AG

First Majestic Silver Corp.

AG Q3 2026

First Majestic shares fell 1.5% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. The quarter showed higher revenue and EBITDA, while management cited declining metal prices and inflation as pressures on cash flow and costs; the transcript excerpt provides no new company-wide outlook to assess.

AG

First Majestic Silver Corp.

AG.TO Q3 2026

First Majestic’s shares slipped 0.6% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Revenue and EBITDA increased year over year, while investors also had to weigh rising costs, lower metal prices during the year, and a continuing labor disruption at San Dimas.

AH

American Healthcare REIT, Inc.

AHR Q3 2026

American Healthcare REIT shares rose 3.3% after the company reported 13.8% same-store NOI growth and raised 2026 guidance. The update also highlighted substantial investment activity and a low 1.9x net debt-to-EBITDA ratio.

AM

Amplitude Inc. Class A Common Stock

AMPL Q3 2026

Amplitude’s stock fell 6.3% after earnings, suggesting investors focused on risks not resolved by the reported growth and record profitability. The transcript reports solid Q3 metrics but provides no forward guidance, leaving the outlook unclear; the CEO also describes the AI product opportunity as early.

AR

Accuray Incorporated

ARAY Q1 2027

Accuray’s shares fell 16.9% after the company said first-quarter product orders and revenue missed its own expectations, with geopolitical and other market factors in China weighing on product sales. The transcript points to product performance—notwithstanding improvements in service—as the main disappointment.

AS

Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd.

ASM Q3 2026

Avino shares fell 1.9% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Silver production rose year over year and La Preciosa development advanced, but the quarter’s output still included development material; the move does not point to a clear market verdict on the results.

BP

BPER Banca SpA

BPE.MI Q3 2026

BPER shares fell 5.4% after earnings, despite record adjusted quarterly profit, as investors may have focused on management’s cautious outlook for the next couple of years amid potential global headwinds. 2026 guidance was largely unchanged, rather than raised, with improvements limited to cost-of-risk and CET1 targets.

CF

IES Holdings, Inc.

CF Q3 2026

CF Industries’ shares rose 6.2% after earnings, with investors likely responding to first-nine-month adjusted EBITDA of about $3 billion and management’s expectation that nitrogen supply constraints will keep markets constructive into 2027. The transcript excerpt ends before the detailed third-quarter financial results and outlook are provided.

CH

Charter Communications, Inc.

CHTR Q3 2026

Charter shares fell 6.2% after earnings, with investors likely disappointed by management’s acknowledgment that customer growth and satisfaction are below expectations and by the absence of a near-term operating recovery plan with measurable milestones. The new operating model and cost-savings targets point to a substantial turnaround effort rather than evidence that growth has already improved.

CO

Coherent, Inc.

COHR Q1 2027

Coherent shares fell 13.0% after earnings. Despite rapid growth and upbeat long-term demand commentary, investors may have focused on the fact that PhotonLink revenue is expected to begin ramping in early calendar 2028, while the transcript offers no near-term relief from the company’s reliance on data center demand.

CP

Corpay, Inc.

CPAY Q3 2026

Corpay beat expectations in Q3, with revenue up 18% and cash EPS up 32%, and the stock rose 6.8% after earnings. Management raised Q4 guidance and reiterated a 9%–11% organic revenue growth outlook for 2027.

CR

Corsair Gaming, Inc.

CRSR Q3 2026

Corsair shares fell 7.5% despite third-quarter results above the company’s guidance range, with the likely pressure coming from continued weakness in DIY components and a cautious outlook for AI workstations: a more meaningful revenue contribution is not expected until late 2027 and beyond. The call also emphasized that higher memory prices and shortages are weighing on parts of the business.

CV

Cenovus Energy Inc

CVE Q3 2026

Cenovus shares fell 10.2% after earnings. The transcript does not identify an explicit guidance cut or a clear operating miss; the most plausible concern is that investors were looking for more on the outlook, which management did not spell out in the provided portion of the call.

CW

Curtiss-Wright Corporation

CW Q3 2026

The stock fell 4.0% after earnings, despite higher full-year guidance, as investors may have focused on the gap between the raised outlook and third-quarter performance: EPS of $3.94 was only slightly ahead of management’s expectations. The transcript does not identify a specific disappointment or quantify a slowdown.

DH

Deutsche Post AG

DHL.DE Q3 2026

Shares fell 3.7% after earnings, despite raised 2026 EBIT and free-cash-flow guidance. The transcript points to a possible concern that growth is increasingly tied to Express: its 50% Q3 EBIT increase was attributed in part to Smart Industrial Growth, while data-center logistics remains small and is affecting results mainly through air-freight capacity.

DO

Doximity, Inc.

DOCS Q2 2027

Doximity’s shares fell 2.0% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Revenue and adjusted EBITDA margin were above the company’s guidance range, while workflow-prescriber growth accelerated and AI adoption expanded; the available transcript does not provide the full outlook or enough evidence to identify a specific disappointment.

DT

DTE Energy Company

DTE Q3 2026

DTE shares fell 1.9% after the earnings update, a broadly neutral market reaction. Management raised its long-term growth outlook, but the plan also includes a sale of DTE Vantage and the associated loss of temporary RNG tax credit benefits.

EO

Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc.

EOSE Q3 2026

Eos shares fell 12.1% after earnings, with the clearest concern being a decline in backlog from the prior quarter—a signal that near-term demand or order conversion may be weaker than investors expected. Record cube deliveries and improving margins were positives, but the call did not provide a quantified outlook to offset that concern.

ER

Energy Recovery, Inc.

ERII Q3 2026

Energy Recovery’s stock fell 6.4% after earnings. The call emphasized a recovering Megaproject pipeline, but investors may be weighing the uncertain conversion of that pipeline into revenue: management described $50 million of 2027 Megaproject revenue as visibility based on executed contracts and current negotiations, while calling the $17 million Q4 backlog a “floor expectation.”

EV

Entravision Communications Corporation

EVC Q3 2026

Entravision shares rose 19.9% after earnings, as ATS growth and higher operating income appear to have outweighed signs of sequential moderation. ATS revenue increased 133% year over year, though it was down 3% sequentially, and operating profit fell 12% from Q2.

FW

Formula One Group

FWONA Q3 2026

Liberty Media’s shares rose 1.3% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. The call highlighted continued demand for Formula 1 and expansion plans, while MotoGP’s growth initiatives remain focused on building momentum into 2027.

GO

Gold.com, Inc.

GOLD Q1 2027

Shares fell 4.1% after earnings, with the clearest pressure point being the slowdown from the exceptional activity of the prior quarter: management said market activity moderated, and wholesale transaction volumes were lower. The company returned to profitability year over year, but higher SG&A and a cautious account of subdued market conditions temper the improvement.

GP

Gulfport Energy Corporation Common Shares

GPOR Q3 2026

Gulfport shares fell 2.5% after earnings. Results were in line with guidance, but investors may be weighing the lack of 2027 guidance until the fourth-quarter report and the planned reduction in SCOOP activity as the company shifts capital toward Appalachia.

GS

GSI Technology, Inc.

GSIT Q2 2027

GSI shares fell 5.6% after earnings, with investors likely focused on the lack of near-term revenue visibility: key commercialization milestones remain dependent on future proposals, partner-led demonstrations and customer decisions. The company reported progress on Gemini-II, GRIN and Plato, but the transcript points to development and deployment milestones ahead rather than established repeatable business.

GU

Knight Therapeutics Inc.

GUD.TO Q3 2026

Knight Therapeutics shares rose 1.1%, a broadly neutral reaction to quarterly revenue growth and higher full-year guidance. The quarter showed mixed trends: launch products grew quickly, while strategic products declined on a constant-currency basis and expenses increased.

HF

HelloFresh SE

HFG.DE Q3 2026

HelloFresh’s shares were essentially flat after Q3, down 0.1%. The quarter reflected a trade-off: management cut marketing to address stubborn operational inefficiencies and protect profitability, leaving the company expecting weaker top-line performance than its original guidance implied.

HS

Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.

HST Q3 2026

Host Hotels’ shares fell 5.7% after earnings, despite higher third-quarter RevPAR and EBITDA. The transcript points to a more measured full-year outlook as a likely concern: storms are expected to reduce 2026 comparable RevPAR growth by 40 basis points and hotel EBITDA by about $10 million, including $7 million from Maui.

HU

HubSpot, Inc.

HUBS Q3 2026

HubSpot shares fell 5.3% after earnings as investors weighed persistent, worsening demand headwinds: inbound demand remains under pressure, budget sensitivity is extending sales cycles, and AI trials are taking time to convert to paid adoption. Management said these trends are weighing on near-term results, despite growth in revenue and customer adoption.

IN

INmune Bio, Inc.

INMB Q3 2026

INmune Bio shares fell 15.0% after earnings, with investors likely focused on the long path to potential approval and the company’s still-conditional U.S. timeline. The company remains on track for a UK application in early February 2027, but U.S. submission is targeted only for mid-2027 and depends on feedback from a planned FDA interaction.

LB

L Brands, Inc.

LB Q3 2026

LandBridge’s shares fell 10.7% after earnings, despite a higher full-year EBITDA range. The likely concern is that the outlook raise was modest relative to the quarter’s reported growth: acquisitions closed only at quarter-end, while management’s account of the expansion opportunities still depends on future commercial development and expected power delivery at Alpha not beginning until Q4 2027.

LY

Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.

LYV Q3 2026

Live Nation shares fell 3.3% after earnings, despite record quarterly attendance: investors may have been wary of venue ramp-up costs and the lower margins associated with stadium growth. Management did not provide further venue-specific detail on the call, deferring it to Investor Day.

MA

A.P. Moller - Maersk A/S

MAERSK-B.CO Q3 2026

Maersk shares fell 8.6% after earnings, despite higher full-year guidance. The likely concern is that Ocean’s earnings tailwind depends heavily on elevated spot rates amid congestion, while loaded volumes were broadly flat year-on-year and 96% utilization leaves limited room to grow without additional capacity.

MD

MDA Ltd.

MDA.TO Q3 2026

MDA Space rose 9.5% after reporting Q3 revenue growth of 22% and raising its full-year 2026 revenue and adjusted EBITDA outlook. The positive reaction reflects the quarter’s growth and higher outlook, though the supplied transcript excerpt does not include the revised outlook figures.

MP

MP Materials Corp.

MP Q3 2026

MP Materials’ shares rose 4.9% after the company reported sharply higher NdPr sales volumes and outlined Q4 materials expectations broadly consistent with Q3. The outlook was more measured for magnets: shipments to GM begin this quarter, but volumes are expected to start modestly and build gradually.

MT

ArcelorMittal

MT.AS Q3 2026

ArcelorMittal’s shares were nearly unchanged after the quarter, down 0.5%. EBITDA improved year over year, while the outlook points to higher Q4 shipments and prices alongside elevated costs, particularly in Europe.

MT

Materion Corporation

MTRN Q3 2026

Materion shares fell 17.7% after earnings, indicating investors were not reassured by the quarter’s record results; the available transcript excerpt does not include management’s outlook or a clear explanation for the selloff. The excerpt is heavily positive on demand and performance, so it does not establish a specific disappointment such as a guidance cut or margin compression.

MX

Magnachip Semiconductor Corporation

MX Q3 2026

MagnaChip’s shares fell 14.9% after earnings, as investors likely focused on a still-unproven product transition: management said most recent launches remain traditional products with limited differentiation, while higher-value offerings are still in development and sampling is months away. The longer-term roadmap may expand the opportunity, but it does not yet demonstrate near-term revenue impact.

NR

NerdWallet Inc. Class A Common Stock

NRDS Q3 2026

NerdWallet fell 31.0% after earnings, as revenue missed its guidance range, primarily because auto insurance revenue declined $17 million year over year. Management expects those auto insurance pressures to continue through year-end and also flagged a challenging Q1 2027 comparison and higher investment spending that will weigh on near-term operating income.

NS

Novozymes A/S

NSIS-B.CO Q3 2026

Novonesis delivered 7% organic sales growth in the first nine months and maintained its 2026 outlook; shares were essentially flat at +0.2%. Strong Food & Beverages performance was offset by weakness in Human Health, where North American offline dietary supplements faced softer demand and more customer de-stocking than anticipated.

OC

Owens Corning

OC Q3 2026

Owens Corning’s shares rose 8.5% after earnings, with investors apparently responding to $489 million of adjusted EBITDA, a 20% margin and $622 million of free cash flow despite weaker-than-expected market conditions. The quarter also had clear headwinds: storm activity fell short of the company’s outlook assumptions, while transportation and input costs rose.

OH

Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc.

OHI Q3 2026

Omega’s shares rose 3.5% after earnings, with investors likely responding to the highly accretive PACS transition and the company’s deployment of more than $1 billion in the second half to date. Sequential AFFO and FAD were effectively flat, tempering the positive operating and transaction updates.

PD

PDF Solutions, Inc.

PDFS Q3 2026

Shares rose 9.0% after the company reported record Q3 revenue, up 20% year over year, and reaffirmed its 20% full-year 2026 growth target. The positive reaction reflects strong platform revenue and sizable customer contracts, though the transcript provides limited detail on margins and the remainder of the financial outlook.

PL

PLBY Group, Inc.

PLBY Q3 2026

Playboy shares rose 4.0% after the company reported 9% revenue growth, nearly doubled adjusted EBITDA, and improved profitability. Licensing momentum in China and the expanding Honey Birdette collaboration were notable positives, though the rest-of-world licensing business is not expected to return to growth until 2027.

PS

Power Solutions International, Inc.

PSIX Q3 2026

Shares rose 9.2% after earnings, with investors appearing to reward the company’s outlook for expanding into data center power and its Power Boost 2030 strategy. The excerpt provided does not include quarterly financial results or specific guidance, limiting what can be concluded about the earnings drivers.

SC

Swisscom AG

SCMN.SW Q3 2026

Swisscom shares rose 1.3%, a roughly flat reaction. The quarter showed improving free cash flow and some consumer and IT momentum, while service-revenue declines and continued B2B customer pressure remained in focus.

SD

Schrodinger, Inc.

SDGR Q3 2026

Schrödinger’s shares rose 0.9%, a roughly flat reaction. The company raised full-year ACV and drug discovery revenue guidance, while ACV growth excluding contribution ACV was 24%; the call also highlighted ongoing customer evaluations for newer products.

SI

SiTime Corporation

SITM Q3 2026

SiTime’s shares fell 12.0% after earnings, despite strong reported growth. The transcript provided ends before the company’s outlook and guidance, so it does not establish a specific disappointment; the sharp decline suggests investors were not satisfied with the results or information available, but the driver cannot be confirmed from this excerpt.

TP

Tapestry, Inc.

TPR Q1 2027

Tapestry shares rose 7.1% after results beat expectations, with revenue up 12%, operating margin expanding 230 basis points and EPS increasing 32%. North America drove the upside, and the company raised its full-year outlook.

TR

Trimble Inc.

TRMB Q3 2026

Trimble shares fell 17.3% after earnings, with the likely trigger being ARR that was modestly below expectations and a lower full-year ARR outlook. The shortfall reflects slower growth in Field Systems and softer European freight conditions, despite the company holding its revenue guidance and slightly raising EPS guidance.

TR

Tronox Holdings plc

TROX Q3 2026

Tronox’s stock fell 26.5% after earnings, as softer-than-anticipated demand, unplanned Yanbu downtime, and higher input costs weighed on the outlook. Investors may also be focused on the company’s warning that new pricing will not fully offset higher costs.

UA

Under Armour, Inc.

UAA Q2 2027

Under Armour shares fell 4.9% after earnings, despite management saying revenue met expectations and adjusted operating income beat its outlook. The transcript points to a cautious demand backdrop: management emphasized improving revenue quality and full-price selling, while noting its high-volume Tech Tee does not sell often enough at full price.

UB

Uber Technologies, Inc.

UBER Q3 2026

Uber shares rose 4.9% after earnings, with investors responding to 20%+ gross bookings growth for a fifth consecutive quarter, 35% non-GAAP EPS growth, and record free cash flow. The main caveat was Mobility, which fell short of management’s expectations because driver supply lagged demand in several international markets.

VI

Veolia Environnement S.A.

VIE.PA Q3 2026

Veolia reported 2.6% revenue growth over nine months, with a Q3 acceleration to 5%, and confirmed its full-year 2026 guidance. The stock was flat after earnings, suggesting a broadly neutral market response.

VI

Vistance Networks, Inc.

VISN Q3 2026

Vistance Networks’ shares fell 16.1% after earnings, with the clearest disappointment being weaker Aurora Networks guidance: customer deployments are shifting into 2027, prompting a lower full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook. Management also cited ongoing memory-chip cost and availability pressures, while customer order timing remains uncertain.

VS

Stem, Inc.

VSTM Q3 2026

Verastem shares fell 14.6% after the quarter, with investors likely focused on moderation in new patient starts following Q2 growth and management’s warning that evolving pancreatic cancer treatment patterns could affect the business. Q3 net product revenue was $24 million, supported by refills, but the call offered no quantified growth outlook.

VT

Viatris Inc.

VTRS Q3 2026

Viatris shares fell 1.3% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. The quarter showed growth and the company raised guidance midpoints, while the announced Pacira acquisition and several pipeline programs remain execution-dependent.

WM

Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.

WMS Q2 2027

Investors were disappointed by the outlook reset, sending the stock down 14.9% after earnings. Management lowered its full-year expectations to reflect lower-than-expected raw-material inflation, while the quarter’s margin was pressured by pulled-forward volume and higher material, diesel, and logistics costs.