After-Hours Stock Movers: Robinhood Dips, Starbucks Soars, Visa and NXP Surge

Several major companies reported their quarterly earnings after the market closed, triggering significant stock price movements. Notably, Robinhood's shares dropped following weaker-than-expected results, while Starbucks and Visa saw gains after raising forecasts and beating estimates.

These earnings updates provide insight into how companies are navigating current economic challenges, including geopolitical tensions and shifting consumer demand, influencing investor sentiment and market dynamics.

Mixed Earnings Results Shake Up After-Hours Trading

Booking Holdings shares fell nearly 4% after lowering its full-year adjusted earnings per share growth forecast to the low to mid-teens, citing ongoing impacts from the Middle East conflict. Despite this, the travel platform beat expectations on both revenue and earnings in the first quarter. Expedia Group also slipped about 3% in sympathy.

Robinhood's stock tumbled about 6% after reporting first-quarter earnings of 38 cents per share on $1.07 billion revenue, missing analyst estimates. Meanwhile, Mondelez International, known for Oreo and Sour Patch Kids, rose 2% after beating earnings and revenue forecasts.

Starbucks and Visa Boost Investor Confidence with Upbeat Outlooks

Starbucks shares jumped nearly 5% after raising its full-year outlook, now expecting at least 5% growth in global and U.S. same-store sales for fiscal 2026, up from a prior 3% forecast. The coffee giant also increased its adjusted earnings guidance.

Visa's stock climbed 6% following a strong second-quarter report with adjusted earnings of $3.31 per share and revenue of $11.23 billion, both surpassing analyst expectations.

Tech and Energy Stocks Show Volatility Amid Earnings Reports

Semiconductor maker NXP surged over 15% after beating earnings and revenue estimates and providing optimistic guidance for the current quarter. Similarly, Seagate Technology jumped about 15% on strong third-quarter results and solid revenue outlook.

Enphase Energy shares dipped more than 6% despite a slight beat on earnings and revenue, as its revenue guidance for the current quarter came in below consensus estimates.

Renewable energy company Bloom Energy rose 9% after posting better-than-expected quarterly results and raising its full-year revenue and earnings outlook.

Other Notable Movers: Mixed Signals Across Industries

Rush Street Interactive surged 15% after beating first-quarter expectations and raising full-year revenue and EBITDA guidance. Cloud security firm F5 added nearly 5% on strong earnings and raised its full-year outlook.

Conversely, O-I Glass plunged 19% after cutting its full-year earnings guidance and missing first-quarter earnings estimates. Brown-Forman, maker of Jack Daniel's whiskey, dropped 6% after terminating merger talks with Pernod Ricard due to inability to agree on terms.

What’s Next for Investors?

As companies continue to release earnings amid a complex global backdrop, investors will be closely watching guidance updates and sector-specific trends. The mixed results highlight ongoing uncertainties but also opportunities in technology, consumer goods, and financial services.

“Earnings season is revealing how companies are adapting to geopolitical challenges and shifting consumer behaviors, which will shape market momentum in the coming months.”—Darla Mercado, CFP®