7 Stocks Moving In Thursday's After-Hours Session

Gainers

• American Outdoor Brands Corp AOBC shares are up 19 percent after reporting a first-quarter earnings beat. Adjusted earnings came in at 21 cents per share, beating estimates by 9 cents. Sales came in at $139 million, beating estimates by $5 million. The company issued strong second-quarter and FY19 earnings guidance.
• Lululemon Athletica inc. LULU shares are up 7 percent after reporting a second-quarter earnings beat. Earnings came in at 71 cents per share, beating estimates by 21 cents. Sales came in at $724 million, beating estimates by $66 million. The company issued strong third-quarter guidance.

Losers

• Ambarella Inc AMBA shares are down 14 percent after reporting a second-quarter earnings beat. Adjusted earnings came in at 25 cents per share, beating estimates by 12 cents. Sales came in at $62 million, beating estimates by $330,000. The company issued weak third-quarter sales guidance.
• Ulta Beauty Inc ULTA shares are down 4.3 percent after reporting a second-quarter earnings beat. Earnings came in at $2.46 per share, beating estimates by 5 cents. Sales came in at $1.488 billion, beating estimates by $2 million. The company sees third-quarter comps up 7-8 percent and FY18 sales up in the low-teens range.
• Yext Inc YEXT shares are down 2.7 percent after reporting a second-quarter earnings beat. Adjusted earnings came in at $(0.10), beating estimates by a penny. Sales came in at $55.1 million, beating estimates by $1 million. The company issued weak third-quarter earnings guidance.
• Cooper Companies Inc COO shares are down 4 percent after reporting a third-quarter earnings miss. Earnings came in at $3, missing estimates by 7 cents. Sales came in at $660 million, beating estimates by $7 million. The company issued weak fourth-quarter earnings guidance.
• Nutanix Inc NTNX shares are down 8.5 percent after reporting a fourth-quarter earnings beat. Adjusted earnings came in at $(0.11), beating estimates by 10 cents. Sales came in at $304 million, beating estimates by $4 million. The company issued weak first-quarter earnings guidance.