The recent uptick in CoreWeave stock price coincided with sector-wide gains in cloud services. Peer group comparisons show CoreWeave outperforming average sector returns by approximately 2%. Lou Whiteman: We have a dog in our life, so my gaze naturally falls on Chewy. You're right, Chewy's down big. They're down about 10% right now. It was actually a really solid quarter. Earnings per share were just above expectations. Revenue is up 8% from last year and a little better than what Wall Street had expected. Active customers grew by almost 4% from a year ago, and those customers are spending more. They're spending about $583 annually, which is up 3.7% from a year ago. The issue, if there is an issue, well, guidance. Chewy is forecasting revenue growth to slow slightly in the current quarter to about 7.5% at the midpoint and full year sales of about 12.3 billion to 12.45 billion. That is at the midpoint. It's a bit of a downside to the $12.4 billion consensus. But, Rick, it feels to me like this is a lot more to do with macro uncertainty and what's going on with the consumer than it does anything specific to Chewy. Stocks are not cheap. Trying to get 33 times future earnings, but the growth story at Chewy appears to be intact, and that's what investors are looking for. Now, according to TipRanks’ ownership page , public companies and individual investors own 59.39% of CRWV. They are followed by other institutional investors, insiders, ETFs, and mutual funds at 18.63%, 17.74%, 2.48%, and 1.76%, respectively. In pre-market trading, CoreWeave stock price edged up 0.6% to $22.10, aided by a positive sector outlook for GPU-based cloud services. Options activity shows increased call buying at the $24 strike, hinting at bullish bets.