Premarket Movers | Palantir, Voyager Technologies Soars 15%; Snap Jumps 7%; ON Jumps 6%

TigerAug 4, 2026 8:00 AM

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Palantir Technologies Inc. surged 15% in premarket trading. The rally was driven by a blowout Q2 earnings report that beat expectations across all key metrics, accompanied by a substantial upward revision to full-year guidance. It delivered Q2 beats with $1.935B revenue and $0.41 EPS, alongside an upward full-year revenue revision to $8.15B–$8.158B.

Voyager Technologies, Inc. stock jumped 15% after the space and defense firm posted record second-quarter (Q2) results, lifted its 2026 revenue forecast and highlighted increased demand across national security markets, prompting TD Securities to reiterate its ‘Buy’ rating.

Snap Inc rose 7% in premarket trading. The company topped Q2 with revenue up 19% to $1.60B and EBITDA ahead, guiding above consensus on World Cup ad spending.

ON Semiconductor rose 6% in premarket trading. Shares rallied after a Q2 beat and Q3 revenue guidance of $1.65B–$1.75B, driven by accelerating AI data center demand.

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