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Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Zscaler, Insulet, Box and more

After-hours movers: Box fell 2% after full-year adjusted EPS guidance of $1.56 vs $1.63 expected, though Q1 adjusted EPS was 37 cents on $306M revenue vs 36 cents and $304M. Zscaler dropped 16% on current-quarter revenue guidance of $875–$878M vs $879M, despite fiscal Q3 EPS of $1.08 and $850M revenue. Semtech rose 8% on Q1 and upbeat guidance; Insulet fell ~9% on a voluntary pod correction tied to insulin under-delivery risk.

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After-hours moves with guidance/quality catalysts likely to carry into premarket and open.
Mixed: negative for BOX/ZS/PODD, positive for SMTC and modestly positive for MOD; cloud security read-across drags PANW/CRWD.

After-hours move likely driven by guidance miss despite earnings beat.

Box guided full-year adjusted EPS to $1.56 vs $1.63 expected, while Q1 adjusted EPS and revenue beat estimates.

Choppy/soft near-term as investors weigh guidance reset versus beat.

Background

The piece summarizes the largest after-hours movers, focusing on guidance versus consensus, earnings beats, and a medical device correction announcement.

Why it matters

Guidance misses (BOX, ZS) and a manufacturing/quality correction (PODD) drove the largest declines, while Semtech’s beat-and-raise and Modine’s earnings strength supported gains. Cloud security peers moved lower in sympathy with Zscaler’s guidance reset.

Market relevance

Traders should focus on guidance deltas and quality/regulatory overhangs, plus read-across effects within cloud security.

Market effects

Cloud security names show correlation risk: Zscaler’s guidance miss pressured peers (PANW, CRWD) despite no peer-specific news.

Primarily US large-cap after-hours repricing; no explicit regional macro driver cited.

Semiconductor/medical device-specific guidance and quality actions can affect broader supply-chain sentiment, but article provides no cross-border details.

Alternative perspectives

Some downside in BOX/ZS may be overdone if investors treat guidance misses as timing rather than structural demand deterioration.

For PODD, the correction is 'voluntary' and limited to specific lots; for ZS/PANW/CRWD, sympathy moves may fade if next-day commentary clarifies pipeline or bookings trends.

Key entities

  • Box

    Cloud-based content management provider with a full-year adjusted EPS guidance miss but Q1 beat.

  • Zscaler

    Cloud security company whose current-quarter revenue guidance missed consensus, triggering a sharp selloff.

  • Semtech

    Semiconductor company that beat Q1 estimates and guided above expectations.

  • Insulet

    Medical device maker announcing a voluntary correction tied to potential insulin under-delivery.

  • Modine Manufacturing

    Manufacturing company reporting a fiscal Q4 earnings/revenue beat and benefiting from a recent $4B data center cooling deal.

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