Stocks Making the Biggest Moves After Hours: Intel, Deckers, Boston Beer, Coursera and More

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Earnings beats fuel sharp after-hours stock swings across tech, consumer, and industrial names

July 25 — U.S. markets saw notable after-hours stock moves on Thursday following a flurry of second-quarter earnings reports, with several companies delivering results that surpassed Wall Street expectations. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest movers:

🔹 Intel (INTC)

+0.8%
The chipmaker topped revenue expectations with $12.86 billion in Q2 sales vs. $11.92 billion expected (LSEG). Its upbeat Q3 revenue guidance also exceeded analyst forecasts.

🔹 Deckers Outdoor (DECK)

+6%
The footwear giant crushed earnings estimates with $0.93 EPS on $965M revenue, far above projections of $0.68 EPS and $901M. Strong performance from its Hoka and Ugg brands drove the beat.

🔹 Boston Beer (SAM)

+7.8%
The alcohol maker posted $5.45 EPS in Q2, beating the Street’s $3.83 EPS forecast. While revenue slightly missed at $587.9M vs. $589M, the strong earnings lifted the stock.

🔹 Coursera (COUR)

+20%
Shares of the online learning platform soared after it posted $0.12 EPS on $187M revenue, beating expectations of $0.09 EPS and $181M. The company also issued strong Q3 guidance.

🔹 Comfort Systems USA (FIX)

+13%
The HVAC firm smashed estimates with $6.53 EPS and $2.17B revenue vs. $4.84 EPS and $1.97B expected (FactSet), prompting a strong investor response.

🔹 Newmont (NEM)

+3%
The mining company outperformed with $1.43 EPS and $5.32B revenue, topping expectations of $1.16 EPS and $4.85B.

🔹 Edwards Lifesciences (EW)

+5.9%
The medtech company posted $0.67 EPS on $1.53B revenue, beating LSEG estimates of $0.62 EPS and $1.49B.

🔹 Mohawk Industries (MHK)

+2.1%
The flooring manufacturer reported $2.77 EPS on $2.80B revenue, beating FactSet forecasts of $2.61 EPS and $2.76B.

🔹 Boyd Gaming (BYD)

+1.2%
The casino operator reported stronger-than-expected adjusted earnings and Q2 revenue, citing strength from its core customer base and retail play improvements.

🔻 Verisign (VRSN)

–4%
Despite posting $2.21 EPS and $410M revenue (+5.9% YoY), shares fell as investors reacted cautiously to the domain name company’s performance.