Check out the companies that make headlines before the bell. Robinhood – The digital trading platform won 13% after reporting revenue exceeding expectations for the fourth quarter. Robinhood recorded $10.1 billion in that period, with an LSEG consensus estimate of more than $944.6 million. MGM Resort – Resort and casino stocks jumped nearly 10%. The company had expected a top line of $43.5 billion in revenue for analysts in the fourth quarter voted by LSEG to a top line of $4.27 billion. Reddit – Stocks fell 8% after Reddit user numbers fell below analysts’ forecasts in the fourth quarter. Daily active unique visitors averaged 101.7 million, an increase of 39% year-on-year, but missed the street count consensus of 103.1 million. Certainly, Reddit posted top-line and bottom-line beats in the fourth quarter. Applovin – Stocks scored 28% behind the fourth quarter results that beat analyst expectations. The software company reported earnings per share of $1.73 on revenue of $1.37 billion. Analysts voted by LSEG had expected a profit of $1.24 per share against $1.26 billion in revenue. Cisco Systems – Networking Technology companies rose more than 5% after reporting better than expected guidance and second quarter results. Cisco revenues rose 9% year-on-year in the last quarter. This is after a four-quarter reduction. The company’s revenue and revenue forecast for fiscal year 2025 also achieved forecasts. Deer – Agricultural machinery companies reflect 5% of fiscal first quarter reporting reflects future silence demand, despite quarterly profits and revenues exceeding analyst estimates. It has decreased. Barclays – Barclays’ US trading stock fell 4.2% after the company’s futures guidance failed to impress investors. According to RBC’s Benjamin Toms, the 2025 investment bank’s net interest income guidance presented a “slight disappointment.” Trade Desk – Shares plummeted 29% after a digital marketing company reported soft quarterly revenue and issued weak revenue guidance. Trade Desk recorded sales of $741 million in the fourth quarter, missing an LSEG consensus estimate of $759 million. Additionally, it forecasts first quarter revenue of at least $575 million, below the estimated $592 million. Dutch Brothers – Coffee retailers surged 24% after posting fourth-quarter results that surpassed analysts’ expectations. The Netherlands’ Brothers reported a profit of 7 cents per share on revenue of $343 million, while analysts voted by LSEG penciled in two cents on revenue of $318 million. It ended with that. Meanwhile, the Dutch Brothers led 2025 revenues of between $1.555 billion and $1.575 billion, higher than analysts of $1.532 billion, with sales of 2% to 4% this year for the same store. It’s increasing. Molson Coors – The beverage company’s shares rose almost 7% after posting top-line and bottom-line beats in the fourth quarter. Molson Coors defeated analyst estimates at $1.13 and reported an adjusted profit of $1.30, according to Factset. Revenue of $2.74 billion also exceeded its $2.7 billion forecast. Management also measured annually towards single-digit full-year revenue growth, while analysts voted by fact set wanted a 3% increase. Sony – US listed stocks won over 4%, following its latest quarter results. In the third quarter of the third quarter, Sony reported a net profit of 37.37 billion yen, exceeding the 29.408 billion yen that FactSet voted for. Revenue for this period was better than expected at 4.410 trillion, surpassing the consensus estimate of 3.764 trillion. The company also raised year-round guidance. Kraft Heinz-Foodstock has dropped 1.6% after a decline in performance from purchases at Bank of America and a downgrade from purchases at Citi to neutral. The analyst change comes after Kraft Heinz reported unfortunate fourth quarter revenue. – Reported by CNBC’s Jesse Pound, Sean Conlon, Lisa Kailai Han and Sarah Min
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