HAS Hasbro, Inc.

Today's move after these earnings from yesterday afternoon and this morning. The two-digit advanve belongs to $HAS from a high-neutral sentiment of 55. The largest losers $GE and $GM both ranked Bullish. The most bearish ranked $AGNC at 43 gained over 4%.

Chart of the Day: $HAS +10.9% on a Q3 beat, 3.3x avg volume. Cleared the $100.05 Aug–Oct ceiling and February's $106.98 high; highest since Feb 2020 and above its 20/50/200-day SMAs. Holding $107 on any pullback is key; today's low $101.50. $MAT $SPY $QQQ

$HAS I never play through earnings without a cushion on the trade ... I won't add swing trades within a week of their earnings. Sometimes this happens and the chart looks so pretty before and sometimes after. But, I don't think there is an edge in playing earnings. I have an 'edge' into earnings if I have a cushion on the position.

$HAS +10%. Q3 revenue rose 15%. The price just hit the prior high-reference, now trading above $107. ATH in the $120 region.

$HAS $600M from Magic in one quarter. That's not a cute little toy bump; that's a real franchise engine. Hasbro is showing what happens when a fandom keeps spending instead of disappearing after one hit.

$HAS Hasbro raised its full-year constant-currency revenue-growth outlook to 7-9%. Magic quarterly revenue was $616 million. Results included approximately $55 million of tariff refunds. Approximately $40 million of Magic revenue shifted into the third quarter from fourth-quarter expectations. No position information was provided.

$HAS: Hasbro disclosed unauthorized network access in an April 1 SEC filing after a March 28 breach. Standing alleges it has not clearly said what data was taken. No class certified, nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

Hasbro shares surged 10.8% on Tuesday, reaching their highest level in seven years after strong demand for Magic: The Gathering trading cards helped the company beat earnings expectations and raise its full-year outlook. The success of its trading-card business is becoming a key growth driver, demonstrating the value of Hasbro’s established franchises and collectible products. The stock has gained approximately 20% this year through Monday’s close, making Hasbro one of the S&P 500’s strongest performers and its second-best performer on Tuesday. The company’s strategy of capitalizing on collectible cards is generating stronger results than investors had anticipated, while the improved outlook reinforces confidence in its business momentum. Investors will now focus on whether demand for Magic: The Gathering can remain strong enough to sustain revenue and earnings growth in the coming quarters. $HAS

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/20/stocks-making-the-biggest-moves-midday-has-noc-efx-gm.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension $HAS Hasbro — Shares gained more than 5% after the toymaker reported better-than-expected results for the third quarter. Hasbro also raised its revenue growth outlook for the full year.

$HAS Q3 adjusted EPS came in at 2.90 against a 1.86 consensus, revenue 1.60 billion against 1.48 billion expected. Wizards was supposed to slow to about 5 percent growth, 601 million in revenue. It grew 31 percent to 747 million, at a 49.2 percent operating margin. Magic alone did 616 million, up 34 percent, more than the whole segment was expected to do. Consumer Products was actually light, 828 million against 862 million expected. The beat was Wizards, pretty much entirely. Full-year guide went up again: revenue up 7 to 9 percent in constant currency, adjusted EBITDA 1.575 to 1.625 billion, buyback target doubled to 400 million.

$HAS (Hasbro, maker of Magic: The Gathering, Monopoly, Nerf) booked about $55M of tariff refunds in Q3 2026, roughly 10% of its $541M Q3 adjusted operating profit. The 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook rose to $1.575-1.625B from $1.45-1.50B, a $125M lift at the midpoint (the release does not say how much of it is refunds, and it flags refunds 'we have recognized or expect to receive' as a risk), against a ~$13.89B market value at the October 19, 2026 close ($98.49, 16:00 ET). Magic hit a first $600M+ quarter; 2026 buyback target doubled; call 8:30 ET today.

$HAS Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $2.90 up 72.62% YoY • Reported revenue of $1.6B up 14.98% YoY • Hasbro expects full-year 2026 revenue up 7-9% in constant currency, adjusted operating margin of 27-28%, and Adjusted EBITDA of $1.58B to $1.63B, raised from prior ranges.

$HAS: the lead plaintiff in Standing v. Hasbro is a longtime employee. Filed April 16 in Rhode Island, it alleges the March 28 breach scope still is not fully confirmed. No class certified, nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$HAS Reports Tuesday before the open. Consensus is 1.86 dollars in EPS on 1.47 billion dollars in revenue, up 6.2% from a year ago (Zacks). Consensus for Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming is 601 million dollars, up just 5.1%, after that segment grew 27% in Q2 to 663.8 million dollars. Consumer Products consensus is 862 million dollars, up 8.2%, so Tuesday is partly about whether the toy side carries more of the growth this time.

$HAS: breach was in March, suit filed in April, and affected Hasbro employees and customers still have no confirmed list of what data was taken. The complaint alleges a lack of transparency. Nothing to claim yet. Open Class Actions.