After Hours Summary: AMZN +17.1%, JNPR +10.5%, P +10.2%, V +5%, SBUX +4.6%, TRUE -32.1%, SPNC -21.5% following earnings/guidance
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: AMZN +17.1%, MKTO +15.4%, JNPR +10.5%, P +10.2%, LOGM +9.9%, NTGR +9.2%, QLIK +9.1%, MITK +7.8%, PFPT +5.1%, TRN +5%, V +5%, STS +4.8%, SBUX +4.6%, MXIM +4.1%, IG +4.1%, BYD +4%, BLDR +3.9%, SWKS +3.6%, N +3.2%, HWAY +3.1%, ACTG +2.8%, CLS +2.3%, T +2.1%, SBCF +1.9%, AIRM +1%, RT +0.8%, FLEX +0.6%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: AMDA +35.2% (signed an original equipment manufacturer letter of intent supply agreement with a leading orthopedic device design and manufacturing company), V +5.2% (co believes there is compelling logic for a combination with Visa Europe and its in discussions with the company; co also reported earnings), CLS +2.3% (entered into an agreement to sell its corporate headquarters in Toronto, Ontario; co also reported earnings), CCIH +2.1% (GIC Private Limited discloses 5.15% passive stake in 13G filing), CCK +0.7% (announced that CEO John Conway will retire, effective January 1, 2016; Board has elected COO Timothy Donahue to assume the role on January 1)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: TRUE -32.1%, SPNC -21.5%, CSII -10.6%, TRIP -9.5%, PMCS -9.1%, ALGN -7.4%, COF -5%, GIMO -4.6%, SHBI -3.5%, ATHN -2.1%, ETFC -1.7%, SBSI -1.6%, RM -0.8%, UIS -0.6%, CBI -0.6%, FMX -0.4%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: SNSS -59.7% (reported that it was informed by the FDA that it would not support an NDA filing for vosaroxin for the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia without additional clinical evidence), CSII -10.6% (lower following weak results from peer Spectranetics), AAVL -4.1% (announced the resignation of CEO Thomas Chalberg, effective July 23, 2015; appoints SVP of Business Operations, Hans Hull as Interim CEO), MYCC -3.2% (announced that Fillmore CCA Investment intends to offer for sale in an underwritten secondary offering 10 mln shares of the Company's common stock), FMCC -0.4% (reported monthly volume summary for June 2015: Total mortgage portfolio increased at an annualized rate of 2.8%)