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Abeat on earnings and bullish guidance, plus multiple price-target increases, suggest a re-rating of KNX despite a short-lived intraday pullback; historical pattern shows upgrades often precede sustained upside after beat-and-raise quarters.
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Knight-Swift topped expectations with Q2 earnings of $0.63 on $2.096 billion in sales, and issued a Q3 adj EPS guide of $0.71–$0.77. Despite the beat, the stock dropped about 2.6% to $74.08 as investors weighed the guidance and the near-term path. Several analysts raised price targets, reinforcing a constructive view on KNX's earnings trajectory and growth prospects.
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