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Ebay guidance weak, IBM beats, American Express revenue disappoints

Let’s check out the Yahoo Finance charts of the day:

Ebay (EBAY) shares were sliding in early trading on Thursday, down around 9%. Although the online auction site beat on earnings, it missed on revenue, and its guidance was weak as well, disappointing investors.

On the flip side, IBM (IBM) shares were climbing on Thursday, up over 2%. The tech and services firm beat on both the top and bottom line, reporting revenue growth in each of the past three quarters. IBM is now generating more revenue from its strategic imperatives — areas like social, mobile, analytics and cloud.

Finally American Express (AXP) shares were weak, down nearly 3%. The credit card and payments company beat on earnings, but it missed Wall Street estimates on revenue. All was not bad, however, as it reaffirmed guidance and saw higher spending in its consumer, small business, and corporate units.

For more on today’s big stock movers, check out the Final Round, live at 3:55 p.m. eastern, right here on Yahoo Finance.