Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you the first information about tomorrow and the last information about today. Sign up for free to receive it straight to your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV producers were watching as the S&P 500 index closed lower Monday, and what they’re watching for next. Morning Earnings Cruise company Carnival reports quarterly results and will be featured on “Squawk on the Street.” It’s been pretty smooth sailing for stock prices. The stock price has increased 25% in the past three months. The stock is down 11% from its February high. CCL 3M Mountain Carnival Stock Price Past 3 Months Afternoon Earnings FedEx Reports After The Bell. The stock price has increased about 14% in three months. CNBC TV’s Frank Holland covers the numbers and gives an immediate reaction. The stock is down 5% from its all-time high last week. Cerebras Systems will also report in the afternoon. The stock began trading on the Nasdaq on May 14 at an IPO price of $185 per share. Cerebras, which makes large chips about the size of a Frisbee, ended Monday’s trading down more than 4% at $224.43 per share. KB Home has gained 2.7% in three months. The stock is down 23% from its September high. Amazon Prime Day is actually four days from Tuesday to Friday. CNBC retail correspondent Gabriel Fonrouge takes a closer look at Amazon’s retail division. In a recent survey, 27% of Americans said they plan to make a purchase on Amazon Prime Day. This is down from 34% last year. Amazon is down 16% from its May high. The stock price has increased 11% in the last year. AMZN 1Y Amazon Stock Pile Over the Past 12 Months Telecommunications Outage The S&P Telecommunications Services sector tumbled from the ground up on Monday, dropping nearly 4%. Netflix was hit very hard, dropping nearly 6% during the session. The stock is down 45% from its high in June of last year. Fox fell 5.4%. It has fallen 35% from its January high. Alphabet fell about 5% on the session. The stock has fallen 14% from its May high. The sector has fallen 11% from its May high. Real Estate This S&P sector rose 1.4% on Monday. It hit a new high last week. Data center companies Digital Realty Trust and Iron Mountain led the way. Both rose more than 3% during the session. Equinix was another winner in the sector, rising 2.2% on Monday. Digital Realty has fallen 6% from its April high. Iron Mountain and Equinix are currently down about 1% from their spring highs.
