5 Stocks Moving In Wednesday's After-Hours Session

Shares of Facebook IncFB were trading up more than 8 percent in Wednesday's after-hours session, following the company's fourth quarter fiscal 2015 financial results. The firm reported earnings of $0.79 per share, $0.11 above the Street’s consensus, on revenue of $5.841 billion which also beat analysts’ estimate of $5.356 billion, driven by a 57 percent surge in advertising revenue.

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ServiceNow Inc NOW was down more than 15.7 percent after reporting its fourth quarter results. Although the figures beat the Street’s expectations, revenue guidance for the full year fell somewhat short of expectations. For 2016, management anticipates revenue in the $1.34 billion to $1.37 billion range, slightly below the average estimate (according to Barrons) of $1.37 billion.

eBay Inc EBAY was also down about 9.6 percent on its earnings call. EPS of $0.50 and revenue of $2.322 billion were inline. However, the market was disappointed by poor guidance and the fact that this was the fourth consecutive quarter of declining year-over-year revenue.

Paypal Holdings Inc PYPL was up more than 5 percent after a slight earnings beat and higher guidance.

Finally, there’s Juniper Networks, Inc. JNPR, down 8.6 percent after the bell rang. Earnings of $0.63 per share beat estimates by $0.03 and revenue of $1.32 billion was better than the expected $1.298 billion, but guidance failed to meet forecasts. CFO Robyn Denholm said she was resigning from the company soon, although she intends “to remain at the company over the next several months to help facilitate a smooth transition.”

Disclosure: Javier Hasse holds no positions in any of the securities mentioned above.