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Toyota Motor (TM) reported EPS of $6.15 vs $4.36 expected (+41.06% surprise) and revenue of $85.81B vs $82.84B expected (+3.59% surprise). The stock was up ~2.96% (around $244.22) with +1.63% in extended hours (around $248.20), and Toyota’s market cap stands near $313.52B. With a beat this large, the market’s next focus typically shifts to forward guidance, margin outlook, and management’s read on global auto demand and pricing, including any FX sensitivity.

Reddit (RDDT) delivered a strong quarter with EPS of $1.24 vs $0.93 expected (+33.33% surprise) and revenue of $726M vs $667M expected (+8.85% surprise), beating on both earnings and sales. Shares were up ~8.18% in extended trading (around $163.41), with a market cap near $28.62B. The next key read-through is typically forward guidance, especially around ad demand, user growth/engagement, and monetization efficiency.

Roblox (RBLX) posted EPS of -$0.45 vs -$0.47 expected (+4.26% surprise), meaning the loss was smaller than forecast, while revenue rose to $2.22B vs $2.07B expected (+7.25% surprise). The market is rewarding the upside, with the stock up ~11.24% in extended trading (around $67.38). Roblox’s market cap stands near $42.52B, and investor focus typically shifts to guidance, bookings/engagement trends, and the path to improved margins.

Sony ADR (SONY) reported EPS of $0.4029 vs $0.3999 expected (+0.75% surprise) while revenue came in at $23.68B vs $23.7B expected (-0.08% surprise). Shares were down ~3.06% in regular trade but up ~5.56% after hours (around $22.42), with a market cap near $133.58B—suggesting investors may be reacting to guidance or segment commentary (gaming, entertainment, imaging sensors) more than the tiny revenue miss.

Shell (RYDAF) reported EPS of $0.57 vs $0.6189 expected (-7.90% surprise) while revenue was $64.09B vs $63.41B expected (+1.07% surprise). The stock was down ~4.03% (around $37.69), with a market cap near $213.37B—a mixed print where investors typically drill into cash flow, shareholder returns, and guidance, especially against the backdrop of commodity-price sensitivity.

Linde (LIN) delivered EPS of $4.20 vs $4.17 expected (+0.72% surprise) and revenue of $8.76B vs $8.64B expected (+1.39% surprise). Shares were down ~2.88% in regular trade but up ~0.93% after hours (around $463.95), with a market cap near $214.65B—suggesting the market is leaning into the earnings quality and guidance tone, especially around industrial demand and margin discipline.

Amazon.com (AMZN) reported EPS of $1.95 vs $1.96 expected (-0.51% surprise) while revenue came in at $213.4B vs $211.27B expected (+1.01% surprise). Despite the top-line beat, the stock was down ~4.42% in regular trade and ~9.74% after hours (to around $201.01), with a market cap near $2.38T—a setup that typically signals investors are grading forward guidance, AWS/retail margin trends, and 2026 demand visibility more than the quarter’s headline revenue strength.

Eli Lilly (LLY) posted EPS of $7.54 vs $7.20 expected (+4.72% surprise) and revenue of $19.3B vs $17.87B expected (+8.00% surprise), delivering a clear beat—especially on the top line. The stock was down ~0.32% at the time shown (around $1,103.59), with a market cap near $991.45B, implying the market is likely grading guidance, demand visibility for key therapies, and the margin/cost trajectory into 2026.

Alphabet (GOOGL) reported EPS of $2.82 vs $2.64 expected (+6.82% surprise) and revenue of $113.8B vs $111.12B expected (+2.41% surprise), beating on both profit and sales. Despite the beat, the stock was down ~1.40% at the time shown (around $328.39), with a market cap near $4.02T—suggesting investors are likely focusing on forward guidance, cloud growth, and margins, and AI-driven capex/monetization more than the headline quarter.

UBS Group (UBS) reported EPS of $0.37 vs $0.5306 expected (-30.27% surprise) while revenue was $12.2B vs $11.65B expected (+4.72% surprise). The stock was up ~0.81% in extended trading (around $45.21), with a market cap near $141.84B—suggesting the market may be responding to top-line strength and/or outlook, while scrutinizing the drivers behind the EPS shortfall (costs, provisions, or one-offs).

Uber (UBER) posted EPS of $0.71 vs $0.80 expected (-11.25% surprise) while revenue came in at $14.4B vs $14.32B expected (+0.56% surprise). The stock was up ~0.09% in extended trading (around $73.99), with a market cap near $153.01B—implying investors may be weighing guidance, bookings/ride demand, take-rate, and margin trajectory more than the mixed quarter.

Qualcomm (QCOM) reported EPS of $3.50 vs $3.40 expected (+2.94% surprise) and revenue of $12.25B vs $12.11B expected (+1.16% surprise), beating on both lines. Despite the upside, the stock was down ~8.15% in extended trading (around $136.76), with a market cap near $160.12B—suggesting investors are likely focused on forward guidance, handset/Android demand signals, and AI/edge chipset momentum more than the quarter’s headline beat.