Late Surge for Dell Stock and Mixed Results for Zscaler
Zscaler reported earnings that surpassed Wall Street expectations but fell on guidance licensing, causing a 6% drop in stock value. Despite the positive earnings, ZS stock plummeted over 6% to 225.30 in extended trading. Zscaler, based in San Jose, California, offers cloud-based cybersecurity services through 150 data centers globally.
Cryptocurrency Miner Marathon Digital (MARA) Gains Momentum Ahead of Q4 Earnings Disclosure
The cryptocurrency market is invigorating blockchain miner Marathon Digital as it heads toward its fourth-quarter earnings disclosure. With the total market capitalization of the global crypto ecosystem standing at $2.06 trillion, MARA stock is gaining about 20% this afternoon. Marathon’s Q4 earnings report is due to be disclosed on Feb. 28 after the closing bell, with a history of negative earnings surprises.
Salesforce shares slip after modest revenue forecast for new fiscal year
Salesforce experiences slip in shares after issuing modest revenue forecast for fiscal year 2025, despite surpassing estimates for fiscal fourth quarter results. Company announces acquisition of Spiff and begins selling products on Amazon Web Services marketplace. Analysts’ expectations for fiscal year 2025 fall short, causing 6% decline in extended trading. Stay tuned for updates.
EBay reports strong fiscal fourth-quarter results
EBay Inc. reported fiscal fourth-quarter results, with net income reaching $728 million and revenue climbing to $2.56 billion. The company’s strong performance and guidance have instilled confidence in its ability to navigate through the competitive e-commerce landscape and economic challenges.
First Solar shares rise more than 5% after hours as company cheers guidance for the year
First Solar Inc. shares rose more than 5% in the extended session Tuesday after investors looked past a mixed quarter for the solar-power company to cheer guidance for the year. Despite setbacks and headwinds for most solar-power companies, First Solar’s strong earnings and guidance indicate a positive outlook for the industry, which has been struggling amid lower demand and regulatory changes.
iRobot narrows loss, shares rise
iRobot reported a narrower loss, with shares rising as a result. Workday Inc. saw a 5% drop in after-hours trading after meeting revenue expectations for the latest quarter and announcing an AI deal. The company reported a net income of $1.2 billion for the fiscal fourth quarter, reflecting a significant improvement from the year-earlier period. Workday also announced plans to acquire HiredScore, a leading provider of AI-powered talent orchestration solutions.
Investors Await Strong Earnings Momentum from Tech Giants
Investors are eagerly awaiting the quarterly results of three companies that are expected to show strong earnings momentum. Nvidia is one of the major players that could see a substantial post-earnings surge this week. Additionally, there are stocks that have a track record of surpassing expectations and experiencing gains after reporting their earnings. On the other hand, Wolfe Research has identified stocks that investors should consider betting against. As the market prepares for these significant earnings announcements, investors are closely monitoring the performance of these companies.
Palo Alto Networks Shares Plummet by 25% After Revenue Warning
Palo Alto Networks shares have plummeted by 25% after a revenue warning, raising concerns about the cybersecurity market. Investors and analysts are closely monitoring the situation, with ripple effects expected across the industry.
SolarEdge Technologies Faces Stock Drop After Disappointing First-Quarter Guidance
SolarEdge Technologies faces a significant drop in stock value after disappointing first-quarter guidance, with revenues well below expectations. CEO Zvi Lando remains optimistic about the future, but challenges in the European and U.S. residential solar markets raise concern within the investment community.
Nvidia experiences worst day in four months with $78 billion market cap loss
Nvidia’s stock saw a significant 4.4% decline, resulting in a $78 billion loss in market capitalization, marking the largest single-day loss in the company’s history. Despite the drop, the stock has surged by over 35% since the beginning of the year. Analysts anticipate a substantial increase in overall market expectations, potentially limiting further earnings upside in 2024. The company is expected to report adjusted earnings of $4.59 per share on a revenue of $20.4 billion for the fiscal fourth quarter, with projections for the current quarter indicating staggering numbers. However, analysts express concerns about the high bar set for the company, while investors eagerly await the company’s financial outlook and performance.