Shares of Amazon, Capital One, Intel climb after earnings beats, as NatWest and Sanofi tumble on warnings, and other stocks on the move

Amazon.com Inc.
AMZN,
+7.17%
shares rose 7.1% after the e-commerce giant delivered a massive earnings beat.

Shares of Decker Outdoors Corp.
DECK,
+19.20%
rallied 16.2% after the maker of Ugg boots and Hoka sneakers reported fiscal second-quarter results that sailed past Wall Street expectations, saying demand for its products continued to be strong.

Shares of DexCom Inc.
DXCM,
+10.31%
rallied by 8% after the maker of glucose-monitoring systems reported quarterly profit that beat expectations by a wide margin, and boosted its revenue outlook.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.‘s stock
CMG,
+5.73%
rose 5.7% after the company reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings.

Capital One Financial Corp.‘s stock
COF,
+9.85%
was up 10% on Friday, a day after the credit card company’s third-quarter earnings of $4.45 a share handily beat the FactSet consensus estimate of $3.24 a share. Revenue of $9.37 billion also beat the analyst view of $9.21 billion.

Stock decliners:

GSI Technology Inc.‘s stock
GSIT,
-13.69%
 dropped 5.8% after the memory specialist reported its 12th straight quarterly loss.  

Shares in NatWest Group Plc
NWG,
-13.09%
fell 11.7% after the British bank cut its outlook and admitted “serious failings” in its dealings with Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage.

Sanofi shares
SNY,
-19.09%
plunged 17% after the French pharmaceutical company issued a profit warning due to higher taxes and higher investments in research and development.

Shares of Ford Motor Co.
F,
-11.72%
dropped 8.6% after the automaker withdrew guidance, citing the pending agreement with the United Auto Workers, and revealed a $1.3 billion loss for its EV unit.

Enphase Energy Inc.‘s
ENPH,
-14.32%
stock tanked 14% after the maker of batteries and other solar-power components missed quarterly revenue expectations and provided a current-quarter outlook that was well below forecasts.

Charter Communications Inc.‘s stock
CHTR,
-9.64%
fell 5% after it said it added fewer internet subscribers than expected in the third quarter.