>>> US After Hours Summary: IDT +28%, TSE -6% following earnings/g

After Hours Summary: IDT +28%, TSE -6% following earnings/guidance, PPG +4.9% on Nelson Peltz/Trian stake disclosure

After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: IDT +27.8% (also has discontinued its quarterly dividend, to repurchase shares and invest in growth business initiatives)

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: IGC +8.1% (has filed provisional method and composition patent application (IGC-509) with the USPTO for the treatment of fatigue and energy restoration), NIO +7% (after late surge higher on Bloomberg report that top Tesla [TSLA] investor took an 11% stake QTT +6% (recent IPO, still checking), PPG +4.9% (Trian Fund [Nelson Peltz] amends prior quarterly filing -- includes 2.59 mln shares of PPG), XXII +4.5% (continued momentum - up 17% in past two sessions), IP +2.3% (announces $2 bln share repurchase program, increases dividend), PEIX +2.1% (following 55% move higher over the past two trading days on positive ethanol developments), NBIX +1.7% (enters into strategic collaboration with Jnana Therapeutics to discover novel medicines for treatment of central nervous system disorders), TTWO +1.6% (initiated with Outperform rating and $175 tgt at Bernstein), YGYI +1.5% (after closing at multiyear highs -- more than 60% on the day), SGMO +1.4% / ONCE +1.2% (initiated with Buy at Guggenheim), CPB +1.3% (light volume; Third Point increases active stake to 6.98% -- reflecting the purchase of more than 4 mln shares since 9/28), SYMC +1.3% (ticking higher as AMZN AWS memo circulates regarding SYMC / SAP contracts)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to guidance: TSE -6.1% (expects Q3 to be below previously issued guidance citing auto industry slowdown and continuation of tire market weakness)

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: PYX -4.4% (extending this afternoon's pullback), ICD -3.3% (files for 36,752,657 share common stock offering by selling stockholders), VIPS -2.6% (downgraded to Neutral from Overweight at JP Morgan)