After-Hours Stock Movers: F, BE, STX, WDC, KLAC, SWKS, NXPI, CSGP, ENPH By Investing.com

Ford shares jumped 7% after Q2 beat, with adjusted EPS $0.42 vs $0.35 consensus and revenue $48.3B vs $47.51B.

Likely supports near-term upside bias, but follow-through depends on how investors react to the broader auto headwind commentary.

The article provides specific EPS and revenue beats and notes improved adjusted EBIT, which typically sustains momentum after-hours.

Bloom Energy spiked 13.5% after Q2 EPS $0.78 vs $0.40 expected and raised 2026 revenue guidance to $3.9–$4.2B.

Higher probability of continued strength into the next session as the raised guidance resets expectations.

The text includes both a major earnings beat and explicit full-year guidance increases, which are typically high-impact for valuation.

Seagate surged 9% after fiscal Q4 adjusted EPS $5.71 on $3.63B revenue, plus blowout Q1 FY2027 guidance EPS $7.30.

Near-term upside bias likely persists if investors treat the guidance as durable demand visibility.

The article provides both the historical beat and a specific, above-consensus-looking guidance figure, but does not quantify consensus for the guidance.

Western Digital gained 5% in sympathy as storage demand read-through continues after Seagate’s blowout guidance.

May track STX sentiment, but upside may be capped without WDC-specific guidance changes.

The article attributes WDC’s move to peer read-across, with no WDC earnings or guidance details provided.

KLA fell 7% despite a modest Q4 beat, reacting to inline Q1 guidance EPS $1.06–$1.26.

Near-term downside pressure likely, especially if investors interpret guidance as limiting upside.

The article states the beat was modest and that investors reacted negatively to inline guidance, which is a concrete driver.

Skyworks dropped 5% after issuing soft Q4 EPS guidance $1.27 vs $1.29 consensus.

Likely remains pressured until new demand signals emerge, but magnitude may be limited given the minor miss.

The text provides a specific guidance shortfall versus consensus and a minor Q3 beat, supporting the directional read.

NXP Semiconductors fell 6.6% as soft automotive and industrial outlooks weighed on sentiment, despite a solid Q2 beat.

May face continued volatility if the outlook is viewed as signaling weaker demand into upcoming quarters.

The article links the drop to outlook commentary and provides the Q2 beat figures, indicating the market prioritized forward demand.

CoStar Group fell 11% after weak forward outlook, with Q2 revenue $925M missing consensus and soft Q3 revenue guidance $935–$945M.

Near-term downside bias likely, as guidance cuts can pressure estimates and multiples.

The article includes multiple forward-looking disappointments: Q2 revenue miss, soft Q3 guidance, and full-year sales target cuts.