16 Stocks Moving In Thursday's After-Hours Session

Gainers

• Molina Healthcare, Inc. MOH shares were up 8 percent at $75 after reporting a third-quarter sales beat.
• Valeant Pharmaceuticals Intl Inc VRX shares were 4 percent to $11.50 after reporting the FDA approval of glaucoma drug VYZULTA.
• Apple Inc. AAPL shares were up 3 percent to $172.60 after topping earnings and sales estimates.
• Second Sight Medical Products Inc EYES shares were up 3 percent to $1.19 after reporting a smaller third-quarter loss year-over-year.
• Arista Networks Inc ANET shares were up 3 percent, after a big third quarter earnings beat of $1.62, topping estimates by $0.43.
• Universal Display Corporation OLED shares were up 3 percent, following a big third-quarter beat. Universal Display also sees FY17 sales ahead of estimates at $310-320 million.
• Cirrus Logic, Inc. CRUS shares were up 3 percent, following a second-quarter earnings and sales beat.
• Fluor Corporation FLR shares were up 1 percent, following a third quarter earnings and sales beat.
• Activision Blizzard, Inc. ATVI shares were up 2 percent despite a third-quarter earnings and sales miss. Shares were lifted after the company raised CY17 sales and EPS guidance.

Losers

• Tableau Software Inc DATA shares were down 12 percent at $72 after a third quarter earnings and sales miss.
• Pandora Media Inc P shares were down 9 percent at $6.69 after missing on third-quarter earnings and sales. Total subscribers were 29 percent year-over-year to 5.19 million.
• Starbucks Corporation SBUX shares were down 7 percent to $50.85 after delivering fourth-quarter earnings. Sales missed estimates by $100 million, at $5.7 billion.
• Cohu, Inc. COHU shares were down 10 percent, despite a third quarter earnings and sales beat.
• Herbalife Ltd. HLF shares were down 6 percent to $66.25, after missing on third-quarter earnings estimates.
• El Pollo LoCo Holdings Inc LOCO shares were down 6 percent, following a third-quarter earnings and sales miss.
• CBS Corporation CBS shares were down 1.7 percent to $53.50 following a third-quarter earnings beat, but the network missed sales estimates by $100 million.