Movement Alert｜FrogAds, Inc. Intraday Decline 5.56% in Regular Trading, prior earnings-driven surge sees short-term pullback as gains are digested

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On November 10, FrogAds, Inc. fell 5.56% in Regular Trading, trading at $104.53 per share, with turnover of $21.87 million.

The move followed a short-term pullback after the market digested the company’s recently released quarterly results, which had come in well above expectations and were accompanied by sharply higher fourth-quarter and full-year guidance, as well as a higher analyst price target.

For the latest quarter, FrogAds, Inc. reported adjusted EPS of $0.32 versus the $0.23 consensus, while revenue rose to $179.2 million from $136.9 million and exceeded the $165.9 million expectation. The company guided fourth-quarter adjusted EPS to $0.28-$0.30 on revenue of $183 million-$185 million, both above consensus, and raised full-year guidance to adjusted EPS of $1.14-$1.16 on revenue of $680 million-$682 million, up from its prior outlook of $0.96-$1.00 and $648 million-$652 million. An analyst also raised its price target to $120 while maintaining a buy-equivalent rating.

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