Stock Movers FedEx Gains, Super Micro Plunges, Swarmer Surges After IPO
Mar 20, 2026
A courier lifts its profit outlook, prompting a big one-day share jump and talk of delivery-network changes. A server maker faces criminal export-control charges that sent its stock tumbling. A defense tech newcomer rockets nearly 1,000% after an IPO as drone warfare reshapes investor attention.
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FedEx Ups Guidance Amid Energy And Demand Risks
- FedEx raised its adjusted EPS forecast and the bottom of the new range beat analyst expectations.
- The company warned indirect risks from the Middle East war like higher fuel costs and weaker consumer demand could still hurt results.
Supermicro Hit By Export Control Indictment
- Super Micro shares plunged after U.S. charges that co-founders diverted about $2.5 billion of NVIDIA-powered servers to China, breaching export controls.
- Analysts warn reputational damage, potential market share loss to Dell, and higher scrutiny, costs, and delays.
Swarmer IPO Rockets On Drone Demand
- Swarmer surged nearly 1,000% in three sessions after a $5 IPO as investors reprice defense names amid the Iran war and growing focus on drones.
- The company is unprofitable but growing users and revenue; it priced 3.45 million shares at $5 and hit about $54.