While Wall Street Naps, These 10 Stocks Run Wild

8. James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX)

James Hardie snapped a six-day losing streak on Thursday, adding 4.26 percent to close at $23.01 apiece as investors resorted to bargain-hunting to take advantage of the previous dips.

In recent news, James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX) announced a 22 percent lower net income in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025, at $43.6 million from the $55.6 million registered in the same period last year.

Net sales dipped by 3 percent to $971.5 million from $1.005 billion year-on-year.

For the full year period, net income dropped by 17 percent to $424 million from $510.2 million, while net sales dipped by 1 percent to $3.877 billion from $3.936 billion.

James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX) also posted a cautious outlook for fiscal year 2026 amid the potential impact of the trade tariffs on the cost of home construction.

“As a result, in North America, which represents approximately three-quarters of our total net sales, we are prudently planning for market volumes to contract in FY26, including a fourth consecutive year of declines in large-ticket repair & remodel activity,” said James Hardie Industries PLC (NYSE:JHX) CEO Aaron Erter.