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News articleSeeking Alpha· April 17, 2026

Catalyst Watch: Tesla talks AI5 chips, Intel reports, and the Warner Bros. deal goes to a vote

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Catalyst Watch: Tesla talks AI5 chips, Intel reports, and the Warner Bros. deal goes to a vote [Stock Exchange] ShinjiPhotographer Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Catalyst Watch - a breakdown of some of next week's actionable events that stand out…
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  • Betting around the NFL draft has exploded in just the last two years for DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM

    60% confidence
  • Howmet Aerospace is the stock with the tightest trading correlation to GE on earnings day

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a double-digit swing for ServiceNow after it reports

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a double-digit swing for Equifax after it reports

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a 9% share price move for Intel after the earnings release

    60% confidence
  • Analysts think the Adobe Summit will serve as a window into how the company is positioning its platform against broader AI adoption trends

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a double-digit swing for Appfolio and Mobileye Global after they report

    60% confidence
  • U.S.–Iran nuclear deal odds climb fast as July odds approach 70%

    60% confidence
  • Short interest is elevated on Lucid Group and C3.ai again

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a 7% share price move for GE Aerospace after the earnings release

    60% confidence
  • Options trading implies a 6% share price move for Tesla after the earnings report drops

    60% confidence

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