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 Dow Industrials rose 400 points amid a rotation into health-care names, and what’s on the radar for the next session. The Japanese rice trade from the 1800s, two charts and Apple Carter Worth of ” Fast Money ” fame, who made an unbelievably great call on a downturn for the stock back in 2022, said that Apple is going higher by 6% to 8% in the short term. Chartist Katie Stockton was also on “Fast Money” Tuesday night, and her charts show an Apple upside of 14% to 16% in the short term. She calls it a “counter-trend relief rally.” Carter Worth said, “There is some follow-through coming.” He summed it up by saying, “I’m a buyer.” There was a fascinating segment, going back to the rice trade in the 1800s in Japan. If you missed it, check it out online Tuesday night. CNBC, never miss a minute. We’ll be following the Apple trade in the “Stocks @ Night” note over the next few weeks. Apple is 20% off the Dec.26 high. The stock closed at $207.82 on Tuesday but crossed the $209 mark in the after hours. Apple is down 17% year to date and the third worst performing Dow stock in 2025.. AAPL YTD mountain Apple in 2025 The banks and the dividends The nation’s biggest banks were hiking dividends Tuesday afternoon. This comes after stress tests last week showed the 22 banks the Federal Reserve was monitoring had enough money to get by in an economic downturn. Goldman Sachs will raise its dividend to $4 a share from $3 a share. The stock hit a high Monday, and it’s up nearly 7% in a week. Morgan Stanley plans to lift its dividend to $1 a share, up from nearly 93 cents, and authorized a stock buyback. Shares are just 0.7% from the February high. The stock is up 10% in a month. Wells Fargo will increase its dividend to 45 cents a share from 40 cents. The stock hit a high on Tuesday, and it is up about 9% in a month. JPMorgan said it will raise its dividend to $1.50 a share, up from $1.40, and its board authorized a buyback program. Shares hit a high Tuesday, and the stock is up 10% in a month. Citigroup plans to boost its dividend to 60 cents a share, up from 56 cents. The stock hit a high Tuesday and is up nearly 15% in a month. Bank of America will hike its dividend to 28 cents a share, up from 26 cents. The stock hit a high Tuesday, and it’s up 9% in a month. CNBC banking reporter Leslie Picker and producer Ritika Shah will have more on the impact and investor reaction Wednesday on CNBC. Tesla We are expecting delivery information for the second quarter on Wednesday. CNBC TV’s Phil LeBeau will have the numbers and immediate market reaction. In the last month, Tesla shares are down 13%. The stock is 38% from the December high. Shares are down six straight days. The stock fell another 5% on Tuesday. Jim Cramer took up the latest fight between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk on “Mad Money” Tuesday night. Cramer said, “Tesla is a total dice roll.” Of the president and Musk, he said: “It sure seems like they’re not on great terms.” Cramer also said, “The president giving Elon the right to have driverless cars on interstates — I’m calling that plan shelved.” TSLA 5D mountain Tesla over the past five trading days Rivian CNBC’s Phil LeBeau will also be watching for Rivian ‘s second-quarter delivery information. The stock down 7.3% in a month. Shares are 28% from the high hit last July. Centene Shares of Centene are down around 25% after hours. The action came after the health insurer withdrew its 2025 earnings forecast. The Senate approved cuts to Medicaid on Tuesday that amount to the program’s deepest cuts since it became a big part of American health care back in 1965 under President Lyndon B. Johnson. CNC YTD mountain Centene shares in 2025 Verint The Long Island-based customer experience company is up more than 12% in extended trading. Bloomberg , citing people familiar with the matter, reports that buyout firm Thoma Bravo is trying to buy Verint . The report also said Thoma Bravo declined to comment. Even counting Tuesday’s after-hours pop, the stock is down roughly 24% so far this year. Thanks to CNBC evening desk man David Sucherman for keeping track of this one and for always helping with “Stocks @ Night.”
