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1. Peloton: Shares of the exercise equipment company surged 28% after reporting better-than-expected results for its fiscal first quarter. In addition, Peloton raised its full-year profit outlook and announced the appointment of Ford executive Peter Stern as its next CEO.
2. Carvana: The used car platform saw a 23% increase in its stock price after beating third-quarter earnings and revenue expectations. Carvana also revised its full-year adjusted earnings guidance significantly higher.
3. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings: This cruise stock jumped 10% following a third-quarter report that exceeded Wall Street expectations. Norwegian reported adjusted earnings per share of 99 cents on $2.81 billion of revenue and raised its full-year earnings guidance.
4. Etsy: Shares of the online e-commerce platform rallied 8% after surprising analysts with its third-quarter results. Etsy reported higher adjusted EBITDA and revenue than expected, outperforming analysts’ estimates.
5. Altria Group: The tobacco stock surged 7% after reporting third-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $1.38, surpassing consensus forecasts. Altria also beat revenue expectations, further contributing to its stock price increase.
6. Microsoft: The tech giant saw a 5% decrease in its stock price after forecasting weaker revenue for the current quarter than analysts had expected. However, Microsoft still delivered fiscal first-quarter results that topped analysts’ estimates.
7. eBay: Shares declined 9% after the online marketplace issued disappointing fourth-quarter guidance. Despite this, eBay reported a third-quarter earnings and revenue beat, showcasing strong performance in the previous quarter.
8. Coinbase: The cryptocurrency exchange platform shed 10% after posting a third-quarter earnings and revenue miss. Despite falling short of expectations, Coinbase continues to be a major player in the cryptocurrency market.
9. Uber: The ride-sharing company’s stock plunged more than 10% after its third-quarter gross bookings missed Wall Street’s expectations. Uber’s performance in the current quarter fell short of analyst projections.
10. MGM Resorts: The casino operator fell 10.6% after reporting third-quarter adjusted earnings and net revenue below expectations. MGM’s underperformance in the quarter contributed to its stock price decline.
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