Earnings beat expectations, but the stock price falls anyway? What logic is behind this?
In its latest quarterly report, U.S. cloud services provider Guidewire Software (GWRE) showed both revenue and earnings data exceeding Wall Street expectations, and its guidance for the next quarter was also higher than market estimates. Yet despite this, GWRE still plunged by more than 16% in pre-market trading.
A similar situation occurred with Zscaler (ZS). This cloud security company’s first-quarter revenue and next-quarter guidance both beat expectations, but it still fell more than 3.6% in pre-market trading.
Is the market always right? In cases like this—where good news seems to be “used up” and the stock still drops—what do you think? What other situations have you encountered where earnings beat expectations but the stock didn’t rise and instead fell? Feel free to discuss in the comments.
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In its latest quarterly report, U.S. cloud services provider Guidewire Software (GWRE) showed both revenue and earnings data exceeding Wall Street expectations, and its guidance for the next quarter was also higher than market estimates. Yet despite this, GWRE still plunged by more than 16% in pre-market trading.
A similar situation occurred with Zscaler (ZS). This cloud security company’s first-quarter revenue and next-quarter guidance both beat expectations, but it still fell more than 3.6% in pre-market trading.
Is the market always right? In cases like this—where good news seems to be “used up” and the stock still drops—what do you think? What other situations have you encountered where earnings beat expectations but the stock didn’t rise and instead fell? Feel free to discuss in the comments.
#美股 #财报 #Investing