>>> After Hours Summary: NFLX +12.2% jumps on strong Q4 earning

After Hours Summary: NFLX +12.2% jumps on strong Q4 earnings with net adds being the headline; JBHT -3.7% lower on earnings

After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: NFLX +12.2% (also global streaming paid net adds +8.51 mln vs prior guidance of +6.00 mln), PNFP +1.9%, ZION +1.3%, AZEK +1.2% (guides DecQ revs above consensus; also announces stock offering), OGS +0.2% (raises FY20 EPS guidance above consensus; also increases dividend)

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: SRNE +7.5% (to present data from ongoing SARS-CoV-2 mutation surveillance program), PCAR +5.4% (forms strategic partnership with Aurora for development of autonomous trucks), EXPI +2.9% (2-for-1 stock split), DIS +1.9% (in sympathy with NFLX earnings), ROKU +1.8% (in sympathy with NFLX earnings), CMRX +1.1% (stock offering), ACRS +0.9% (stock offering), USFD +0.9% (awarded $390 mln Defense Logistics Agency contract), SSRM +0.8% (achieves 2020 production guidance and provides full year 2021 outlook), DFS +0.7% (approves new $1.1 bln share repurchase program), FAST +0.6% (increases dividend), IDEX +0.6% (files for mln mixed securities shelf offering), SAND +0.2% (provides asset update), ABCL +0.2% (awarded patent)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: PERI -9% (guides Q4 EPS in-line, guides revs above consensus; also announces stock offering), JBHT -3.7%, UCBI -2.1%, FULT -1.7%

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: ACRX -13.2% (stock offering), BNGO -10.3% (stock offering), LAC -8.4% (stock offering), SYRS -7.7% (stock offering), CTMX -6.8% (stock offering), GEVO -6.2% (files for mln mixed securities shelf offering), MRUS -6.1% (stock offering), CYRX -5% (stock offering), CRSR -3.5% (stock offering), EDIT -2% (stock offering), PASG -1% (stock offering), CDNA -0.4% (stock offering), EBAY -0.3% (exploring strategic alternatives for its Korea business)