Today's Morning Movers and Top Ratings: TSLA, CCL, LLY, DG and More

$Petco Health and Wellness(WOOF.US)$ shares added 3.5% after the pet retailer reported a revenue beat for the fourth quarter. The company's adjusted earnings per share was 2 cents on revenues of $1.67 billion, aligning with analysts' expectations.

$Carnival(CCL.US)$ and $Royal Caribbean(RCL.US)$ saw their shares increase by 1.7% and 1.8%, respectively, following Goldman Sachs initiating coverage of the two cruise line operators with buy ratings.

Crypto-related stocks surged as bitcoin's price climbed to new heights. $MicroStrategy(MSTR.US)$ , known for its aggressive bitcoin acquisition strategy, saw a 5% rise in its shares. In the mining sector, both $Marathon Digital(MARA.US)$ and $CleanSpark(CLSK.US)$ advanced more than 2%, while $Riot Platforms(RIOT.US)$ and $Iris Energy(IREN.US)$ added 1% each. $Bitdeer Technologies(BTDR.US)$ 's shares jumped nearly 4% after BTIG initiated coverage with a bullish price target.

$Texas Roadhouse(TXRH.US)$ shares gained 1.5% after Baird upgraded the restaurant chain to outperform, highlighting its robust traffic.

$Eli Lilly and Co(LLY.US)$ 's shares increased by nearly 1% as the company announced a partnership with Amazon Pharmacy to facilitate the delivery of certain prescription drugs, including the weight loss treatment Zepbound.

$Dollar Tree(DLTR.US)$ shares dropped 7% after the discount retailer reported disappointing quarterly results and announced the closure of nearly 1,000 stores. The company posted an adjusted profit of $2.55 per share, which was not clearly comparable to an expected $2.66 per share according to StreetAccount.

$Dollar General(DG.US)$ shares slid 2% in response to competitor Dollar Tree's earnings release. Dollar General is anticipated to release its own earnings report shortly.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ shares fell 2% after Wells Fargo downgraded the electric vehicle maker, citing concerns over potential risks to sales volume amid diminishing impacts of price cuts.

$GE HealthCare Technologies(GEHC.US)$ saw a 5% dip in shares following the announcement of a secondary offering of 13 million shares.

$Amazon(AMZN.US)$ 's shares were slightly lower despite news of the partnership with Eli Lilly to deliver certain prescription drugs through Amazon Pharmacy.