Check out the companies making the biggest moves in pre-market trading: Tesla – The electric car maker added nearly 5% the next day, 14%, as CEOs Elon Musk and President Donald Trump publicly rebutted. Broadcom – Chipmaker’s stock slipped about 2% before the opening bell in the second quarter. Broadcom reported $6.41 billion in free cash flow, but the analysts surveyed by Factset were looking for $6.98 billion. Broadcom shares are up more than 12% per year. Circle Internet Group – Stablecoin Company won nearly 14% after its debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. The circle surged 168% on the first day of the transaction. Lululemon – Athleisure Company’s stock pulled back nearly 20% after its second quarter outlook missed analyst estimates. Lululemon forecasts earnings per share for the current quarter, ranging from $2.85 to $2.90 per share, but analysts voted by LSEG were looking for $3.29. The company also cut its annual revenue outlook. Docusign – Electronic signature stocks plummeted 19%. Despite beating Wall Street expectations on both lines in the first quarter, Billings was lower than expected, according to fact set. Docusign also set current quarterly guidance for claims that were below analyst consensus forecasts. Braze – The stock of the customer engagement platform provider fell 6% following the company’s disappointing guidance. Braze led second-quarter adjusted revenues of 2 cents to 3 cents per share, but Analyst voted for the fact set to 9 cents per share. The results for the first quarter outperformed the estimate. Samsara – The stock fell 12% after the software company predicted it would slow revenue growth. Samsara guided second quarter revenues to increase between $371 million and $373 million from $337 million in the first quarter. This will slow down both sequential and year-over-year. Rubrik – Shares rose by around 4% after the first quarter topline and bottomline beats of Cloud Data Management Company. Rubrik lost an adjusted 15 cents per share, narrower than the 32 cents expected from analysts voted by Factset. The revenue was $278.5 million, a consensus estimate of $260.4 million. -CNBC’s Alex Hurling and Brian Evans contributed the report.
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