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After the Bell: Vylor Tops Estimates as AMD Jumps, Nvidia Slides

Vylor beat earnings estimates after Wednesday's close, while Nvidia fell and AMD and Broadcom climbed in after-hours trading.

Vylor was the lone S&P 500 company reporting after Wednesday's close, posting a smaller loss per share than expected and edging higher in after-hours trading. The bigger after-hours action came from chip-related names: Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom climbed, while Nvidia dropped sharply even though it did not report results today.

Earnings after the bell

Vylor posted a loss of $0.42 per share, narrower than the $0.53 loss analysts had expected, a beat. Revenue came in at $938.00 million, above the $918.61 million estimate, also a beat. Shares edged up about 1.09% in after-hours trading following the report.

Each reporter from the open into after hours

The dashed line is each stock's close; the shaded stretch is after hours. Every panel runs from +2% to −2%, so a steeper line is a bigger move.

Source: Trades in the regular session and after hours, each against its own close · as of November 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET · Five-minute closes. Extended-hours trading is thin.

S&P 500 earnings after the close
StockCompanyEPSEPS estimateRevenueRevenue estimateEPS vs estimateAfter hours
VYLRVylor Inc.-$0.42-$0.53$938.00 million$918.61 millionBeat+1.09%

Source: Company earnings calendar; after-hours trades against today's close · as of November 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET

The biggest after-hours moves

Among the day's biggest after-hours gainers, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose the most, climbing roughly 4.46% from its close. Entergy added about 3.50%, and Broadcom gained around 3.12%, with none of the three reporting earnings today.

On the downside, Nvidia posted the steepest after-hours decline of the group, falling about 7.74% even though it did not report results. Traders on X were discussing an earnings beat from another artificial-intelligence-infrastructure company as a catalyst that had lifted chip and high-beta stocks during the session, which may help explain the swings in related names after hours.

Supermicro slipped about 3.93%, ON Semiconductor fell roughly 3.02%, Dell Technologies declined about 2.87%, and Teradyne dropped close to 2.62%, rounding out the session's notable after-hours decliners.

S&P 500: the biggest moves after hours

Source: After-hours trades against today's close, S&P 500 members · as of November 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET

S&P 500: biggest gains after hours
StockCompanyCloseAfter hoursChange
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices$552.90$577.58+4.46%
ETREntergy$111.99$115.91+3.50%
AVGOBroadcom$345.22$356.00+3.12%

Source: After-hours trades against today's close, S&P 500 members · as of November 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET

S&P 500: biggest declines after hours
StockCompanyCloseAfter hoursChange
NVDANvidia$173.73$160.28-7.74%
SMCISupermicro$30.43$29.23-3.93%
ONON Semiconductor$73.62$71.40-3.02%
DELLDell Technologies$373.72$363.00-2.87%
TERTeradyne$265.78$258.81-2.62%

Source: After-hours trades against today's close, S&P 500 members · as of November 11, 2026 at 6:30 PM ET

Before the open tomorrow

No S&P 500 companies are scheduled to report earnings before Thursday's market open, based on today's calendar.

Sources

  • A summary of public discussion; no post or person is cited — Traders on X

How this was made

Written from WiseView data and the sources credited above, and checked before it went up. How this report is made

For information only, not investment advice.

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