Lam Research dropped 0.75% to close at $229.28 on Monday, but managed to claw back roughly 0.5% after the bell. Investors were reacting to an insider-trading disclosure from late last week—a board member unloading shares.
Kenvue Inc. inched higher after hours on Monday, with shares ticking up roughly 0.2% to $18.18. Earlier, the stock closed at $18.14. The day's range: $17.99 to $18.20. About 91.5 million shares changed hands.
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. climbed 1.6% to $943.62 after hours on Monday. Shares traded in a range from $922.42 up to $949.00 throughout the session. Roughly 2.3 million shares changed hands.
UnitedHealth Group Inc dipped 0.3% to $275.70 in post-market trade Monday. The stock moved between $273.88 and $280.15 earlier in the day, with more than 10 million shares changing hands.
Coinbase Global shares ticked up roughly 1.3% to $167.25 late Monday in after-hours action, having traded between $159.36 and $168.00 earlier in the session.
Mastercard Incorporated dropped 2.4% Monday, finishing regular trading at $535.33. Post-market, shares held steady. Visa retreated 1.8%. American Express ticked up—just 0.1%. Mastercard’s session ranged from $534.47 to $548.60, volume hitting roughly 4.1 million shares.
CyberArk Software stock jumped Monday, after Nasdaq indicated that its merger with Palo Alto Networks is on track to wrap up before the bell on Feb. 11.
Salesforce, Inc. jumped 1.5%, landing at $194.03 in after-hours action Monday. Earlier, shares had ranged from $185.79 to $195.12. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF climbed 3.1%.
IREN Limited shares surged roughly 10% in Monday’s after-hours action, sidestepping a weaker bitcoin performance and outgunning peers among U.S.-listed crypto miners. The stock last sat at $46.15, up 10.4%, swinging between $39.27 and $47.18 during the session. Bitcoin was down around 1%. Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms both posted gains, but CleanSpark declined.
Western Digital Corp stock picked up roughly 1.2% to close at $285.99 in after-hours action Monday. The shares moved between $272.21 and $295.40 during the session.
Exxon Mobil shares closed up 1.45% at $151.21 on Monday, setting a new 52-week high as energy names outpaced the broader market. Volume topped its recent average, and peers Chevron and ConocoPhillips also finished higher.
GE Vernova Inc ended Monday’s session up 2.9% at $801.54 after reaching as high as $814.86, then ticked up further in after-hours trading. The move followed Maxim Power’s decision to secure a manufacturing slot for a GE Vernova gas turbine, set for delivery by 2030. That reservation, according to Maxim, will need a non-refundable deposit in 2026.
Shares of Booking Holdings Inc. dropped roughly 5% on Monday, with after-hours trades hovering close to $4,237. The stock’s intraday range stretched from $4,219 up to $4,457.
Shares of Hims & Hers Health tumbled roughly 16%, landing at $19.33 in after-hours trading Monday, after the company scrapped its $49 compounded semaglutide pill and got hit with a patent suit from Novo Nordisk over the weight-loss treatment. Earlier, the stock touched $16.44 before trimming some of those declines.
JPMorgan Chase & Co ended Monday’s after-hours trading more or less flat, changing hands at $322.10. During the regular session, the stock dipped roughly 0.1%. Price action ranged from $320.50 up to $326.37, with volume tallying close to 11.5 million shares.