Nvidia, Snowflake, E.L.F. Beauty, American Eagle: Trending stocks

Yahoo Finance Live's Seana Smith looks at several stocks trending in the after-hours trading session.

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SEANA SMITH: Let's take a look at what's trending after hours. Four names for you here. Starting off with NVIDIA. You're looking at a gain of just about 20% in extended trading, a very strong report here from NVIDIA. Also strong guidance is what's driving this stock higher.

When you take a look at some of these numbers, revenue coming in, $7.2 billion adjusted EPS of $1.09, both better than what the Street was looking for. That 2Q revenue guidance of $11 billion, that was surging past Wall Street's estimates of just over $7 billion. Clearly, a sign that NVIDIA has been in from and expects to continue to benefit from the AI boom.

You're looking at gains of just over 100%, 109% since the start of the year, although of course that follows what was a relatively challenging 2022 over the last year. You're looking at a gain of just about 90%.

Moving on to Snowflake here, a totally different story. You're looking at shares off just about 12 and 1/2 percent here. The company missing the Street's expectations. Product sales outlook falling short, suggesting that some companies out there are cutting back on their cloud spending. Obviously, a massive headwind here for Snowflake. Also, product sales we know make up a majority there of their revenue.

Over the last month, the stock has actually had a relatively strong one, following the results that we got, the cloud results from Microsoft and Alphabet. So we're seeing give back about half of those gains here in extended trading. Obviously, name to keep on watch for tomorrow's opening bell.

Moving on to E.L.F Beauty, this is a name that has outperformed by a wide margin here over the last year, looking at gains of nearly 11% in extended trading. Up over 300% in the last year. Another strong report here from the company, net sales beat adjusted EPS coming in. Better than expected.

Also, full year sales guidance blowing past expectations. Putting this all in perspective, this is the 17th quarter in a row from E.L.F that we saw in net sales growth. The CEO saying that they're still just in their early innings of unlocking potential. Again, one year growth of just about 300%.

And rounding it out with American Eagle Outfitters there. The retailer disappointing the Street, falling just about 15%. We're looking at huge moves here in the extended trading. Forecast for sales to decline in the second quarter. That's a big driver of the after hours action.

The company saying that ongoing macro challenges that, of course, is weighing on the company, obviously, having an impact on their guidance. They also see their full year operating income below the Street's expectations, now seeing $250 million to $270 million, that was lowered from their previous estimate. Over the year, the shares are essentially flat. But year to date, taking a look at that chart, stock off just about 13%