Bell: Check out the companies that make headlines after Ross Stores. Fourth quarter revenues surpassed estimates, appearing at $1.79 per share, but calling for analysts per share $1.66 per share. However, Ross looks at sales from the same store in the first quarter, with a 3% profit last year. The analyst voted by StreetAccount sought a profit of 2.4%. BOX – The stock plummeted nearly 8% after the cloud company led its first quarter revenues between $274 million and $275 million, while analysts voted by LSEG were hoping for $279.5 million. However, Box’s fourth quarter revenue was $280 million, exceeding Wall Street’s $279 million consensus. ChargePoint – Shares rose almost 2% after electric vehicle charging station operators recorded fourth quarter revenue of $101.9 million. ChargePoint also reported a quarterly adjusted net loss that was narrower than analysts expected. Cloud Strike – Cybersecurity inventory fell by about 6%. The company believes annual revenues range between $4.744 billion and $4.811 million, according to Factset. First quarter revenue guidance was $11 billion, slightly below estimates at $11.1 billion. Aerovironment – Unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer hit 17%. Aerovironment has issued weak guidance on full-year results, seeking adjusted profits of $2.92 to $3.13 per share with revenues of $780-$795 million. Analysts voted by LSEG asked for $3.45 per share and revenue of $821 million. The results in the fiscal third quarter also missed the mark.
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