Is FOUR up or down today?
FOUR is up 2.21% today, last at 56.05. This stock moved +2.21% versus the prior close.
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FOUR (FOUR) is trading at 56.05, up 2.21% on the session. Price action and momentum indicators lean constructive.
Over the past 7 days, 21 headlines skew mixed. Earnings and Macro/Market themes dominated coverage. Stories with measurable price impact averaged +5.08% — the market reacted positively.
Social mentions lean cautious or negative.
Analyst firms are mostly reiterating — no strong directional shift lately.
FOUR is up 2.21% today, last at 56.05. This stock moved +2.21% versus the prior close.
Over the past 7 days, 21 headlines skew mixed. Earnings and Macro/Market themes dominated coverage. Stories with measurable price impact averaged +5.08% — the market reacted positively. Dominant story: Earnings Flash (FCPT) Four Corners Property Trust, Inc. Reports Q2 Revenue $78.4M, vs. FactSet Est of $79.0M - marketscreener.com (1 source, neutral) RSI is 67 — leaning bullish Price above 50-day average — short-term uptrend Social (demo): 39% of recent mentions lean bullish — social mood is cautious.
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Analyst firms are mostly reiterating — no strong directional shift lately.
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Based on 9,706 mentions over 30d
Earnings Flash (FCPT) Four Corners Property Trust, Inc. Reports Q2 Revenue $78.4M, vs. FactSet Est of $79.0M - marketscreener.com
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