Articles by James Calloway
Toast Tumbles on Cash Flow Concerns Despite Q2 Revenue Beat
Toast (TOST) shares dropped 1.7% in after-hours trading even as Q2 revenue beat estimates, with growth in locations offset by flat GPV per location and cash flow pressure from hardware inventory.
Pinterest Stock Slips as Buybacks Prop Up EPS Amid Slower Sales Outlook
Pinterest (PINS) dropped over 9% in after-hours trading as Q3 revenue guidance matched expectations but signaled deceleration, while EPS growth was largely driven by buybacks.
Booking Holdings Rallies on Q2 Beat, Buyback Boost
Booking Holdings shares jumped 6% after Q2 earnings beat estimates, driven by buybacks and strong merchant revenue, despite softer international travel.
Match Group Stock Dips on Soft Q3 Outlook Despite Tinder Gains
Match Group's Q3 revenue forecast fell short of expectations, sending shares down 9% despite higher profits and improved Tinder engagement.
Constellation Software Stock Soars 7.4% Ahead of Q2 Earnings
Constellation Software (TSE:CSU) jumped 7.4% to C$3,224.99, boosting market cap by C$4.7B ahead of its Q2 earnings report due August 11.
Zeta Global Beats Q2, But Q4 Outlook Fails to Impress
Zeta Global beat Q2 estimates, but Q4 revenue guidance was essentially unchanged, leading to an 8% after-hours selloff.
Astera Labs' Q3 Guidance Surges Past Estimates on AI Switch Demand
Astera Labs (ALAB) forecast Q3 revenue of $550M, 32% above consensus, as Scorpio fabric switches ramp ahead of schedule. Q2 revenue jumped 104% to $392.4M.
Arista Networks Soars on AI-Driven Earnings Beat and Strong Outlook
Arista Networks (ANET) surged 13% in after-hours trading after Q2 revenue beat estimates and Q3 guidance exceeded forecasts, powered by AI networking demand and strong operating leverage.
Aptiv Plunges 17% on Guidance Cut, Erasing $2B in Value
Aptiv shares sank 16.6% after the company slashed its 2026 outlook, erasing about $2 billion in market value. The guidance cut, driven by China weakness and launch delays, overshadowed a Q2 earnings beat.


