View the companies that get the headlines for the bell. Affirm Holdings – Shares of the payment company fell 14% after Affirm had surpassed the profit and turnover expectations for the tax second quarter. Affirm, which now buys, pays later loans, reported $ 866 million in income for the period, while analysts expected $ 807 million by LSEG. The income came out of 23 cents per share and surpasses for a loss of 15 cents per share. The gross merchandise volume grew 35% on an annual basis. Tesla – Shares of the Automaker fell 1% after the sale of Tesla cars in China fell in January by 11.5% in the midst of greater competition from Chinese rivals, which increase their turnover during the period. Tesla sold 63,238 units, compared to 71,447 cars that were sold in the same month last year. Pinterest – The shares of the social media platform shot more than 20% in premarket after the strong quarterly results of the company. The turnover for the fourth quarter of Pinterest increased by 18%year after year, while the net income was $ 1.85 billion, including a postponed tax benefit. The company said that global monthly active users year after year 11% rose to 553 million in the fourth quarter. Amazon shares fell by around 3% after the e-commerce giant gave a weaker than expected guidelines for the current quarter. Amazon expects the turnover of the first quarter between $ 151 billion and $ 155.5 billion, while analysts were examined by LSEG looking for $ 158.5 billion. The profit and income of the company in the fourth quarter still beat the expectations of the consensus. Elf Beauty – Shares of the Cosmetics Company tumbled 25% after eleven Beauty lowered its guidance for the tax year. The company sees the turnover ranging from $ 1.3 billion to $ 1.31 billion, shortage of consensus estimates of $ 1.34 billion, per street account. The adjusted income of eleven for the third quarter also missed expectations, by 74 cents per share, while analysts predicted 75 cents per share by LSEG. Take-Two Interactive Software-De Stock of Video games increased by 9% after the company had given updates on the timing of new releases, including saying that Grand Theft Auto VI will be released this fall. Despite the net bookings of Take-Two, the win for the tax third quarter of $ 1.37 billion, expected below $ 1.39 billion, according to LSEG. Bill Holdings-the stock price of the billing software company fell around 30% on the back of a disappointing tax income prediction in the third quarter. Bill Holdings expects between $ 352.5 million and $ 357.5 million, under the LSEG estimate of $ 360.4 million. The expectations of the second quarter of the second quarter and income defeat the expectations of the company. Expedia shares of the online travel company won more than 11% after the results of the fourth quarter of Expedia exceeded Wall Street's expectations. Expedia achieved an adjusted profit of $ 2.39 per share on a turnover of $ 3.18 billion, which exceeds the expectations of analysts for $ 2.04 per share in profit at $ 3.07 billion in income, according to LSEG. Expedia also recovered its quarterly dividend by 40 cents per share. Monolithic Power Systems shares added 9% after monolithic energy systems defeated the profit of the fourth quarter and the turnover expectations and spent better than expected surrounding guidelines for the current quarter. The semiconductor company also announced an $ 500 million share purchasing program and increased its quarterly dividend by almost 25%. Fortinet-the share of cyber security collected 6% after Fortinet had posted better than expected results of the fourth quarter and offered strong guidance for the entire year. The company estimates that the turnover of the entire year will be between $ 6.65 billion and $ 6.85 billion, which means that the estimate of $ 6.63 billion, per LSEEG. – CNBC's Jesse Pound and Yun Li have contributed to reporting.
