View the companies that get the headlines after The Bell: Gamestop-the video game retailer and Meme-Stock favorite jumped with 7% in extensive trade. Gamestop is considering investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, sources that are familiar with the case at CNBC. The company is still figuring out whether the move would be logical for the GameStop company, said a source. Roku-de streaming service provider rose by 10% after placing a loss of the fourth quarter of 24 cents per share, which was narrower than the loss analysts inquired by LSEG. Roku's turnover of $ 1.20 billion exceeded the expected $ 1.15 billion. The company also led to income from the first quarter that was in line with expectations. Airbnb – shares rose 12%. The holiday home earned 73 cents per share at $ 2.48 billion in income in the fourth quarter. According to LSEG, analysts had in the profit of 58 cents per share and turnover of $ 2.42 billion. Coinbase-de shares of the cryptocurrency market rose almost 1% after the fourth quarter profit over expectations. A post -selection meeting in Cryptocurrencies helped to stimulate large trade profits for Coinbase. The company said it earned $ 4.68 per share, far above estimates of $ 1.81 per share, reported by LSEG. The turnover of $ 2.27 billion at the top of the expectations of $ 1.88 billion. Applied materials-the manufacturer of the semiconductor fell 5% after supervising a tax turnover of the second quarter of $ 7.1 billion, while analysts were interviewed by LSEG $ 7.21 billion. Applied materials, however, defeated estimates on both the upper and bottom lines for the last quarter. YELP – The restaurant review platform rose by more than 4%. The profit of the fourth quarter amounted to 62 cents per share, with the factset consensus estimates of 53 cents per share at the top. Sales also exceeded estimates and arrived at $ 362.0 million, while analysts were looking for $ 350.2 million. Twilio-the cloud communication company Schoof 7% after predictions of the first quarter, impressed Wall Street. Twilio sees adapted income ranging between 88 cents and 93 cents per share, while analysts searched 99 cents per share through LSEG. Turnover is expected to vary between $ 1.13 billion and $ 1.14 billion, versus the call of analysts for $ 1.14 billion. Palo Alto Networks shares fell 3% despite the cyber security company that has a tax profit of the second quarter and income Beat. Palo Alto also led to profit and income from the current quarter that included the estimates of the street. Godaddy-the web hosting company lost more than 3% after the income of the fourth quarter shot in the predictions of analysts. Godaddy placed $ 1.36 per share in profit, while analysts were questioned by LSEG at $ 1.43 per share. The income prospects for the first quarter varied between $ 1,175 billion and $ 1,195 billion, while analysts were looking for $ 1,186 billion. Davita – shares slipped 10%. The supplier of kidney dialysis services led for the entire year between $ 10.20 and $ 11.30 per share, lower than the $ 11.38 analysts who were interviewed by FactSet. Davita, however, defeated the estimates of the fourth quarter of analysts on both the upper and the bottom lines. DEXCOM – The company for medical devices has added 2%. The income from the fourth quarter amounted to $ 1.11 billion, in accordance with the expectations of analysts, per factset. Dexcom confirmed his guidelines for the turnover of the entire year to $ 4.60 billion, while analysts requested $ 4.61 billion through factset. Draftkings – shares of the provider for sports betting have risen by more than 6%. Drafkings increased the lower end of his income guidance for the entire year to $ 6.3 billion to $ 6.6 billion, which brought the center to $ 6.45 billion. Analysts interviewed by LSEG were looking for $ 6.39 billion. The results of the fourth quarter missed the estimates of the street separately. Leggett & Platt – shares added 2% after the manufacturer of beds had reported that it had earned an adjusted 21 cents per share in the fourth quarter that the 20 cents analysts had expected, per factset. Leggett's $ 1.10 billion in income also beat the expected $ 1.03 billion. Computer Science – The Cloud Data Management Company refueled 28% on a gloomy prospect for the current quarter. Informatics sees income from the first quarter vary from $ 380 million and $ 400 million, while analysts expected $ 412 million by LSEG. Turnover guidance for the entire year also missed the goal, with the company called up to $ 1.67 billion to $ 1.72 billion, versus the street prediction for $ 1.78 billion. -Cnbc's Christina Cheddar-Berk and Darla Mercado have contributed to reporting.
