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Ulta Beauty, Big Lots, Autodesk, and Workday are the stocks that are moving the most.

Ulta Beauty’s shares went up 12.5 percent after an unexpectedly good quarter of sales and income. Ulta Beauty also had a surprisingly good point of view throughout the whole year.

“The American Eagle” — The retailer’s quarterly income was lower than expected, which caused the stock to fall by 6.6%. American Eagle said that it made $1.055 billion, which is less than the $1.142 billion that Refinitiv had predicted.

Autodesk—Shares jumped 10.3 percent after the company reported income and income that were higher than what experts expected. Autodesk reported a total net income of $1.17 billion, which was more than the $1.145 billion that Refinitiv thought it would make.

The company earned $1.43 per share, which was 9 cents more than expected.

Large Lots: Shares fell 12.1% after the discounter said it missed its profit goal.

The enormous lot talked about inflationary tensions and gave more vulnerable people direction for the whole year.

The company’s store sales, which were almost exactly the same, also fell more than expected.

Pinduoduo: shares went down 15.2% after the Chinese online business group reported quarterly results that were better than expected.

Pinduoduo also revealed that the number of active buyers increased by 7% year on year.

Shares of the IT company went up by 12.9% after the last quarter’s income and benefits surprised everyone.

The company that makes PC equipment said it made money from a jump in the number of office and PC business customers.

Shares of Red Robin Gourmet Burgers fell by 25.1% after the café chain beat earnings estimates and reported a smaller-than-expected loss in the new quarter.

A 19.7 percent increase in comparable store deals beat a StreetAccount estimate of 17 percent.

Marvell Technology shares went up 6.7% after the company said it made more money than expected. Marvell Technology reported a profit of 52 cents per offer on sales of $1.447 billion.

Examiners polled by Refinitiv thought that each offer would bring in 51 cents in profit, for a total of $1.427 billion.

Working day—Shares fell 5.6% after the human resources organization said that the company’s profit was lower than expected.

Refinitiv estimates an average working day reported income of 83 cents per offer, which was less than the 86 cents per offer that Refinitiv estimates.

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