Earnings Reports 19 February 2026 - 25 February 2026

TeraWulf Inc rose 1.8% to $17.87 in premarket trading Wednesday after surging 12% and hitting a 52-week high of $18.03 on Tuesday. The bitcoin miner reports fourth-quarter results Thursday, as bitcoin trades near $66,415, up 5.5% from the prior close.

Nvidia shares rose 0.5% in premarket trading Wednesday ahead of its quarterly report, with options markets pricing in a 5.6% post-earnings move—the smallest in three years. The stock closed Tuesday at $192.85, valuing the company at $4.53 trillion. Rival AMD announced a $60 billion AI chip deal with Meta, pressuring Nvidia shares earlier. No Nvidia H200 chips have been sold to China, a U.S. official said.

Compass shares fell 11.8% to $9.08 on Monday and were flat in premarket trading Tuesday. The company named Timothy B. Gustavson chief accounting officer, effective March 2, after acquiring his former employer, Anywhere Real Estate. Compass will report fourth-quarter and full-year results after markets close Thursday. About 35.5 million shares traded Monday.

Carvana shares closed at $336.62 Friday, up 1.2% after a volatile week marked by cost concerns and missed profit estimates. The stock dropped 8% Thursday as higher reconditioning and depreciation costs prompted several brokerages to cut price targets. Carvana reported 2025 retail unit sales up 43% and revenue up 49% to $20.3 billion. Investors await U.S. producer price data on Feb. 27 for signals on rates and auto lending.

Oceaneering International shares dropped about 4% to $34.74 Friday after the company forecast 2026 free cash flow of $100 million to $120 million, down from $191 million in the fourth quarter. Fourth-quarter revenue fell 6% to $669 million, missing estimates, while adjusted earnings beat forecasts at 45 cents per share. Management warned of a slower first quarter as energy activity remains weak.

Celsius Holdings shares jumped 7.3% to $47.36 in premarket trading Friday after management highlighted shelf space and distribution gains at the CAGNY investor conference. The stock closed at $44.13 Thursday. The company will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Feb. 26. Newly named director Alkidas Jacoby Chrysso disclosed no Celsius securities in a Thursday filing.

Booking Holdings shares dropped 6.2% to $4,007.45 after hours Thursday, swinging as low as $3,874.89. The move followed fourth-quarter results, a 25-to-1 stock split announcement, and comments on softer U.S. pricing and shorter stays. Investors cited AI risks and shifting travel demand. CEO Glenn Fogel sold shares Feb. 17 under a pre-set plan, SEC filings show.

Carvana shares fell about 8% in after-hours trading Thursday, extending losses after fourth-quarter results missed analyst profit estimates. The company cited higher inspection and reconditioning costs, with gross profit per unit dropping to $6,427. Brokerages cut price targets following the update. Short interest remains high at about 10.7% of free float.

Carvana shares fell 3.3% to $349.65 in New York after a sharp post-earnings selloff, briefly dropping nearly 18% at the open. Higher reconditioning and depreciation costs pushed quarterly expenses to $2.16 billion, pressuring profit despite a 58% revenue jump. CFO Mark Jenkins said cost pressures will continue into Q1. Investors are watching Friday’s U.S. PCE inflation report for rate and auto loan signals.