Earnings & Interesting Movers Recap: $W Wayfair reported one of its strongest quarters in recent years, exceeding EPS forecasts and posting 8.1 percent year-over-year revenue growth to 3.18 billion dollars. Order volume increased 5 percent, marking a second straight quarter of steady mid-single-digit growth, with U.S. sales up 9 percent and international sales up 5 percent. Active customers declined 2.3 percent to 21.2 million but turned positive sequentially for the first time since 2023, signaling early signs of stabilization. Management noted that recent momentum reflects structural improvements rather than tariff-related effects and anticipates the home category to flatten or modestly recover in FY25 after years of contraction. The company reinstated its annual outlook and projects EBITDA to outpace revenue growth by FY26, pointing to improving efficiency, stronger pricing discipline, and a more durable profitability profile heading into the next cycle. The stock took off after a clean backtest of the mentioned 92.25 key area in the premarket. The consolidation looks constructive, though not particularly tight, so a retest of that zone should be watched. Clearing the recent local highs could trigger another strong move higher, with 116 (4 IPOx) in plain sight.