Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Dell Technologies, American Eagle Outfitters, Gap & more
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Dell Technologies, American Eagle Outfitters, Gap & more Several companies experienced significant stock fluctuations after market close. Dell Technologies and Okta surged on raised guidance and positive earnings, while American Eagle Outfitters and Gap dropped due to disappointing sales and lowered outlooks. Other notable movers included NetApp, Asana, MongoDB, and PagerDuty with positive performances, contrasted by declines from Autodesk, Ambarella, Elastic, and SentinelOne.
- Dell Technologies surged 30% after raising its full-year guidance, exceeding analyst expectations for earnings and revenue.
- American Eagle Outfitters shares dropped 11% as comparable sales fell and first-quarter guidance disappointed.
- Gap tumbled 13% after cutting its annual sales outlook, although first-quarter adjusted earnings beat estimates.
- Okta added 12% following positive current-quarter and full-year revenue guidance that surpassed analyst expectations.
- NetApp popped 12% after providing first-quarter and full-year guidance that beat analyst forecasts.
- Autodesk slipped nearly 5% as ex-subscription revenue fell short of estimates, despite beating on top and bottom lines for the first quarter.
- Ambarella’s stock lost 2% despite a narrow beat on adjusted earnings and in-line revenue.
- Asana’s shares jumped 3% after issuing full-year and current-quarter revenue guidance that bested analyst expectations.
- MongoDB gained 6% after raising its full-year guidance and posting a first-quarter beat on earnings, revenue, and operating income.
- PagerDuty advanced 12% after raising its full-year earnings guidance and reporting a first-quarter beat across multiple metrics.
- Elastic tumbled 9% after guiding for current-quarter adjusted earnings below analyst expectations.
- SentinelOne plunged 17% after projecting current-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings below analyst consensus.
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