16 Stocks Moving In Monday's After-Hours Session

Gainers

• Criteo SA (ADR) CRTO indicated up 6.2 percent on light volume. Not seeing any company news to justify price action.
• Ichor Holdings Ltd ICHR last trade at $28.53, up about 6.5 percent. The company announced a "substantial" deal to produce liquid delivery systems for a key customer.
• VirnetX Holding Corporation VHC indicated up 4.4 percent on light volume and no news. Shares have almost doubled in the 6 trading sessions since a report a final judgement related to the company's case with Apple will be released before October 13.
• Clovis Oncology Inc CLVS indicated up 1.8 percent after the company announced the submission of its sNDA for rucaparib.
• Leidos Holdings, Inc. LDOS indicated up 3 percent following news of a contract to support the Social Security Administration's Agency Strategic Plan. Contract has ceiling value of $2.3 billion.
• Tesla Inc TSLA last traded up 0.5 percent following an increased price target from Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas. The analyst raised his target on Tesla from $317 to $379 and maintained an Equal-Weight rating.
• Cypress Semiconductor Corporation CY up 3.4 percent following a positive mention from CNBC's Guy Adami on 'Fast Money.' The trader warned shorts may need to cover related to the company's upcoming end-of-October earnings report.
• Devon Energy Corp DVN up 1 percent amid a new Buy rating from a Jefferies analyst.
• Concho Resources Inc CXO indicated up 0.75 percent following a new Buy rating from a Jefferies analyst.

Losers

• Imperva Inc IMPV indicated down 8 percent on light volume; the company announced its CFO Terry Schmid resigned from his role, citing "other interests." Aaron Kuan has been named the company's interim replacement.
• Air Lease AL indicated down 4.6 percent on no after-hours news. The company offered an update into its third quarter Monday morning before the market opened. The stock closed down 0.25 percent.
• Jupai Holdings Ltd (ADR) JP indicated down nearly 5 percent following an intraday rally of nearly 11 percent during Monday's intraday session. While Jupai did not disclose news on Monday, Benzinga noted several U.S.-traded China-based stocks which might have moved following news of China's reserve rate reduction. Noah Holdings Limited (ADR) NOAH and China Internet Nationwide Financial Services CIFS shares were also volatile Monday.
• American International Group Inc AIG down 1.4 percent after giving an update on forecast third-quarter net catastrophe losses. The company is now expected net catastrophe losses in the $2.9 billion to $3.1 billion range.
• Chesapeake Energy Corporation CHK down 1 percent following a new Underperform rating from Jefferies.
• Carrizo Oil & Gas Inc CRZO down 0.9 percent following a new Hold rating from Jefferies.
• Apache Corporation APA down 0.4 percent following a new Underperform rating from Jefferies.