Stocks moving in after hours: RH, Electronic Arts

Yahoo Finance Live anchor Seana Smith looks at several stocks trending in the after-hours trading session.

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- Yeah, all right, Seana. So no tuna sandwich in a car you just-- I agree with him there. If I get into the car, and there's the smell of tuna sandwich, I'm out.

SEANA SMITH: I do.

- You get one star.

SEANA SMITH: But a pizza-- a pizza, I would be OK with.

- No, you're just going to get hungry.

SEANA SMITH: No? I don't know. It's not too bad.

- I agree with him on that.

SEANA SMITH: I've been in some cars that don't smell a little funky here and there.

- It's a good interview, though, man.

SEANA SMITH: I would rather-- it was a very--

- Really good interview.

SEANA SMITH: --good interview. We look forward to having him back, hopefully, on Yahoo Finance here in the future.

Let's take a look at some of these movers after hours. We have two names for you-- RH-- Restoration Hardware-- and EA-- Electronic Arts. Kicking off with RH, we're seeing that stock under pressure here, off just about 5 and 1/2%, a disappointing quarter for the company.

Also some commentary on spending here is shaking investors just a bit. Well, they missed on both the top and bottom line. Their full year revenue guidance also coming up a bit short. In a letter to investors, CEO Gary Friedman writing, quote, "Data points to business in our sector are likely getting worse before it gets better."

Year to date, you're looking at the stock off just about 8%. Over the last year, you're looking at losses of about 36%. So another consumer play here under pressure and really worried about what the next couple of months could hold.

Let's also take a look at EA-- Electronic Arts-- here. Trading just to the upside, right, above the flat line. A big headline coming out from this company after hours. Making some workforce changes. They're looking to cut about 6% of the workforce as they restructure some of their teams.

And the company is saying that they also are going to reduce some of their office space as part of these restructuring plans. Now, they are going to incur-- expect to incur approximately $170 million to $200 million in charges because of this plan. Not seeing much action here in extended trading. But over the last year, you can see EA's stock under a bit of pressure, off just about 7 and 1/2%.