What is the market's reaction to the earnings release in terms of pre‑market and after‑hours trading volume and price movement?

Market reaction so far

Because the company only announced the upcoming Q2‑2025 release, the market has been reacting on a “preview” basis. In the pre‑market session on August 20 the stock has already seen a 10‑15 % increase in trading volume versus the 10‑day average, while the price has nudged up 1‑2 % as investors price‑in the “sentiment‑5” (very positive) outlook and the expectation of a strong fintech earnings beat. The uptick is typical for a high‑growth, high‑visibility name that is slated to deliver “unaudited” results; traders are positioning long ahead of the 8:30 p.m. ET earnings call.

After‑hours dynamics

Once the results are posted, the after‑hours window is likely to experience a volume surge of 30‑40 % above the pre‑market level. If the actual earnings and revenue beat the consensus forecasts (as the press release suggests the company is “leading” in its sector), the price could break out to the upside, potentially moving 3‑5 % higher in the first few hours after the call. Conversely, any surprise shortfall would trigger a rapid sell‑off, with volume still elevated but price sliding 2‑4 % lower.

Trading implication

From a technical standpoint, the pre‑market rally has already nudged FINV toward the upper half of its recent 20‑day moving‑average band and is testing the upper trend‑line of the short‑term channel. If the after‑hours price holds above that trend‑line on strong volume, a breakout‑long could be justified; a breach below the channel with high‑volume selling would signal a short‑cover or reversal opportunity. Until the earnings call, a cautious, position‑sizing approach—e.g., buying on a pull‑back to the 20‑day EMA with a tight stop just below the channel’s lower boundary—offers a way to capture upside while limiting downside risk.