Check out the companies making the biggest moves in midday trading: Comcast , Charter Communications — Shares of the NBCUniversal parent tumbled nearly 8% after a Deutsche Bank downgrade to hold from buy. Analysts at the bank said that “there’s visibility into a return to sustainable revenue, EBITDA, and [free cash flow] growth; we do not expect to see multiple expansion as these multiples/yields are appropriate for a stable, but not growing, business.” Comcast also followed Charter Communications , which fell 23% after reporting a 120,000 quarter-over-quarter decline in internet subscribers Eli Lilly — The pharmaceutical company’s stock slumped nearly 4% after data from market researcher Iqvia on the first full week of Foundayo prescriptions was released and showed a soft start to the GLP-1 pill’s launch. Truist analysts said it is still early days, but it’s possible Wegovy’s brand recognition had helped its launch. Novo Nordisk shares jumped 5% in reaction. HCA Healthcare — The hospital operator’s stock tumbled more than 7% after the company said a milder flu season resulted in fewer patient admissions. The company was able to narrowly top analyst profit estimates and reiterated its forecast for the year. However, investors are worried fewer patients will seek care as Affordable Care Act subsidies phase out, or uncompensated care costs will rise. Organon — The health-care company’s stock spike …
