Stocks to watch in after-hours: Apple, Amazon, Intel, Roku, IMAX

Yahoo Finance Live anchor Seana Smith highlights five trending stock tickers to watch in after-hours trading.

Video Transcript

SEANA SMITH: Let's take a look at some of the movers here after hours. A bunch of earnings. Let's get you up to speed. Apple first up, the stock up just about 3% here after hours, a record revenue quarter here for the company. Pretty impressive numbers. $83 billion in revenue. Services revenue, 19.6 billion. iPhone revenue, 40.67 billion, comparing that to the Street's estimate of just over 39 billion, up 3% year over year. Also expects revenue growth in fiscal fourth quarter. You see that reflected in the after hours action.

Amazon here, the stock popping, now up just about 12%. Strong numbers here from the e-commerce giant. Taking a look at those, second quarter sales, 121.2 billion. That was better than what the Street was expecting AWS sales at 19.74 billion, up 33% year over year, better than what the Street was expecting. 3Q revenue guidance was also strong. Shares up just about 12%.

Let's take a look at Intel. A bit of a different story there. You can see shares off nearly 10%. Adjusted EPS, $0.29. Way short of what the Street was expecting of $0.69. They see a fiscal year adjusted gross margin of 49%. That was lower than what they initially expected at 52%. Sees third quarter revenue, 15-- between 15 and 16 billion. It could be a tough couple of quarters here for Intel. Shares reflecting that here after hours.

Let's pull up Roku. Again, the shares falling here following the results that we just got from the company, off about 25%. Right now, revenue, 764 million. The estimate was for 804 million. Their guidance was also light, guiding for third quarter revenue of 700 million. The estimate there was for 903 million. Loss per share, also a wider loss per share than what the Street was expecting.

IMAX, we haven't talked about that name yet. Just reporting earnings here. You can see it up about 3% here in extended action. Revenue of 74 million here, up just about 45% year over year. Adjusted EPS of $0.07. The expectation was for adjusted EPS of $0.13. They also expect to release 15 local language titles in the current quarter. So second quarter revenue meeting expectations. It looked like that was enough to satisfy the Street. You can see the stock up just about 3%.