ORCL favors a session-to-session pattern in tracking more aggressive, same-direction next-day trade that follows extended-hours earnings events. As a result, the stock has seen more aggressive next-day regular session trade on the heels of 17 of its last 23 after-hours earnings reports, or 74% of the events we've tracked. In the near-term, the stock favors widening between the sessions as well, doing so in the last six consecutive quarters.
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On Sept. 16, 2009, ORCL dropped 2.4% in after-hours action after the company reported in-line earnings results, missed on revenue and set guidance in a range that could miss or meet the Street. The stock added to its negative run the next day, dropping 2.7% by the Sept. 17 regular session close.
On June 23, 2009, ORCL gained 2.6% in after-hours trade after beating Q4 expectations and setting its guidance above the Street view. The stock jumped higher the following day, ending the June 24 regular session up 7%.
On March 18, 2009, ORCL jumped 7.4% in after-hours trade after the company reported better-than-expected results and guidance. The stock firmed even higher the next day, closing the March 19 regular session up 9.7%.
On Dec. 18, 2008, ORCL advanced 3.3% in after-hours trade despite missing revenue expectations and setting guidance in-line with Street estimates. The stock firmed higher the following day, rising 7% in the Dec. 19 regular session.
On Sept. 18, 2008, ORCL gained 5.8% in after-hours trade after besting the Street's earnings expectations and guiding its outlook in line with estimates. The stock edged higher the following day, rising 7% by the close on Sept. 19.
On June 25, 2008, ORCL lost 3.1% in after-hours trade after topping Q4 expectations and setting its guidance in line with the Street view. It slid deeper into the red the next day, closing the June 26 bell-to-bell session down 5%.
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