4 stocks to watch on Monday: MSTR, BJ, VEEV, CBRL

Stock index futures seesawed on Friday and are now higher, a day after the Nasdaq Composite saw a dramatic session due to a tech-led sell-off. Here are four stocks to watch on the day: 

Strategy (MSTR) stock was down 1.9% in premarket trade as JPMorgan has warned that it is at risk of being removed from MSCI's equity indices, which could lead to billions of dollars in outflows. MSCI is considering the exclusion of Bitcoin (BTC-USD) or other digital asset treasury companies from its indices and has been consulting with the investment community on the matter.

BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings (BJ) moved 1.6% higher in early action on Friday after topping consensus estimates with its third-quarter earnings report. Total comparable club sales increased by 1.1% during the quarter. Notably, digitally enabled comparable sales growth was 30%, reflecting two-year stacked comparable growth of 61%.

Veeva Systems (VEEV) was down 6.5% in premarket trade even after it boosted its fiscal year 2026 revenue and EPS guidance in its Q3 financial results, which beat on both lines. Veeva was helped in the quarter by a 17% year-over-year increase in subscription services revenue to $682.5M.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (CBRL) was up 1.7% before the opening bell, as its shareholders have voted to keep the restaurant chain's CEO at the helm despite its rebranding debacle, but an independent director failed to secure enough votes to remain on the board. The company announced that Gilbert Dávila has stepped down, and its board has reduced its size from 10 directors to 9 directors.