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Amazon -The e-commerce giant fell by 2% after a weaker than expected guidelines for the current quarter. Amazon said it predicts turnover in the first quarter between $ 151 billion and $ 155.5 billion. Analysts who were examined by LSEG were looking for $ 158.5 billion. In the meantime, the profit and income of the company of the company were above consensus expectations.
Take-Two Interactive Software -To video company rose nearly 7%, despite paying tax turnover of the third quarter of $ 1.37 billion. Analysts interviewed by LSEG had expected $ 1.39 billion. Take-Two sees its income from the current quarter, based on net bookings, between $ 1.48 billion and $ 1.58 billion compared to the estimated $ 1.54 billion.
Confirm Holdings -Shares of the payment company Reden more than 9% after a top-line beat for the tax second quarter. Affirm reported $ 866 million in income, while analysts expected $ 807 million per LSEG. The gross merchandise volume grew by 35% on an annual basis in the previous quarter.
Pinterest – Shares of the social media company dived 18%. Sales for the fourth quarter came to $ 1.15 billion, something for the estimates of analysts of $ 1.14 billion, per LSEG. Pinterest also said it expected a turnover from $ 837 million to $ 852 million in the first quarter, while analysts were looking for $ 833 million.
Expedia -The shares achieved by 11% after the results of the fourth quarter of the company were at the top of the expectations of Wall Street. Expedia achieved adapted profit of $ 2.39 per share at a turnover of $ 3.18 billion. That is more than the $ 2.04 per share of $ 3.07 billion in income in which analysts were limited according to LSEG. The company also recovered its quarterly dividend by 40 cents per share.
Bill Holdings -Shares fell around 32% after the invoicing software company had issued disappointing tax guidelines for income in the third quarter. Bill Holdings expects that period to generate income between $ 352.5 million and $ 357.5 million, under $ 360.4 million that analysts who were examined by LSEG expected. However, the income and turnover for the expectations of the second quarter defeated analysts.
Fortinet – The cyber security share set 11%. Fortinet placed better than expected results for the fourth quarter, in addition to strong guidelines for the entire year. Fortinet sees income from the entire year falling between $ 6.65 billion and $ 6.85 billion, which estimates the estimate of $ 6.63 billion of analysts, per LSEG, at the top of LSEG.
ELF Beauty – The Cosmetics Company tumbled 23% after lowering its guidance for the entire tax year. ELF now sees sales ranging from $ 1.3 billion to $ 1.31 billion, shortage of consensus estimates of $ 1.34 billion, per street account. Adapted income for the third quarter also missed the expectations, with 74 cents per share versus the prediction of analysts for 75 cents per share, per LSEG.
Monolithic Power Systems -The shares of the semiconductor rose 16% after strong results of the fourth quarter. Monolithic Power Systems reported a modified income of $ 4.09 per share on a turnover of $ 621.7 million. Analysts investigated by FactSet had called for a profit of $ 3.98 per share of $ 608.1 million in income. The company has also issued a better than expected turnover guidance for the current quarter and a share purchasing program of $ 500 million. The management also increased the quarterly dividend by almost 25%.
– CNBC’s Sean Conlon, Lisa Kailai Han and Darla Mercado have contributed to reporting.