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Apple falls, Chipotle gets chomped, Boeing takes off

Here are some of the stocks the Yahoo Finance team will be tracking for you today:

Apple (AAPL) share were lower in early trading. Investors clearly not impressed that the company beat earnings expectations by a penny or that revenues basically matched estimates. The focus instead seems to be that Apple’s forecast of profit margins in the current quarter fell short of some expectations. There’s also disappointment that Apple’s sales in China last quarter fell 30% from a year earlier. Never mind that the iPhone maker said improved sales in China are around the corner or that Apple predicts a return to overall revenue growth in the current holiday quarter.

Chipotle (CMG) shares fell this morning. The Mexican restaurant chain delivered third quarter earnings and revenue that missed analysts’ estimates as same-store sales fell 22% from year ago. This as Chipotle struggles to woo back customers following a series of food safety scares last year.

Boeing (BA) reported earnings and revenue that handily topped analysts’ estimates. Profit jumped nearly 34% from a year ago. The company also lifted its outlook for the year as deliveries increased.

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Coca-Cola (KO) posted a slight beat on earnings and revenue for last quarter as an increase in prices and smaller packaging in the US helped offset a stronger dollar and weakness overseas.

Twitter (TWTR) share got a nice bounce ahead of the open following a report by micro blogging site Betaville that Disney (DIS) is once again interested in buying the struggling social media network. Twitter’s stock has been volatile as speculation swirls of whether or not it will be bought.