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Stocks Moving Premarket: RingCentral Jumps on a Raised Outlook, Crown Castle Climbs on SpaceX Talks and Deckers Slides

Futures dip after Thursday's AI-led tech selloff as oil holds near a five-month high; RingCentral, Robert Half and Crown Castle rise while Deckers, Autoliv and Kinsale fall. Plus the Fed week calendar & what to watch.

Published Oct 23, 2026 · 8:49 AM ET · 4 min read

U.S. stock futures pointed lower Friday, Oct. 23, following Thursday's AI-driven tech selloff, with oil near a five-month high. RingCentral, Robert Half and Crown Castle are higher premarket, while Deckers Outdoor, Autoliv, Kinsale Capital and Western Digital are lower. Stocks trade normally today. All moves below are premarket and can change by the open.

-0.6%
Dow futures as of about 7:15 AM ET
-0.2%
S&P 500 futures as of about 7:15 AM ET
+15.5%
RingCentral premarket after raising its outlook

Economic calendar: today and the coming week

The Fed's target range is 3.75% to 4.00%, according to Mitrade. A Reuters poll of economists (Oct. 16 to 20) found 94 of 100 expect the Fed to hold on Oct. 28, and all 100 expect a hike in December. CME FedWatch priced roughly a 17% chance of an October hike and about 83% for December as of Oct. 20, so odds vary by source and date. Schwab reported the 10-year Treasury yield at 5.03% on Thursday.

DayTimeEvent
Fri, Oct. 239:45 AM ETS&P Global flash manufacturing and services PMIs for October
Fri, Oct. 2310:00 AM ETUniversity of Michigan consumer sentiment for October (revised)
Mon, Oct. 268:30 AM ETChicago Fed National Activity Index for September
Tue, Oct. 278:30 AM ETDurable goods orders for September
Tue, Oct. 2710:00 AM ETConsumer confidence for October and new home sales for September
Wed, Oct. 282:00 PM ETFOMC rate decision (no change expected, per Investrade)
Wed, Oct. 28After the closeEarnings: Alphabet and Microsoft (per Investrade)
Thu, Oct. 298:30 AM ETQ3 GDP (advance), September PCE and core PCE prices, weekly jobless claims
Thu, Oct. 29After the closeEarnings: Amazon and Intel (per Investrade)
Fri, Oct. 308:30 AM ETEmployment Cost Index for Q3

Schwab also notes Bank of Japan and European Central Bank meetings next week.

Notable premarket moves

CompanyTickerPremarketWhy
RingCentralRNG+15.5%Q3 EPS of $1.33 beat the $1.28 consensus and the full-year EPS outlook was raised above expectations (TheStreet showed +14.95%)
Robert HalfRHI+10.1%Q3 EPS of $0.49 beat the $0.47 consensus; Talent Solutions revenue grew year over year for the first time since 2022 (TheStreet showed +8.81%)
Crown CastleCCI+7.5%Bloomberg reported SpaceX is in talks to access about 80,000 U.S. cell sites (TheStreet showed +9.83%)
SK Hynix ADRSKHY+5.1% to $138.40Suspended a pre-IPO fundraising review and a potential Nasdaq listing for its Solidigm unit
American TowerAMT+3.3%Named in the same Bloomberg report on SpaceX cell-site talks
Bloom EnergyBE+2.5%Rebounding after a sharp selloff; Q3 EPS and revenue beat, though about $180M of negative cash flow raised concerns
SpaceXSPCX+1.6% to $147.04Reported a $4.4B Q3 profit; CFO guided Q4 capex to $35B to $40B vs. $19.6B in Q3 (as reported by TheStreet)
Deckers OutdoorDECK-8.4%Mixed fiscal Q2 results and reduced FY27 guidance (Biztoc showed -9%)
AutolivALV-6.3%Q3 adjusted EPS of $2.19 missed the $2.31 estimate, sales missed and the margin outlook was narrowed to the low end
Kinsale CapitalKNSL-6.5%Beat Q3 estimates, but the CFO will retire March 2, 2027
SLM Corp.SLM-4.6%Q3 loss of 19 cents per share vs. earnings of 17 cents expected; full-year guidance well below consensus
Western DigitalWDC-4.5%Beat fiscal Q1 and guided higher, but reversed lower after the call on worries about funding AI infrastructure spending
American ExpressAXP-2.5%Raised its full-year profit forecast after strong Q3 results, but shares still fell

Kering also fell about 12% on weak Q3 results, but it trades mainly in Europe and is not in the table. Leveraged ETFs and microcap stocks are excluded. Sources differ on exact quotes, which also change by the open.

Analyst calls

Among Friday's rating changes listed by Daily Trade Alert, which does not list price targets:

CompanyTickerFirmChange
Deckers OutdoorDECKPiper SandlerNeutral to Underweight
Norwegian Cruise LineNCLHJPMorganNeutral to Underweight
NVRNVRBofABuy to Underperform
Thermo FisherTMODZ BankBuy to Hold
SpaceXSPCXPhillip SecuritiesSell to Buy
AllegionALLEBofANeutral to Buy
MSC IndustrialMSMJefferiesHold to Buy

Index futures

As of about 7:15 AM ET, S&P 500 futures were down 18 points (-0.2%), Dow futures down 315 points (-0.6%) and Nasdaq 100 futures down 29 points (-0.1%), as reported by Investing.com. Thursday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell on the AI-related tech selloff while the Dow finished essentially flat. WTI crude rose about 1.6% to $101 and Brent about 1.2% to $114.50, its highest in more than five months, amid Middle East clashes, as reported by TheStreet. Gold futures fell 0.55% to $4,037.90.

What to watch. Whether AI and chip names keep sliding at the open, how stocks trade with oil above $100, the 9:45 AM ET PMIs and 10:00 AM ET consumer sentiment readings, and whether SpaceX-linked tower stocks hold their gains. Next week brings the FOMC decision and big tech earnings. This list excludes leveraged ETFs and microcap stocks, and it is informational, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

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