After-Hours: 2 Stocks On The Move On Another Slow Friday Afternoon

U.S. stocks tumbled on Friday trading after U.S. jobs figures missed expectations while being conceived as strong enough to leave a possible rate hike before the year on the table.

After the market closed, shares of Mylan NV MYL, which had lost 2.44 percent over the regular trading session, gained almost 9 percent, after the company reported a deal to settle on EpiPen classification rebates to Medicaid. As per a press release, the company agreed to a $465 million settlement with U.S. several government agencies, including the Department of Justice, but did not recognize any wrongdoing.

In addition, management trimmed its fiscal 2016 adjusted EPS guidance from $4.85–$5.15 to $4.70–$4.90, while assuring it remains committed to its guidance of at least $6.00 in 2018 adjusted EPS.

On the other hand, Tesla Motors Inc TSLA fell slightly (about 0.06 percent) after CEO Elon Musk tweeted “Cumulative Tesla Autopilot miles now at 222 million.”

The Vetr crowd has a 3.5-star (Buy) rating on shares of Tesla Motors. Its average price target of $209.99 implies a potential return of more than 7 percent from current valuations.

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Disclosure: Javier Hasse holds no interest in any of the securities or entities mentioned above.