First Advantage Stock Pops Again — But Investors Are Still Testing the Earnings Story
First Advantage Corp shares head into Thursday’s pre-market session with fresh momentum after gaining 2.55% to $15.28 on Wednesday, as investors kept working through the background-screening company’s stronger first-quarter results and a more mixed outside view on valuation. The move matters now because the stock has been climbing with the broader market but is still being judged against a big question: whether First Advantage can turn post-Sterling scale, cost savings and digital-identity demand into steadier profit growth. Nasdaq lists regular trading from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time, with pre-market trade starting at 4 a.m.; the next U.S. market holiday is Memorial Day on May 25.