Costco And Other Big Stocks Moving Lower In Wednesday’s Pre-Market Session

U.S. stock futures traded higher this morning on Wednesday. Here are some big stocks recording losses in today’s pre-market trading session.

U.S. stock futures traded higher this morning on Wednesday. Here are some big stocks recording losses in today’s pre-market trading session.

  • Conduit Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ:CDT) shares dipped 10.8% to $5.85 in pre-market trading after falling more than 36% on Tuesday.
  • Roadzen, Inc. (NASDAQ:RDZN) shares fell 6.6% to $4.67 in pre-market trading after declining around 7% on Tuesday.
  • DocGo Inc. (NASDAQ:DCGO) shares fell 3.8% to $4.88 in pre-market trading. DocGo recently appointed Lee Bienstock as CEO.
  • ESS Tech, Inc. (NYSE:GWH) shares fell 3.7% to $1.80 in pre-market trading after gaining around 7% on Tuesday.Honeywell International Inc (NASDAQ:HON) recently entered into a strategic collaboration with ESS Tech to advance technology development and market adoption of iron flow battery (IFB) energy storage systems.
  • Lufax Holding Ltd (NYSE:LU) shares fell 3.7% to $1.05 in pre-market trading.
  • Mondee Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:MOND) fell 3.1% to $3.43 in pre-market trading. Mondee recently announced that its board of directors approved a $30 million share repurchase program.
  • Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ:COST) shares fell 2.1% to $541.50 in pre-market trading. Costco Wholesale reported better-than-expected earnings and sales results for its fourth quarter on Tuesday.

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