After-market Movers For Jan 30 (GOOG, AMZN, ZNGA, PFPT, CPHD, CMG, HGR)

(RTTNews) - Gainers:

Google Inc. (GOOG) gained 4 percent to $1,182.08. The company's fourth quarter earnings were higher than in the same period last year, but missed Wall Street view. Revenues topped the consensus estimate.

Zynga, Inc. (ZNGA) was up 19 percent to $4.25. The company's fourth quarter net loss narrowed from the prior year period. The company also announced an agreement to acquire privately-held NaturalMotion, a mobile game and technology developer, for approximately $527 million. The company also plans to reduce approximately 314 employees, representing 15 percent of its current workforce, as part of its announced a cost reduction plan to generate pre-tax savings in the range of $33 million to $35 million in 2014.

Proofpoint, Inc. (PFPT) rose 9 percent to $40.00. The company's fourth quarter net loss widened from the year-ago quarter. Revenues increased 43 percent and topped the consensus estimate. The company expects first quarter and fiscal year 2014 revenues above Street view.

Cepheid (CPHD) gained 10 percent to $52.10. The company slipped to a loss in its fourth quarter. Revenues rose 24 percent and topped the consensus estimate. The company also provided a positive outlook for its fiscal year ending December 31, 2014.

Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (CMG) gained 12 percent to $556.28. The company's fourth quarter earnings improved 30 percent on top of a 20 percent growth in revenue. Earnings per share matched Street view, while revenue topped the consensus estimate. For 2014, the company expects low to mid single digit comparable restaurant sales excluding any menu price increases.

Decliners:

Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) fell nearly 5 percent to $383.03. The company's fourth quarter profit surged from the year-ago quarter, but missed analysts' estimate. Sales increased 20 percent, but missed the consensus estimate. The company guided first quarter sales inline with analysts' estimate.

Hanger, Inc. (HGR) was down 13 percent to $34.00. The company slashed its fiscal year 2013 adjusted earnings guidance due to the result of operational issues isolated to a small non-clinic unit within the Patient Care segment.