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Frequency Electronics, ACV Auctions, HP And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Friday
U.S. stocks rose; Frequency Electronics surged 30.7% after beating Q1 estimates, while ACV Auctions jumped 44.3% on Copart’s acquisition deal.
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