#CLEAR RECENT ACTIVITY STEAM MOVIE#
A number of other store pages have also been removed as part of the same move, many of which belong to games and DLCs, while several others are just movie pages.
Valve has since restored the page with all the relevant links, but as mentioned, the problem doesn't appear to be limited to Valve's free-to-play shooter. I initially believed this to be Valve's way of refreshing CS:GO’s Steam page by changing the game logo and outdated screenshots, something plenty of games do, but so many things were gone right around the same time that it's easy to rule that out. SteamDB has been tracking backend activity on the page, and it shows that someone has gone in and removed all promotional screenshots and videos, took down Steam Achievements, deleted the store description and later the listing itself. Though the game continued to appear in the search bar, CS:GO's Steam page was gone for several hours. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The one that immediately caught everyone's attention was Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. This morning, a number of Steam users discovered an especially bizarre problem: store pages for some popular games have been deleted. Fortunes will be made.Something has gone terribly wrong on Steam's backend. Infrastructure Stock Boom to Sweep AmericaĪ massive push to rebuild the crumbling U.S. Questions or comments about this article and/or its author? Click here> Yet shares dropped -6.2% in late trading on the earnings release. Comps at both West Elm and Pottery Barn were up for the quarter, and the company looks well-set for holiday shopping season. Meanwhile, WilliamsSonoma managed to beat expectations on both top and bottom lines after the close Thursday, earnings of $3.32 per share on $2.05 billion in sales outpaced the estimates of $3.11 per share and $1.99 billion, respectively. Applied Materials had been up +82.7% year to date. Shares of AMAT have moderated somewhat since the initial sell-off in the late session, now down -5%. Semiconductor Systems brought in $4.31 billion for the quarter and Applied Global was $1.4 billion. Ongoing supply chain issues has apparently hit Applied Materials, like so many other goods-reliant companies this quarter. Further, guidance was reduced to below consensus for both top and bottom lines in AMAT’s fiscal Q1. Yet shares fell -8.5% almost immediately upon release, as the semiconductor giant’s top-line missed estimates: $6.12 billion versus $6.33 billion in the Zacks consensus. In the meantime, we’ll continue on with significant reports here at the back end of earnings season.Īpplied Materials met earnings estimates on its fiscal Q4 report after Thursday’s close at $1.94 per share, +55% above the year-ago quarter. That is, until Wednesday morning next week rolls around and brings us half a dozen econ metrics - including a Q3 GDP revision, Durable Goods and Weekly Jobless Claims - ahead of the long Thanksgiving Weekend.
In the very near-term, we’ll be going through a lull in economic data reports for the next few sessions. And if we follow the lead of analysts casting an eye back toward cyclicals, then we may expect the Dow to pick up the pace going forward, as well. The good news is that late Q4 is usually a very robust time for market bulls. Here in the late stages of earnings season, however, we often see investors display a measure of buying exhaustion and take a break. While we’ve seen the profit-taking pullback in the Dow over recent sessions, the S&P and Nasdaq - up +4.6% and +5.7%, respectively, in the past month alone - continue to let it roll. The Dow failed to make it into the green, -0.17%, and the Russell 2000 fell -0.56% in the Thursday regular session.Īfter the close, earnings reports from Applied Materials AMATand Williams-Sonoma WSMare sending those stocks lower in late trading.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq managed to close the day higher - +0.34% and +0.45%, respectively - to fresh all-time closing highs. Market indexes couldn’t keep up the positive energy throughout the trading day today, with a pronounced temporary sell-off mid-morning today across the board. Institutional Distribution Intelligence.Non-Traditional Exchanges & New Markets.Directors’ and Officers’ Questionnaires.