 Shares of Terminix parent ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. gained 0.3 in premarket trading Thursday, to buck the big selloff in the broader stock market, after the pest control company provided an upbeat revenue outlook for the second quarter. The company said it expects revenue for the quarter through June of 510 million to 525 million, above the FactSet consensus of 476 million. The company expects residential pest control revenue to be flat to down slightly from last year, with COVID-19-related service postponements continuing to improve after peaking late in the first quarter. Commercial pest control revenue is expected to be down about 10 and termite and home services revenue is expected to grow 3 to 5. The stocks premarket gain comes as Dow Jones Industrial Average futures tumbled 625 points, or 2.3. Year to date, ServiceMasters stock has lost 15.8 through Wednesday, while the Dow has slipped 5.4. 