Hot Stocks: M and JD jump on earnings, MRIN rises on SNAP integration, while ZM sinks more than 10%
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Shares of Macyâs (NYSE:M) and JD.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) have tracked higher into the green as both stocks delivered Wall Street with a beat on Non-GAAP EPS and revenue for the second quarter.
Also on the move is Marin Software (NASDAQ:MRIN), as it traded higher in the premarket by more than 20%, while Zoom Video Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZM) declined early on by more than 10%.
Gainers
Macyâs (M) moved higher on Tuesday by 1.3% after the retail department store boasted strong quarterly figures for Q2. Macyâs surpassed analyst expectations on both Non-GAAP EPS and revenue. Macyâs delivered Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.00 which topped expectations by $0.12, and also beat on revenue by $100M, as it reported revenue of $5.6B (-0.9% Y/Y).
JD.com, Inc. (JD) jumped 2.1% as it outdid Q2 earnings with a beat on Non-GAAP EPS, revenue, and increased its annual active customer accounts. JD sported a Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.61, surpassing estimates by $0.20. At the same time, the firm also beat its revenue expectations by $1.42B, as it reported revenue of $40B (+5.4% Y/Y).
Marin Software (MRIN) popped 24% on Tuesdayâs premarket trading session as the online advertising company announced integration of Snapchat ad campaigns with its flagship MarinOne platform.
Decliner
Zoom Video Communications, Inc. (ZM) dropped by 10.9% in early market trading after the tech firm provided a third-quarter outlook that suggests growth may be slowing. The slide by ZM comes just a week after Citi analyst Tyler Radke cut his rating on the company's stock due to what he said were "new hurdles." 
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