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Hasbro, Utz Brands, Park Aerospace And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Tuesday
US stocks rise, Nasdaq gains 1%. Hasbro Inc (HAS) up 8.6% on strong Q2 results and raised sales guidance. Other gainers: UTZ, AEHR, PKE, FWRD, HELP, SECZ, DOCN, TRAX, PVLA, COIN.
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