After Hours Summary: Some big tech names reported - GOOG +6% is higher; EBAY -7.6%, META -7.6%, KLAC -3.7%, MSFT -3.7% trade lower; FMC -24.9%, CMG -15.6%, TMDX -11.4%, CVNA -8.8%, PI -8.8% also lower
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: GKOS +20.3%, GH +17.6%, MDXG +16%, ALGN +15.8% (also announces ClinCheck Live Plan), EBS +15.1%, MAX +13.4% (also authorizes new $50 mln share repurchase program), CHRW +12.1% (also authorizes new $2 bln share repurchase program), LXU +10.9%, FORM +9.9%, CALX +8.8%, VRRM +8.5%, VIAV +8.4%, MCW +8.1%, BHC +7.6%, GOOG +6%, JOE +6% (also increases dividend), ROG +5.8%, RWT +5.6%, GRBK +5.2%, JBSS +4.5% (also special dividend of $1.00/share), TS +4.4%, COHU +4.2%, SNCY +4%, WEX +3.6%, NOW +3.5% (also approves 5-for-1 stock split; also expands strategic collaboration with FDX Dataworks), VAL +3.2%, AWK +3.1%, TTMI +3.1%, CVI +2.6%, SUI +2.2%, MKL +2%, STAG +1.7%, PSA +1.6%, UDMY +1.6%, MORN +1.5% (also authorizes new $1 bln share repurchase program), PRU +1.3%, TENB +1.3%, EPR +1.2%, ESS +1.2%, FIBK +1.2%, COKE +1.1%, RIG +0.9%, RSI +0.9%, UDR +0.8%, OPK +0.7%, IRT +0.5%, TYL +0.4%, EQIX +0.3%, MAA +0.3%, PFS +0.1%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: TECX +22.6% (reports Phase 1b results for TX45), FDX +0.5% (NOW and FDX Dataworks announce expanded strategic collaboration), DINO +0.5% (expansion of its Midstream refined products footprint), SMMT +0.5% (stock offering by selling shareholders), WVE +0.4% (Activin E data from its INLIGHT clinical trial of WVE-007), CENX +0.2% (Jamalco joint venture resumes production following landfall of Hurricane Melissa), ADEA +0.1% (Federal Court of Canada issues favorable judgment), KO +0.1% (Barron's positive note), PG +0.1% (Barron's positive note), EA +0.1% (About 20 banks are involved in financing EA buyout, according to Bloomberg)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings/guidance: FMC -24.9% (also President stepping down, reduces dividend sharply), SFM -21.4%, WOLF -19.6%, CMG -15.6%, TMDX -11.4%, CVNA -8.8%, PI -8.8%, EBAY -7.6%, META -7.6%, MEOH -7.3%, EHC -6.6%, ALSN -5.8%, KRG -5.6% (also increases dividend), SPOK -5.5%, MUSA -5% (also names new CEO; also authorizes new $2 bln share repurchase program and raises dividend), STEM -4.8%, RRX -4.6% (also CEO to step down), KLAC -3.7%, MSFT -3.7%, MGM -3.6%, ASTL -3.5% (also CEO to retire, names new CEO and new CFO), MC -3.2%, CDE -3.1%, BIO -3%, TNK -3%, AGI -2.8%, BBIO -2.8%, TDOC -2.8%, ETD -2.4%, MELI -2.4%, DVA -2%, PPC -2%, EXR -1.9%, NTGR -1.8%, ARE -1.8%, PBI -1.6% (also increases dividend), AM -1.4%, AR -1.3%, CBZ -1.1%, EQX -1.1%, VTR -1.1%, THG -0.8%, AVB -0.7%, CP -0.7%, CP -0.7%, BLX -0.5%, SBUX -0.4%, WAY -0.3%, CGNX -0.2% (also increases dividend), CSL -0.2% (also increases share repurchase target to $1.3 bln for the full year), AEM -0.1%, WHD -0.1%, PGRE -0.1%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: NTLA -18.2% (FDA places clinical hold on 2 Phase 3 trials), CLF -9.4% ($75 mln stock offering; also files mixed securities shelf offering), SVRA -2.1% (stock offering; also $75 million royalty funding agreement), MNMD -1.9% (stock offering), CLSK -0.6% (files prospectus supplement for sale by shareholder), TSLA -0.6% (robotaxis involved in repeated crashes, NHTSA report shows — Electrek), AMSF -0.2% (special cash dividend of $1.00/share), WMT -0.1% (Barron's positive note), GBTG -0.1% (stock offering by selling shareholders)