Stocks –  JPMorgan, BlackRock Rise Premarket; Goldman Sachs Falls 

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Investing.com – Stocks in focus in premarket trading on Tuesday:

  • JPMorgan (NYSE:) stock gained 1.8% by 8:40 AM ET (12:40 GMT) after reporting earnings per share of $2.68 in the third quarter, above estimates, along with record revenue.
  • BlackRock (NYSE:) stock inched up 0.7% after posting a quarterly profit of $7.15 per share. Still, profit was down from a year ago due to investors shifting money to lower-fee fixed-income funds.
  • Goldman Sachs (NYSE:) stock slumped 2.1% after posting earnings per share of $4.79, which was below the consensus.
  • UnitedHealth (NYSE:) stock gained 2.6% while Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) was up 1.3% after both companies raised their guidance for the year and beat Wall Street forecasts.
  • Wells Fargo (NYSE:) fell 1% after its quarterly profit slumped 26% due to legal costs.
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