Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Nordstrom, Hasbro, Hawaiian Electric, Affirm and more

Check retired the companies making the biggest moves midday:

Nordstrom — The section store retailer sank 8.6% adjacent aft topping fiscal second-quarter net and gross expectations. Earnings came successful 40 cents up of the 44 cents expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv. Sales fell beneath pre-pandemic levels and Nordstrom stood by its erstwhile full-year outlook bracing for a diminution successful revenues successful the azygous digits. The institution besides warned that theft-related losses are astatine "historical highs."

Affirm — The bargain now, wage aboriginal steadfast saw its shares skyrocket 30% aft the institution reported fiscal fourth-quarter results that topped expectations connected the backmost of higher gross merchandise volume. Affirm besides gave beardown guidance for the fiscal archetypal quarter, projecting $430 cardinal to $455 cardinal successful revenue, versus expert expectations of $430 million.

Hawaiian Electric — The inferior banal plunged 16% pursuing the quality that Maui County is suing the company for damages related to the island's wildfires, which killed much than 100 people. The suit alleges Hawaiian Electric near its powerfulness lines energized contempt a informing from the National Weather Service that precocious winds and drought conditions created a precocious occurrence risk. The institution told NBC News it is disappointed the region chose a litigious way and noted the probe is inactive unfolding.

Hasbro — The toymaker's banal rallied 4.6% aft Stifel boosted its terms people to $94 from $79 connected Thursday, implying astir 43% upside from Thursday's close. The Wall Street steadfast besides added it to its apical picks list, citing cardinal changes and opportunities wrong the company. On Tuesday, Bank of America upped its terms people to $90 from $85 connected Tuesday. Shares are up astir 9% week to date.

Advance Auto Parts — Shares fell 6.1% aft the car parts retailer was dropped from the S&P 500 connected Friday.

Workday — The banal gained astir 4.2% pursuing the endeavor bundle company's stronger-than-expected results for the 2nd quarter. Adjusted net per stock came successful astatine $1.43, topping the $1.26 expected by analysts, per Refinitiv. Revenue was $1.79 billion, versus the $1.77 cardinal expected.

Intuit — Shares added 3.4% and deed a 52-week precocious aft the bundle company's net topped expectations. Fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted net were $1.65 per share, compared to the $1.44 expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv. Revenue came successful astatine $2.71 billion, beating the $2.64 cardinal expected. The institution besides shared stronger-than-expected full-year guidance.

Gap — The retailer added 5.6% aft posting mixed quarterly results. Adjusted net per stock was 34 cents, topping the statement estimation of 9 cents, per Refinitiv. Gap's gross was $3.55 billion, beneath the $3.57 cardinal expected.

Marvell Technology — Marvell shed 7% contempt posting a flimsy net beat. Earnings per stock came successful astatine 33 cents for its 2nd quarter, versus the 32 cents expected, according to Refinitiv. Revenue was $1.34 billion, compared to the $1.33 cardinal statement estimate.

Ulta Beauty — The quality retailer's shares fell 3%, reversing earlier gains from its better-than-expected quarterly results. Ulta posted $6.02 net per stock connected $2.51 cardinal successful gross successful the 2nd quarter. Analysts had forecasted $5.85 net per stock and $2.51 cardinal successful revenue, according to revenue. The institution besides raised its full-year guidance.

AMC Entertainment — Shares fell 9% aft the institution converted its preferred equity units into communal stock.

Shift4 Payments — The outgo institution climbed 2.1% pursuing a Morgan Stanley upgrade to adjacent value from underweight. The steadfast said the institution has a valuation that present amended reflects the business.

— CNBC's Yun Li, Hakyung Kim, Alex Harring, Sam Subin and Michael Bloom contributed reporting.