Good morning Wake-Up Watchlisters! While you're drinking ice with a side of coffee (seriously stay cool out there) you'll see stock futures dipped Thursday after mixed corporate earnings from companies such as Tesla and aluminum producer Alcoa. Tesla shares were choppy after the company reported strong earnings but missed gross margins. AT&T and American Airlines are set to report earnings today. We understand people's growing concern about the economy, which is why we want to show you this. It doesn't necessarily reflect our views but we understand people might be worried. Click here to learn more. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. Addex Therapeutics (NYSE: ADXN)Addex Therapeutics is up 53.71% premarket after the therapeutics company reported follow-on data from its previously published single-center named patient program. The study showed major improvement to survival at 24 months and beyond, showing potential value of Ampligen as a therapy for pancreatic cancer patients. Alcoa Corp. (NYSE: AA) Alcoa Corp. is up 5.55% premarket after reporting strong second quarter earnings on Wednesday. The company reported outbound transportation has improved due to greater availability of railcars and vessels, which has positively influenced the company's aluminum and alumina business. The company also cited higher pricing as a reason for its $3.6 billion in revenue, which is up 11% over $3.2 billion in the first quarter of 2022. Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL)Carnival Corporation is down 10.91% premarket after the cruise operator announced it intends to sell at least $1 billion in fresh stock. The company announced that it intends to sell $1 billion in new shares, but underwriter Goldman Sachs could sell up to $150 million. With so many volatile stocks in 2022, it pays to hedge right now. We have a 90% win rate on hedge trades in the War Room in 2022. Right now we're guaranteeing at least 322 winning trades for members in their first 12 months. Click here to join The War Room. United Airlines (Nasdaq: UAL)United Airlines is down 6.67% premarket after its latest earnings report. The second quarter adjusted EPS came in at $1.43, which is a big miss. The estimate was for $1.88. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said the carrier faces rising fuel price and recession risk that could challenge profits over the next six to eighteen months. First Half Report: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly It's been a painful first half of 2022. However, despite the roughest start to the market since the 1970s, there have been some big winners. Our Head Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli reveals how to play these winners to your advantage in this video. Click here to watch. Those are the top market movers today. Happy trading! The Wake-Up Watchlist Research Team | 
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