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Last Update: 08-May-13 01:27 ET
Whole Foods spikes higher after hours following earnings
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: WBMD +14.1%, ARAY +12.1%, WFM +8.3%, EA +8.1%, ACTS +7.2%, LOPE +5.7%, PLT +5.5%, TWO +3.6%, GA +3.5%, DVA +3.5%, NVTL +3.4%, IAG +3.4%, MODN +3.3%, EGAN +3.2%, DMD +2.6%, ALDW +2.5%, ONXX +2.2%, KERX +1.6%, MCK +1.5%, JCP +1.5%, MITK +1.1%, BIO +1%, KGC +1%, STKL +0.8%, WMB +0.3%, WPZ +0.2%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: PSE +19.4% (received buyout proposal from Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) through a stock-for-unit exchange), PSDV +8.0% (announced commercial launch of ILUVIEN in Germany with first patient treated, IO +5.4% (Director disclosed buying 110,000 shares at $5.90 to $5.94 on 5/6, worth ~$650K), DVA +3.5% (disclosed letter agreement with Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B), co also reported earnings), HLF +0.7% (Carl Icahn raised ownership stake to 16.48% from 15.55%)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: OCLR -19.1%, VCLK -15.4%, RBCN -14.3%, SYNC -9.9%, CHRW -6.4%, CA -6.3%, SYMC -5.8%, PRTS -5.5%, SGMS -5.5%, FRGI -5%, JAZZ -5%, Z -3.8%, CLMS -2%, TRIP -1.8%, ENPH -1.7%, MRO -1.7%, SD -1.7%, GCAP -1.7%, DIS -1.4%, SCMP -1.3%, RLOC -1.3%, MNTG -1.3%, ONE -1.2%, OAS -1.1%, MAKO -1.5%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: CIE -6.7% (announced secondary public offering of 50 mln shares of common stock), DDD -6.7% (announced $250 mln public offering and offering of up to 1.3 mln shares by holders), JMI -3.3% (announced public offering of 6 mln shares of common stock), ANR -2.4% (announced public offering of $300 mln convertible senior notes), APO -2.4% (announced launch of public offering of 21.2 mln class A shares, filed mixed securities shelf offering), REN -2.3% (announced offering of 13.25 mln shares of its common stock; certain selling stockholders will also offer 3 mln shares of common stock for sale), BIP -2.2% (filed for Limited Partnership Unit offering), WBS -2.1% (announced secondary offering of ~8.74 mln shares of common stock)
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: WBMD +14.1%, ARAY +12.1%, WFM +8.3%, EA +8.1%, ACTS +7.2%, LOPE +5.7%, PLT +5.5%, TWO +3.6%, GA +3.5%, DVA +3.5%, NVTL +3.4%, IAG +3.4%, MODN +3.3%, EGAN +3.2%, DMD +2.6%, ALDW +2.5%, ONXX +2.2%, KERX +1.6%, MCK +1.5%, JCP +1.5%, MITK +1.1%, BIO +1%, KGC +1%, STKL +0.8%, WMB +0.3%, WPZ +0.2%
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: PSE +19.4% (received buyout proposal from Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) through a stock-for-unit exchange), PSDV +8.0% (announced commercial launch of ILUVIEN in Germany with first patient treated, IO +5.4% (Director disclosed buying 110,000 shares at $5.90 to $5.94 on 5/6, worth ~$650K), DVA +3.5% (disclosed letter agreement with Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B), co also reported earnings), HLF +0.7% (Carl Icahn raised ownership stake to 16.48% from 15.55%)
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: OCLR -19.1%, VCLK -15.4%, RBCN -14.3%, SYNC -9.9%, CHRW -6.4%, CA -6.3%, SYMC -5.8%, PRTS -5.5%, SGMS -5.5%, FRGI -5%, JAZZ -5%, Z -3.8%, CLMS -2%, TRIP -1.8%, ENPH -1.7%, MRO -1.7%, SD -1.7%, GCAP -1.7%, DIS -1.4%, SCMP -1.3%, RLOC -1.3%, MNTG -1.3%, ONE -1.2%, OAS -1.1%, MAKO -1.5%
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: CIE -6.7% (announced secondary public offering of 50 mln shares of common stock), DDD -6.7% (announced $250 mln public offering and offering of up to 1.3 mln shares by holders), JMI -3.3% (announced public offering of 6 mln shares of common stock), ANR -2.4% (announced public offering of $300 mln convertible senior notes), APO -2.4% (announced launch of public offering of 21.2 mln class A shares, filed mixed securities shelf offering), REN -2.3% (announced offering of 13.25 mln shares of its common stock; certain selling stockholders will also offer 3 mln shares of common stock for sale), BIP -2.2% (filed for Limited Partnership Unit offering), WBS -2.1% (announced secondary offering of ~8.74 mln shares of common stock)
