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Last Update: 15-Feb-12 02:15 ET
Zynga trades lower after hours following eanings
There were a number of stocks moving in after hours, including the following.
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: GIVN +12.2%, ACAS +4.1%, CT +3.3%, MET +2.8%,
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: HIG +5.6% (Hartford Financial: Paulson & Co. Files 13D and Sends Letter to Hartford Board of Directors says 'If P&C and Life were separately traded, we believe the two companies would be valued at a combined $32 per share').
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: ACPW -15.7%, SAPE -5.5%, ZNGA -5.0%, PEET -4.1%, FTI -3.3%, ASFT -2.5%.
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: FXCM -3.6% (FXCM reported retail customer trading volume of $298 bln in Jan 2012, 3% higher than Dec 2011 and 15% higher than Jan 2011), DNKN -2.0% (Dunkin Brands in 8-K slides; co sees 2012 EPS of $1.19-1.23 vs. $1.23 Capital IQ Consensus Estimate; sees +6-7% growth in 2012, which equates to ~$665.9-672.2 mln vs. $659.8 mln consensus).
After Hours Gainers:
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: GIVN +12.2%, ACAS +4.1%, CT +3.3%, MET +2.8%,
Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: HIG +5.6% (Hartford Financial: Paulson & Co. Files 13D and Sends Letter to Hartford Board of Directors says 'If P&C and Life were separately traded, we believe the two companies would be valued at a combined $32 per share').
After Hours Losers:
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: ACPW -15.7%, SAPE -5.5%, ZNGA -5.0%, PEET -4.1%, FTI -3.3%, ASFT -2.5%.
Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: FXCM -3.6% (FXCM reported retail customer trading volume of $298 bln in Jan 2012, 3% higher than Dec 2011 and 15% higher than Jan 2011), DNKN -2.0% (Dunkin Brands in 8-K slides; co sees 2012 EPS of $1.19-1.23 vs. $1.23 Capital IQ Consensus Estimate; sees +6-7% growth in 2012, which equates to ~$665.9-672.2 mln vs. $659.8 mln consensus).
