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Gen Digital

latest move
+17.08%
2026-10-30
9 sessions · 2026-09-22 → 2026-10-30 · avg 13.92% · largest 28.47%

Gen Digital provides cyber safety and trust-based products to individuals, families and small businesses under brands including Norton, Avast and LifeLock. It is classed as Software - Infrastructure with a market cap of $17.44bn.

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2026-10-30Neutral
+17.08%weekly change

Fiscal Q2 2027 results beat with adjusted EPS of $0.74 and revenue up 12%, and management raised its full-year outlook.

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2026-10-29Neutral
+15.81%24 hours change

Q2 FY27 revenue of $1.37bn beat the top of guidance and FY27 revenue guidance was raised to $5.465bn to $5.515bn.

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2026-09-30Bullish
+5.61%24 hours change

Shares surged after management clarified a GoDaddy acquisition was unlikely while reaffirming upper-end Fiscal 2027 financial guidance.

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2026-09-29Bullish
-23.60%weekly change

Gen Digital stock fell after reports revealed a $12.2B takeover bid for GoDaddy, compounded by rising 10-year Treasury yields.

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2026-09-28Bearish
-28.47%weekly change

Shares plummeted following a report that Gen Digital made an unsolicited $12.2 billion takeover bid for GoDaddy.

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2026-09-25Neutral
-6.29%24 hours change

Shares dropped following reports that Gen Digital made an unsolicited $12 billion acquisition proposal to buy GoDaddy.

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2026-09-24Neutral
-12.05%24 hours change

Gen Digital shares fell after reports revealed a preliminary $12 billion takeover bid for GoDaddy.

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2026-09-23Bullish
-10.02%24 hours change

The stock dropped due to a macro software sell-off, Avast security vulnerability disclosures, heavy insider selling, and governance issues.

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2026-09-22Bearish
-6.38%24 hours change

The stock dropped due to leaked $12B GoDaddy acquisition rumors, executive pay rejection, and macro tech pressure from rising yields.

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