After-Hours Stock Movers:

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL)

Apple shares dipped 4% despite delivering a Q3 beat with an EPS of $2.02 (up 29% year-over-year) on $109.42 billion in revenue. Results were aided by a $0.11 EPS tailwind from tariff refunds, but investor focus centered on regional softness, as Greater China revenue of $18.82 billion missed the $19.58 billion analyst consensus.

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)

Amazon surged 8.8% following a massive Q2 print driven by accelerating cloud growth. Net sales reached $200.6 billion, while AWS net sales jumped 37% year-over-year to $42.23 billion—its fastest growth pace in 18 quarters. Headline EPS hit $5.75, heavily boosted by $53.4 billion in non-operating pre-tax income primarily tied to its investment in Anthropic.

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN)

Coinbase tumbled 5% after sharply missing Q2 expectations on both top and bottom lines. The crypto exchange reported an EPS loss of ($1.36) against an estimated ($0.01) loss, as quarterly revenue of $1.2 billion fell well short of the $1.35 billion consensus due to declining trading volumes ($146.4B vs. $169.84B expected).

Roblox (NYSE: RBLX)

Roblox dropped 13% after issuing weak forward guidance. While Q2 EPS of ($0.26) beat loss expectations, Q3 bookings guidance of $1.576–$1.653 billion missed Wall Street's $1.86 billion target by a wide margin, raising concerns over near-term user monetization and engagement trends.

Reddit (NYSE: RDDT)

Reddit fell 6% following its Q2 release. While top-line revenue of $805 million and Q3 revenue guidance of $860–$870 million comfortably beat analyst estimates, the company didn't disclose any AI deals.

AXT, Inc. (NASDAQ: AXTI)

AXT skyrocketed 29% after posting a blowout Q2 report. The semiconductor substrate manufacturer delivered an EPS of $0.19 against the $0.07 estimate, while revenue surged to $47.59 million versus $30.4 million expected, driven by strong demand for indium phosphide substrates used in AI data center photonics.

Floor & Decor Holdings (NYSE: FND)

Floor & Decor jumped 10% following a "beat-and-raise" Q2 performance. The specialty retailer reported an EPS of $0.58 on $1.25 billion in revenue and raised its full-year 2026 EPS outlook to $1.88–$2.13, reassuring investors that pro-customer demand and store expansion momentum remain resilient.

Western Union (NASDAQ: WU)

Western Union plunged 8% after missing Q2 estimates and heavily slashing full-year guidance. The remittance provider reported an EPS of $0.31 (vs. $0.43 expected) and cut its full-year 2026 EPS target to $1.25–$1.35, well below the $1.73 Wall Street consensus due to macro headwinds in key cross-border corridors.

GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY)

GoDaddy slid 6% despite delivering a Q2 earnings beat of $1.83 per share on $1.3 billion in revenue. The stock experienced profit-taking as full-year 2026 revenue guidance ($5.215–$5.255 billion) merely matched current consensus targets, leaving little room for valuation expansion after recent gains.