30 Stocks Moving In Friday's Pre-Market Session

Gainers

• Fuwei Films (Holdings) Co., Ltd FFHL rose 27.2 percent to $2.95 in pre-market trading after the company reported a year-over-year increase in Q2 EPS and sales.
• 22nd Century Group, Inc. XXII shares rose 12.5 percent to $2.70 in pre-market trading after declining 2.04 percent on Thursday.
• Arotech Corporation ARTX rose 10.3 percent to $3.75 in pre-market trading.
• Autodesk, Inc. ADSK rose 8.6 percent to $148.02 in pre-market trading following a Q2 earnings beat.
• Splunk Inc. SPLK rose 7.7 percent to $116.00 in pre-market trading following strong Q2 earnings.The company also issued strong Q3 guidance and raised 2018 sales guidance.
• Seven Stars Cloud Group, Inc. SSC rose 7.2 percent to $4.18 in pre-market trading after surging 14.37 percent on Thursday.
• Maxar Technologies Ltd. MAXR rose 7.1 percent to $36.58 after dropping 4.93 percent on Thursday.
• Qudian Inc. QD shares rose 6.3 percent to $7.31 in pre-market after the company reported Q2 results.
• Opera Limited OPRA shares rose 5.9 percent to $13.30 in pre-market trading after the company reported Q2 results.
• Medpace Holdings, Inc. MEDP rose 5.9 percent to $58.28 in pre-market trading after dropping 2.32 percent on Thursday.
• Spectra Energy Partners, LP SEP rose 5.7 percent to $40 in pre-market trading. Enbridge Inc (USA) ENB reported a deal to buy all Spectra Energy Partners shares in a $3.3 billion deal.
• Puxin Limited NEW rose 5.3 percent to $15.26 in pre-market trading after falling 8.81 percent on Thursday.
• The Medicines Company MDCO shares rose 5.2 percent to $41 in pre-market trading.
• Vedanta Limited VEDL rose 4.8 percent to $12.60 in pre-market trading after declining 3.14 percent on Thursday.
• China Southern Airlines Company Limited ZNH rose 4.5 percent to $34.50 in pre-market trading after falling 2.28 percent on Thursday.
• Buckle Inc BKE shares rose 4.3 percent to $29.00 in pre-market trading after the company reported better-than-expected results for its second quarter.
• Geron Corporation GERN shares rose 4.2 percent to $4.20 in pre-market trading after dropping 3.36 percent on Thursday.
• Kala Pharmaceuticals, Inc. KALA rose 4 percent to $13 in pre-market trading after declining 7.20 percent on Thursday.

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Losers

• Hibbett Sports, Inc. HIBB fell 20.1 percent to $23.50 in pre-market trading after the company reported downbeat results for its second quarter and lowered its FY19 forecast.
• Grupo Supervielle S.A. SUPV fell 10 percent to $8.20 in pre-market trading after reporting Q2 results.
• Advaxis, Inc. ADXS shares fell 7.5 percent to $1.36 in pre-market after disclosing $250M mixed securities shelf offering.
• The Gap, Inc. GPS shares fell 6.9 percent to $30.21 in pre-market trading. Gap reported better-than-expected results for its second quarter, while same-store sales for its brand Gap missed expectations.
• Obalon Therapeutics, Inc. OBLN shares fell 6.8 percent to $2.48 in pre-market trading after gaining 52.00 percent on Thursday.
• Ross Stores, Inc. ROST shares fell 5.3 percent to $90.06 in pre-market trading. Ross Stores reported upbeat results for its second quarter, but issued weak guidance for the third quarter.
• VMware, Inc. VMW shares fell 3.6 percent to $149.16 in pre-market trading. VMware reported upbeat results for its second quarter on Thursday.
• Daktronics, Inc. DAKT fell 3.6 percent to $7.21 in pre-market trading after dropping 3.61 percent on Thursday.
• Merck & Co., Inc. MRK fell 3.6 percent to $66.50 in pre-market trading.
• Acacia Communications, Inc. ACIA fell 3 percent to $40.11 in pre-market trading after climbing 8.16 percent on Thursday.
• HP Inc. HPQ fell 2.7 percent to $23.98 in the pre-market trading session. HP reported better-than-expected earnings for its third quarter and raised its full-year profit forecast.
• Intuit Inc. INTU shares fell 2.4 percent to $207.45 in pre-market trading. Intuit reported stronger-than-expected earnings for its fourth quarter, but issued downbeat forecast for the first quarter. The company also disclosed that its CEO Brad Smith will step down effective January 1.