Pfizer's stock dropped over 5% after missing Wall Street earnings forecasts due to acquisitions and a cautious outlook, amid concerns over patent expirations for key products and hopes for future growth from new drugs and acquisitions like Seagen.
DoorDash's stock dropped over 14% after reporting mixed Q3 results, with earnings below estimates despite strong sales growth and demand. The company plans to significantly increase investments in new initiatives and platform development, which contributed to the stock decline. Despite recent pullbacks, DoorDash's shares have gained substantially year-to-date, reflecting investor confidence in its growth trajectory.
DoorDash's Q3 earnings missed expectations, leading to a 20% stock drop, as the company plans to invest heavily in new initiatives and development, including a new global tech platform and autonomous delivery robots, with revenue up 27% year-over-year.
Fiserv's shares dropped over 40% after missing earnings targets, lowering its revenue and profit forecasts, and announcing leadership changes and a move back to Nasdaq to recover from a significant decline.
Netflix's stock fell 5.6% after missing Q3 earnings estimates, primarily due to a Brazilian tax dispute, despite strong revenue growth and record viewership in the US and UK. The company is focusing on new content and features to sustain growth amid increasing competition from other streaming services.
Netflix reported a 17% revenue increase in Q3 2025 but missed earnings estimates due to a Brazilian tax dispute, leading to a temporary drop in stock price. The company highlighted strong ad sales and content success, including the popular 'KPop Demon Hunters,' and maintained full-year revenue guidance of around $45.1 billion despite the tax-related margin impact.
CarMax's stock dropped to a more than five-year low after the company reported a disappointing second quarter with lower-than-expected profit, sales, and used car prices, prompting plans to cut costs amid a challenging market environment.
C3.ai's stock dropped sharply after missing earnings estimates, announcing a leadership change with CEO Thomas Siebel stepping down, and withdrawing its fiscal 2026 guidance due to organizational disruptions and health issues. The company's market cap is around $2.3 billion, and analysts are divided on its future prospects, with some seeing potential upside based on target prices.
Figma's stock (FIG) dropped 14% following its first post-IPO earnings report that missed expectations, leading to a significant decline in investor confidence.
The stock market declined as the Dow Jones and other indexes reacted to higher-than-expected weekly jobless claims and Walmart's earnings miss, with notable movements among major stocks and economic indicators showing mixed signals.
Despite missing earnings estimates, Home Depot's stock rose as investors anticipated potential benefits from upcoming interest rate cuts, with the company maintaining its positive outlook amid ongoing challenges in the housing market and home improvement sector.
D-Wave Quantum reported a wider-than-expected loss for Q2 despite revenue surpassing forecasts, leading to a slight decline in its stock price. The company continues to focus on growth and innovation in quantum technology, with recent major deals and projects, amid ongoing volatility in the quantum computing sector.
Super Micro Computer's stock dropped over 20% after missing quarterly earnings and revenue expectations, citing limited working capital and revenue recognition timing issues. Despite strong revenue guidance for 2026, profitability is under pressure due to price competition and low gross margins, with analysts warning of continued margin erosion and other risks including customer concentration and past accounting issues.
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) missed earnings and revenue expectations for Q4, leading to a 14% stock decline after hours, despite reporting 47% annual growth in fiscal 2025 and optimistic future guidance.