U.S. stocks traded up on Monday, driven by gains in the energy sector, which spiked on increasing expectations for the OPEC to reach a deal to trim production.
After the close, Illumina, Inc. ILMN plummeted 23 percent after management cut its third quarter sales guidance from $625-$630 million, to around $607 million. For the fourth quarter, the company now sees flat to slightly higher sales, quarter-over-quarter.
For its part, LendingClub Corp LC tumbled 2.3 percent after-hours, apparently on news that Wedbush initiated coverage of the stock with an Underperform rating and $3.75 price target.
Heritage Insurance Holdings Inc HRTG traded down 1.8 percent in Monday’s after-hours session, after the company announced it expected less than $100 million in losses from Hurricane Mathew. Out of this figure, $40 million will be retained by the company.
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