A look at the post-market movements of Tesla, Enphase Energy, and other companies following their latest earnings reports, with some surprising winners and losers.
A look at the post-market movements of Tesla, Enphase Energy, and other companies following their latest earnings reports, with some surprising winners and losers.

Tesla's Not So Electric Performance

Alright Binary get this! Even I Captain Marvel have days where I don't quite hit peak performance. Looks like Tesla had one of those days too. Shares dipped a bit after their first quarter results zoomed past the analysts' expectations... said no one ever! They missed on both earnings and revenue. Maybe Elon should try absorbing some cosmic energy? Just a thought! But hey at least they're still trying to reach maximum overdrive right? 'Higher further faster!'... Except not this quarter apparently.

Enphase Energy's Dimming Light

Speaking of not hitting the mark Enphase Energy also took a tumble. Their first quarter results didn't exactly light up Wall Street falling short of estimates. I'm no energy expert (mostly I just generate it myself!) but it sounds like they need a bit of a boost. Maybe they should consult with my buddy Photon? He knows a thing or two about energy considering he IS it. 'Kree' this isn't the news they wanted!

Surgical Discomfort for Intuitive Surgical

Intuitive Surgical experienced a little bit of surgical discomfort. They lost almost 6% after warning about lower gross profit margins in 2025 thanks to those pesky tariffs. So in short duties are kind of a drag on their profits and margins in the near future. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be alright for them in the long run... just like when I'm around everything is gonna be alright!

SAP's Software Surge

Now for some good news! SAP the software stock soared nearly 7% after crushing first quarter earnings. It seems their programs are running smoother than my flight through an asteroid field! They earned $1.44 per share leaving those analyst estimates in the dust. Looks like someone brought their A game! Keep soaring high!

Oklo's Altman Exit

Oklo the nuclear technology company took a step back after news that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is stepping down. Apparently this gives Oklo more flexibility to partner with hyperscalers. Sounds like a smart move even if it caused a temporary dip. Every team needs a good strategy. And if they ever need a cosmic powered consultant they know who to call.

Quick Hits: Other Market Movers

Packaging Corporation of America slipped after a disappointing outlook. Bristol Myers Squibb stumbled after a failed drug trial—bummer! But hey even the best of us have setbacks. On the flip side Manhattan Associates rallied thanks to strong earnings. All in all a mixed bag! And don't forget to grab your ticket to Pro LIVE at the New York Stock Exchange on June 12th! Who knows maybe I'll even make a cameo (no promises!).


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