10 Companies Echo Friday’s Market Pessimism

1. Bill Holdings Inc. (NYSE:BILL)

Bill Holdings plummeted by 35.52 percent on Friday to end at $62.13 per share as investors appeared to have snubbed its strong earnings performance last year amid lower-than-expected revenue guidance for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025.

In its latest earnings call, BILL said it projects revenues in the third quarter to settle between $352.5 million to $357.5 million, way below the $360.4 million analysts projected.

For the full year, BILL expects revenues to end between $1.45 billion and $1.47 billion.

In the last quarter, BILL swung to a net income of $33.55 million from a $40.4 million net loss. It also achieved a net income of $42.46 million in six months ending December, reversing a net loss of $68.28 million.

BILL is a company providing financial operations platforms for small and midsize businesses (SMBs).

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