logged a third straight losing day and what’s on the radar for the next session. Home Depot The retail home improvement giant reports before the bell. The stock down 8.9% over the past three months. Home Depot is down 13% since Thanksgiving. HD 3M mountain Home Depot shares over the past three months American Tower The cell tower real estate investment trust reports Tuesday before the bell. The stock is 21% from the 52-week high hit in mid-September. American Tower is down 6% over the past three months. Crown Castle is in the space as well. Shares are down 12% in three months, and the stock is 23% from the 52-week high, also hit in mid-September. Bank of Montreal This is Canada’s third biggest bank by market cap. It’s behind Toronto-Dominion Bank and Royal Bank of Canada. Bank of Montreal is one of Canada’s biggest companies, standing in the top ten in terms of market cap. The company reports results before the bell. U.S.-traded shares are up 5% in the past three months. BMO 3M mountain Bank of Montreal U.S.-traded shares over the past three months The Great American Consumer Several big consumer-related companies report on Tuesday. On Monday’s ” Closing Bell ,” JPMorgan’s retail analyst Matt Boss told CNBC TV’s Scott Wapner that ” the consumer remains resilient .” The SPDR S & P Retail ETF (XRT) is down around 6% so far in February. The ETF is 10.7% from the November high. Krispy Kreme reports Tuesday. The stock is down 18% in three months, and it sits 49% from the March 2024 high. Boston Beer is down 25% in three months. The stock is 37% from the 52-week high hit nearly a year ago. Caesars Entertainment is down nearly 7% in three months. It is 24% from the October high. Cava Group is down 28% in three months. Shares are 40% from the November high. Jack in the Box is down 22% in three months. It’s 52% from the March 2024 high. The big short A new report from S & P Global Market Intelligence shows Kohl’s is the most shorted stock in the market. The stock is down nearly 10% in a month and 58% from the April high. KSS 1M mountain Kohl’s shares in the past month Software breakout fading CNBC TV’s Seema Mody will look at the sector on Tuesday The S & P Industry is 8% from the December high. IBM is up around 17% in a month. Palantir Technologies has really been hit, down roughly 24% in a week. But it ranks second in the S & P Software and Services Industry in the last month, up 14%. The stock was down again on Monday, losing 10.5%. Palantir is up almost 300% in a year. Fortinet is up 12% in a month. On the other end of the spectrum: Epam is down about 18% in a month. Akamai Technologies is down 20% in a month, and Cadence Design Systems is down 21% in that period. The chips CNBC TV’s Jon Fortt made the point on Monday’s “Closing Bell: Overtime” that the chips are also suffering. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) fell 2.6% on Monday. The ETF is now down 14% since it hit a high on July 11. Intel is the leader in the group in the last month: Shares are up 16.5%. However, the stock is down 43% in a year. NXP Semiconductors is up 9.2% in a month. Analog Devices is up 9% in a month. At the bottom of the chip pile: Marvell Technology and Cadence Design are both down 21% in a month. Skyworks Solutions is down 27% in a month. SWKS 1M mountain Skyworks Solutions over the past month Cattle prices hit records CNBC TV’s Pippa Stevens will focus on this part of the agriculture economy. BRF SA , the Brazilian beef giant trading in the U.S., is 32% from the December high. The stock is down 12% in February. PayPal The company holds its investor day on Tuesday. CNBC’s MacKenzie Sigalos will be following the meeting and the stock. PayPal is 20% from the Dec. 9 high, and it’s down 15% in February.
