$Alphabet(GOOG)$
In essence, if expectations are low and the company exceeds them, it can lead to a rapid increase in the stock price as short sellers scramble to close their positions and investors who were waiting on the sidelines decide to jump in. It's a prime example of how sentiment and expectations can significantly impact stock movements, sometimes even more so than the actual financial results themselves.
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