WARP is trading at $18.55, up 1.97% in after-hours versus the regular-session close, with no confirmed ETF-specific catalyst.

  • Communication services stocks fell about 1% on October 21. Netflix declined after a weaker Q4 profit outlook, while AT&T fell despite beating estimates.
  • After the close, Meta reported revenue above estimates and forecast Q4 revenue of $73 billion–$76 billion. Its shares rose after hours, potentially supporting the sector and broader risk sentiment.
  • The sector backdrop was mixed.