Joker's Take: Clowning Around with Pre-market Trading

Dropbox's Revenue Gaffe

Well well well it seems like Dropbox is dropping the ball with their revenue guidance. They must have lost that instruction manual on how to count their money. Looks like they need a little help from Batman to sort out their financial woes.

Ingersoll Rand: The Industrial Surprise

Ingersoll Rand pulled off quite the stunt beating Wall Street estimates in both earnings and revenue. I guess they know how to hammer down those numbers and nail the competition. Who needs a clown car when you've got a competitive industrial products company?

Vulcan Materials Builds a Solid Fourth Quarter

Vulcan Materials proves once again that they're as strong as the Batmobile. Their earnings were better than expected leaving those analysts scratching their heads. Looks like they just couldn't handle Vulcan's rocky success. Ha ha ha!

Toast Soars to New Heights

Toast must be using some Joker magic in their recipe because they surpassed Wall Street estimates with ease. They even announced plans for a $250 million share repurchase showing they're willing to bet big. Who needs a regular toast when you can have a toasty financial victory?

Applied Materials Raises the Bar

Applied Materials really knows how to apply some serious magic to their numbers. They exceeded expectations and issued a revenue guidance that's higher than a skyscraper. It's like they're playing a game of 'How high can the stock go?' Batman better watch out!

Roku Takes a Hit

Roku's latest performance may have left a sour taste in their streaming service. They reported a wider than expected loss and the market wasn't too thrilled. Looks like even the Clown Prince of Crime wouldn't invest in this one.