Top Companies Get a High Five After the Final Bell Rings

Urban Outfitters: Trending Up Like a Rocket Ship

Well well well it seems Urban Outfitters is strutting down the runway with a swagger after beating analyst estimates in its first quarter results. Adjusted earnings? 69 cents per share! That's more than a bargain my dear financial futurists.

Viasat: A Communication Conundrum

Oh the woes of Viasat sliding nearly 13% after posting a loss of 80 cents per share. Looks like their communication signals got crossed somewhere out in space. Beam me up some profits next time Captain Analysts!

Haemonetics: A Bloody Mess

Ah Haemonetics shedding 8% after proposing a private offering of $525 million worth of convertible senior notes. I hope those notes come with a transfusion of good luck because the market seems to be bleeding red today.

Toll Brothers: Building Blocks of Success

Toll Brothers advancing more than 1% like the sturdy foundations of the houses they build. Fiscal second quarter earnings? $4.55 per share! That's a sound investment in the real estate of financial markets.

XP: Brazilian Financial Rollercoaster

XP sliding 4% like a financial bobsled team hitting a rough patch. First quarter net revenue missed consensus expectations. Looks like they need to sharpen their financial machetes for the jungle of market competition!

Modine Manufacturing Company: Cooling Off the Heat

Modine Manufacturing Company shedding nearly 8% must have forgotten to turn on the thermostat in their fiscal fourth quarter revenue. Coming in below analyst expectations? That's colder than a blizzard in January!